Tripartite Soul (Reason, Anger, Desire) (Concept)

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Plato's psychological theory dividing the human psyche into three parts: the rational (logistikon), the spirited (thymoeides), and the appetitive (epithymetikon).

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Complete Works of Plato, translated by Marsilio Ficino (1518)

Plato; Ficino, Marsilio (translator)

p. 484 p. 485 p. 486 p. 487 p. 488 p. 489 p. 543 p. 544 p. 545 p. 546+2 more pages

Opera Omnia (Complete Works)

Plato (Ficino translation)

p. 402

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Tripartite Soul (Reason, Anger, Desire)

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