ἐναντίου αὐτῷ... τινος at "Phaedo" 104 d 3

Hermes 109 (2):252-253 (1981)
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A defense is provided of the following translation of Phaedo 104d1-3: "Would they not, Cebes, be those things which, whatever they possess, force it to have not only their own form, but also in every case that of one of its opposites?"

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