 | Henry Remak - 1986 - 486 oldal
...8oss'Pln8 talks' and lclsure' that sweet curse' oOx uvov'IfaTTiv гаСг' Ijcovri ура^^ага. Then there is shame that thwarts us. Shame is of two...»shame« a single word for two quite different things. (375-8Ü) Through Phaedra, Euripides is here voicing his unequivocal skepticism at the validity of... | |
 | Gary S. Meltzer - 2006 - 191 oldal
...to two kinds of "shame" (aidos), one harmless and the other harmful, which are too easily confused: Then there is shame that thwarts us. Shame is of two..."shame," a single word for two quite different things. (385— y)26 This reference, which may reflect an interest in the sophistic dissoi logoi,27 prefigures... | |
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... lives are worse than the mind's quality would warrant. There are many who know virtue. We know the good, we apprehend it clearly. But we can't bring it to achievement. Some are betrayed by their own laziness, and others value some other pleasure above... 