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Egypt (Egypt) (search for this): book 4, section 436a
OXRH/MATON is a virtual synonym of E)PIQUMHTIKO/N. Cf. 580 E and Phaedo 68 C, 82 C. which we might say is not least likely to be found in PhoeniciansIn Laws 747 C, Plato tells that for this or some other cause the mathematical education of the Phoenicians and Egyptians, which he commends, developed in them PANOURGI/A rather than SOFI/A. and the population of Egypt.” “One certainly might,” he replied. “This is the fact then,” said I, “and there is no difficulty in recognizing it.” “Certainly not.”“But the matter begins to be difficult when you ask whether we do all these things with the same thing or whether there are three things and we do one thing with one and one with another—learn with one p