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¹ De Inquirenda absolute affections affirm Aristotle attributes beauty body causality cause character conatus conceived conception consciousness constitute created dependent Descartes determinate distinct divine doctrine dualism eidos Eleatic elements essence eternal ethical existence expression extension feeling finite former give Glaucon heaven Hegel Heraclitus human Ibid ideal ideas imagination immortal infinite Inquirenda Veritate intellectual knowledge Lachesis less logical Malebranche matter means mental metaphysical mind modes monism moral motion movement Natura naturans nature necessity objects ourselves Pantheism Parmenides passions perception perfection Phædo phenomena Phil Philebus philosophy physical Plato position predicates principle pure realised reality reason regard relation self-consciousness sense Socrates soul sphere spindle of Necessity Spinoza substance supreme term Theism theory things thinking thought Timæus tion treatise treats true truth unity universe virtue volition whole wisdom word καὶ