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The Lives and Opinions of Eminent Philosophers

Note 21 — BOOK II.

Charles Duke Yonge translation

“This is not quite correct. Socrates believed that the dæmon which attended him, limited his warnings to his own conduct; preventing him from doing what was wrong, but not prompting him to do right.”—See Grote’s admirable chapter on Socrates. Hist. of Greece, vol. v.

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