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Heraclitus, Fragment 119 (D64)

August 15, 2019/by Darrell Arnold

RETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS "The thunderbolt pilots all things" (K 119; DK D64) "The thunderbolt steers the totality of things" (Robinson) Compare Fragment 54: "The wise...

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Heraclitus, Fragment 106 (D 117)

August 15, 2019/by Darrell Arnold

RETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS "A man when drunk is led by a beardless boy, stumbling, not perceiving where he is going, having his soul...

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Heraclitus, Fragment 4 (D 17)

Heraclitus, Heraclitus' Fragments -- a Commentary

August 15, 2019/by Darrell Arnold

RETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS "Most men do not think (phroneousi) things in the way that they encounter them, nor do they recognize what they...

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Heraclitus

Heraclitus, History of Philosophy

August 14, 2019/by Darrell Arnold

RETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS Heraclitus More than anything, Heraclitus is known as the philosopher of flux. As is famously attributed to him: “One cannot step...

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Presocratics

Heraclitus, History of Philosophy, Philosophy

September 18, 2018/by Darrell Arnold

RETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS The earliest Greek philosophers are typically known as “Presocratic” philosophers. Yet this designation as "Presocratic" first was explicitly used in...

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