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Originally Posted by bookslover  This is a great and justly famous quote. The first paragraph is very important. Why read some dreary tome about Plato (or whoever) when you can read the man for himself? I like Lewis's contention that a person with average intelligence will be able to pick up most of what Plato (or whoever) has to say. | Quote:
Originally Posted by MrMerlin777 Love the Lewis quote.
As has been said it is justly famous. | 
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