Transcribe the People's Contest Walter R. Collins diaries page

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Socrates left no writings.
  • Socrates left no writings.
  • Socrates left no writings.
The first and greatest of his disciples has supplied
  • The first and greatest of his disciples has supplied
  • The first and greatest of his disciples has supplied
this defect but there is some reason to believe that
  • this defect but there is some reason to believe that
  • this defect but there is some reason to believe that
the poetical fancy of plato has ornamented and
  • the poetical fancy of Plato has ornamented and
  • the poetical fancy of plato has ornamented and
  • the poetical fancy of plato has ornamented and
changed the didactic reasoning of Socrates.-
  • changed the didactic reasoning of Socrates.-
  • changed the didactic reasoning of Socrates.-
Plato has entered very little upon the subject
  • Plato has entered very little upon the subject
  • Plato has entered very little upon the subject
of physical science and in his Timeas the
  • of physical science and in his Timeas the
  • of physical science and in his Timeas the
only dialogue expressly upn the subject very
  • only dialogue expressly upn the subject very
  • only dialogue expressly upn the subject very
little valuable information; but very much
  • little valuable information; but very much
  • little valuable information; but very much
obscure speculation may be found -
  • obscure speculation may be found
  • obscure speculation may be found -
  • obscure speculation may be found -
The charm of this writer is his adorned
  • The charm of this writer is his adored
  • The charm of this writer is his adorned
  • The charm of this writer is his adorned
and beautiful stile, in which an imagination
  • and beautiful stile, in which an imagination
  • and beautiful stile, in which an imagination
bold and yet correct constantly appears -
  • bold and yet correct constantly appears -
  • bold and yet correct constantly appears -
Plato in his compositions displays the
  • Plato in his compositions displays the
  • Plato in his compositions displays the
highest degree of Art -
  • highest degree of Art -
  • highest degree of Art -

Metadata

URL
"https://digital.libraries.psu.edu/digital/collection/wrc/id/46"
Date
"1863"
Title
"Walter R. Collins Civil War diary, 1863. 02027_047"
Source
"Pennsylvania State University. Special Collections Library"
Creator
"Collins, Walter R., 1838-"
Filename
"pstsc_02027_1863_047_service.jpg"
Licensing
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