- In the Theaetetus,
Plato defines the
sage as one who
becomes "righteous and holy and wise." The
Platonic sages would raise themselves by the life of...
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Seven Sages in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Seven Sages may
refer to:
Saptarishi or
Seven Sages of
ancient India Seven Sages of Greece, seven...
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sage,
sages,
Sage,
saĝe,
säge,
Säge, or
säges in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Sage or
SAGE may
refer to:
Salvia officinalis,
common sage, a small...
-
appears in The
Masque of the
Seven Sages by Ausonius. Both
Ephorus and
Plutarch (in his
Banquet of the
Seven Sages)
substituted Anacharsis for Myson....
- the
Seven Sages.
Sometimes the
sages are ****ociated with a
specific primeval king.
After the
Great Flood (see Epic of Gilgamesh),
further sages and kings...
- The Four
Sages, ****essors, or
Correlates (Chinese: 四配; pinyin: Sì Pèi), are four
eminent Chinese philosophers in the
Confucian tradition. They are traditionally...
-
Sages &
Specialists is an
accessory for the 2nd
edition of the
Advanced Dungeons &
Dragons fantasy role-playing game,
published in 1996.
Sages & Specialists...
- All
other early Sanskrit treatises were
similarly attributed to
mythical sages. He is
thought to have
lived between 200 BCE and 200 CE, but
estimates vary...
-
Sage Publishing,
formerly SAGE Publications, is an
American independent academic publishing company,
founded in 1965 in New York City by Sara
Miller McCune...
- Post-Vedic
tradition of
Hinduism regards the
rishis as "great yogis" or "
sages" who
after intense meditation (tapas)
realized the
supreme truth and eternal...