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gems of thought as most readers are content to do but wish to view them as they are so superlatively worthy of being viewed as the record of the entire development of thoguht of a great thinker, then everything depends upon the chronology of the dialogues. I have critically examined the data brought together by [Lutoslauski?] and have applied to them all the refinements of the theory of probabilities with the results of being firmly convinced of the correctness in the main of that writers conclusions. It is necessary that an entirely new study of Plato's philosophy should be founded upon that view of the chronology.
I will endeavor briefly to do this for the single point of what is ultimately good. In regard to the date of Plato's birth,