Aléthia also translates quiet nicely, particularly in terms of Plato (not so sure the NT): un-forgetting. (That's the alpha privative+ léthia: forgetting - more of a morphology point than translation). We somehow attain reality, or knowledge thereof, by a process of unforgetting the "forms," or something along those lines. No?
Aléthia also translates quiet nicely, particularly in terms of Plato (not so sure the NT): un-forgetting. (That's the alpha privative+ léthia: forgetting - more of a morphology point than translation). We somehow attain reality, or knowledge thereof, by a process of unforgetting the "forms," or something along those lines. No?
Aléthia also translates quiet nicely, particularly in terms of Plato (not so sure the NT): un-forgetting. (That's the alpha privative+ léthia: forgetting - more of a morphology point than translation). We somehow attain reality, or knowledge thereof, by a process of unforgetting the "forms," or something along those lines. No?