Heraclitus, Fragment 12 (D A23)
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"To cite the testimony of poets and mythographers regarding matters of which we are ignorant is to take, as Heraclitus...
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Heraclitus, Fragment 11 (D 47)
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"Let us not concur casually about the most important matters." (Kahn 11, DK & S 47, W 5)
Heraclitus is well-known...
Hegel — The Logical Principle
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As earlier noted, Hegel divides his treatment of Heraclitus into three parts: the logical principle; the way of reality; and...
Heraclitus, Fragment 21 (D 42)
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"Indeed Homer deserves to be cast out of the contests and beaten with a staff, and Archilochus, too." (Sweet 42,...
Heraclitus, Fragment 59 (D 104)
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"What wit or understanding do they have? They believe the poets of the people and take the mob as their...