the vitality of platonism

according Aeschylus already ancient appears beautiful become believe body character Christian classical Cleanthes conception consider course death divine doctrine earth element essential Euripides evil example existence expression fact father fire follow fragment gives gods Greek Greek literature hand harmony heaven Heraclitus Homer human hymn idea ideal illustrate immortality individual intellectual kind knowledge light lines live Logos look man's Marcus means mind moral nature never object origin particular passage Paul perhaps philosophy Pindar Plato poet poetry present principle question quoted rational reason regarded religion religious says seems sense Socrates sometimes soul speaks spirit Stoic Stoicism suffering suggestion teacher teaching thee theory things thou thought true truth turn unity universal virtue whole Wordsworth writers Zeus γαρ δε εν και