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Finding True Love: Incorporating Mahāyāna Buddhism with Plato’s Symposium
Emperor and Magician: The Religious Views and Magical Practices of Julian the Apostate
Slippery Concepts: How Political Values Guide Us and Misguide Us in the Search for the...
Three Models of Political Friendship in Plato
Good Hope and Happiness in Plato and Aristotle
De Musica: The Spheres of Musical Pedagogy
The Mystery of the Seventh Platonic Epistle: An Analysis of the Philosophic Digression
Plato's Opinions: Cognition and Reality in the Timaeus and Critias
The Stages on the Way to Life and Love: A Kierkegaardian Reading of Plato's Symposium
The Contemplative and Political Lives in Aristotle and Plato
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