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• Ανδριόπουλος, Δημήτριος Ζ.

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• Philosophy, Ethics and Religion

• Perception (Philosophy)

This paper slightly revised was presented at the XII International Conference for Classical Studies, University of Cluj, Romania (1972). It was published in the volume Actes de la XIIs Conference Internationale D'études "EIRENE". Adolf M. Hakkert I.V., Amsterdam, 1975, p.p. 553-561

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