Early Greek
Early Greek Philosophy & Other Essays Collected Works, Volume Two
作者：Nietzsche, Friedrich Wilhelm, 1844-1900; Levy, Oscar, 1867-1946 [Editor]; Mügge, Maximilian A. (Maximilian August), 1878- [Translator]
体例：段 章数：11
字数：236,812 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 平均每段 21,528 字；最长 We have, however, to consider the Greeks, with regard to the（38,860 字），最短 Still we do not yet know whence the impulse to truth comes, （16,553 字）。
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章节目录
共 11 段- We have, however, to consider the Greeks, with regard to the
- In the multiplicity of languages the fact at once manifests
- But what will the opera mean as "dramatic" music, in its pos
- The educated person nowadays is educated above all _"histori
- A time which suffers from the so-called "general education"
- Heraclitus has as his royal property the highest power of in
- Parmenides once had, probably in his later years, a moment o
- The other idea, of greater import than that of the "Existent
- The contemplation of this undoubted succession and agitation
- To the later philosophers of antiquity the way in which Anax
- Still we do not yet know whence the impulse to truth comes,