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The works of Plato (Vol. 1 of 6)

Note 33 — PHÆDO, OR THE IMMORTALITY OF THE SOUL.

Henry Cary translation

By this I understand him to mean that the soul alone can perceive the truth, but the senses, as they are different, receive and convey different impressions of the same thing; thus the eye receives one impression of an object, the ear a totally different one.

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