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or in what class do you put
it?” “Into this,” he said, “the most
potent of allCf. Protagoras
352 B, Aristotle Eth. 1145 b
24. faculties.” “And opinion—shall
we assign it to some other class than faculty.” “By no
means,” he said, “for that by which we are able to opine
is nothing else than the faculty of opinion.For the various meanings of DO/CA Cf.
Unity of Plato's Thought, p. 47 “ the word
DO/CA may be used in this neutral,
psychological sense; it may be taken unfavorably to denote mere opinion
as opposed to knowledge, or favorably when true opinions and beliefs are
set in antithesis to the appetites and
instincts.”” “Bu
but
to starve the manThe whole passage
illustrates the psychology of 440 B ff. and so enfeeble him that
he can be pulled aboutCf.
Protag. 352 CPERIELKOME/NHS, with Aristot.Eth. Nic.
1145 b 24. whithersoever either of the
others drag him, and not to familiarize or reconcile with one another the
two creatures but suffer them to bite and fight and devour one another.Perhaps a latent allusion to Hesiod,
Works and Days 278.”
“Yes,” he said, “that is precisely what the
panegyrist of injustice will be found to say.” “And on
the other hand he who says that justice is the more profitable affirms that
all our actions and words should tend to give the man within usCf. “the inward