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The Consolation of Philosophy

Note J — BOOK III.

H. R. (Henry Rosher) James translation

The doctrine of Reminiscence—i.e., that all learning is really recollection—is set forth at length by Plato in the 'Meno,' 81-86, and the 'Phædo,' 72-76. See Jowett, vol. ii., pp. 40-47 and 213-218.

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