2. How does Socrates convince Theactetus that his two conditions aren't sufficient for knowledge?

3. What does Theatetus suggest as the missing condition on knowledge?

4. How does Socrates convince Meno that knowledge is of no special practical value?

5. Where does Socrates guess the value of knowledge lies?

6. What are Astell's three "Modes of Thinking" and how do they differ from each other?

The stories some of the romanesque metalwork pieces tell are a. biblical stories. romanesque metalwork was used to decorate many churches and chapels.

Analysis of da vinci's vitruvian man. another of da vinci's most famous works is that of the vitruvian man, created around 1490. the official title of the drawing is “le proporzioni del corpo umano secondo vitruvio,” or “the proportions of the human body according to vitruvius.”

Tapestry  was designed to be viewed vertically. understanding its design requires considering its artistic format. wall hangings were common forms of art beginning in the 10th   century. the artist thus used this artistic form of a wall hanging to create a continuous flow of visual narration; a historical account created with an artistic medium. styles unique to this work such as the use of white space to allow imaginative infinite space provide this particular historical narrative with added artistic value.