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	The "tripartite" soul and its virtues discussed by Proclus Although Plato considered the soul (the real self of each one of us) as an essentially indivisible unity, he also puts forward a conception of it as embracing a Add to Reading List Document Date: 2018-08-08 03:08:40 Open Document File Size: 113,33 KB Share Result on Facebook

The "tripartite" soul and its virtues discussed by Proclus Although Plato considered the soul (the real self of each one of us) as an essentially indivisible unity, he also puts forward a conception of it as embracing a Add to Reading List