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Landmarks in the History of Early Christianity

Note 8 — CONTENTS (continued 2)

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From which indeed Plato had probably obtained it. He justified it, handily enough, from his doctrine of Ideas, but scarcely derived it thence. The triumph of Aristotle destroyed his justification, but the parent stream flowed on placidly, undisturbed by thought.

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