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al element with Nonentity, 75; analysis of, 159; and the Other, 165 Body, realisation of soul, 27; a prison, 28; unthinkable except with reference to space, 75; source of illusion, 164 Canonics, form of logic, 215 Cause, three causes, 110; equals essence, 167; first causes subject of philosophy, 179; relation of, to potentiality, 185 Cave, of this life, 148, 166 Chaldaea, visited by Pythagoras, 22; by Democritus, 74 Change, how account for, 10, 35, 39, 75 Chaos, of the Atomists, 53; of Empedocles, 69; king in philosophy, 83; life not a chaos, 105 Charmides, dialogue, 136 Christ, brings sword, 99; kingdom of, 149 Chrysippus, successor of Cleanthes, 229 Cicero, mistranslates Pythagoras, 28; criticises Epicurus, 212, 221; exponent of New Academy, 242 Citium, birthplace of Zeno, 228 Clazomenae, birthplace of Anaxagoras, 52 Cleanthes, successor of Zeno, 229; hymn of, 236 Codrus, Plato descended from, 134; sacrifice of, 139 Colophon, birthplace of Xenophanes, 31 Commonplaces, function of, in sophistry, 84 Community of wives, 148; ideal community, 149 (and see _State_) Contradiction, philosophy of, 65 Cosmogony, of Democritus, 77; of Plato, 150; of Aristotle, 200; of Epicurus, 219; of the Stoics, 231 Cosmopolitanism, of Cyrenaics and Cynics, 128; of later systems, 242 Courage, treated of in _Laches_, 136 Cratylus, dialogue, 137 Creation, a great expiation, 73; in the soul, 139; working out of God's image, 151; union of Essence and Matter, 167 Criterion, feeling the only, 127 Critias, dialogue, 153 Crito, dialogue, 136 Crux, in philosophy, 190 Cynic, origin of name, 130; influence of school on Plato, 154; _v._ Epicurean, 226 Cyrene, seat of Cyrenaic school, 124; visited by Plato, 134; influence of school on Plato, 154 Death, birth of the soul, 19 Deduction, _v._ Induction, 48; function of, in Aristotle, 184 Definitions, search for, by Socrates, 106; of no value, 132; rules for, laid down by Plato, 156 Democritus, 74; relation of Epicurus to, 216 Demonstrative science, based on abstraction, 11 Desire, part of soul, 28, 169; thought without, gives no motive, 191; distinctions among, 224 Destruction, meaning of, 53 Dialectic, Parmenides founder of, 39; Zeno inventor of, 42; Platonic theory of, 164, 171 Dichotomy, invented by Zeno, 43 Difference (see _Essence_), all difference quantitative, 76; conditioned by dissimilarity in atoms,
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