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Acarnanians action ancient animal Antigone Antigone's argument Aristotle Athenians become body Burke called character Chorus Christian civil conception Creon Cyrus Dante death demiurge Descartes desire dialogue discourse divine doctrine Eros Eteocles eternal eternal recurrence evil existence fact freedom gods Greeks Harrington Hegel Hobbes Huck human Iago Ibid individual Ismene justice king kosmos La Rochefoucauld Lear Leo Strauss liberty live Macbeth Machiavelli man's Marcuse Marx means modern monarchy Montesquieu moral nationalism nature never Nietzsche Nietzsche's Oceana opinion Othello passions perhaps Philebus Plato play pleasure political philosophy Polynices possible present principle Protarchus Proxenos question reason regime religion Rembrandt republic Rochefoucauld rule seems sense social society Socrates soul sovereign Spartans speak speech Spirit temporal things thought Thucydides Timaeus Tom's Toynbee true truth Twain understanding universal Utopia virtue whole words Xenophon Yankee Yankee's