Briefly we may say that the forms are objects of knowledge (as opposed to opinion), are what is ultimately real (as opposed to what appears or seems), are standards or patterns to which different but similar particulars approximate, and are the common factor in virtue of which we give groups of particular things a common name.02-22
RE:The Republic / Plato ; translated with an introd. by H. D. P. Lee.Harmondsworth : Penguin Books, 1955, 1956.&Republic / Plato ; translated with an introd. by A. D. Lindsay.London : Dent, 1935.04-04
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