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‘Aristotle had less charm than Plato but is more accessible. Where Plato opened up the lofty road of the idea, Aristotle opened up the earthy track of the fact. The two, however, make one whole – unique, incomparable, and profoundly Greek – in the sense that they settle for ever the two complementary aspects of Man’s speculation.’

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*– E[ncyclopaedia] B[ritannica] 20:285-6

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***(cf V.[[Redbook5:171][19880618:1855]{The Metaphysic of Metaphysics}[18^th June 1988],] 171)

{But see IX. [] 100}

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