Plato for the Modern Age. (An Introduction to Plato's Life and Thought and Their Meaning in Today's World.) [Mit Fig.] (1. Ed.)

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  • Plato for the Modern Age. (An Introduction to Plato's Life and Thought and Their Meaning in Today's World.) [Mit Fig.] (1. Ed.) Book Detail

  • Author : Robert Sherrick Brumbaugh
  • Release Date : 1964
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  • Pages : 256
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  • File Size : 24,24 MB

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