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Plato's works are logical exercises for the mind. Little that is positive / is advanced in them. Socrates may be fairly represented by Plato in the / more moral parts; but in all the metaphysical disquisitions it is / Pythagoras. Xenophon's representation of his master is quite different.[1]
[Footnote 1: See p. 9. n. -- ED.]