Her feet are tender, for she sets her steps, / Not on the ground but on the heads of men
Plato, ―Symposium‖
...there arises a general reflection, that there is no one selfexistent thing, but everything is becoming and in relation...
Plato, ―Theaetetus‖
―You see, then, that a doubt about the reality of sense is easily raised, since there may even be a doubt whether we are awake or in a dream.‖
Plato, ―Theaetetus‖
―The cities of a world of nations,/ With all their manners, minds, and fashions,/ He saw and knew.‖
Homer, ―Odyssey‖ 5