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Now the subject matter that he's chosen for this poem, for this so-called first poem, couldn't possibly be more appropriate.
现在他选这首诗的主题很重要，这所谓第一首诗可能不太恰当。
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He represents what will later be called in the Republic the appetitive part of the soul, the appetites.
他代表的是稍后在《理想国》中,所谓灵魂欲望的部份，众多的欲望。
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Milton claims that he will one day use the English language to express what he calls "some graver subject," some more important subject matter, and he proceeds to characterize what that graver subject will look like.
弥尔顿声称有一天他将用英语,来表达他所谓的“一些严肃的主题“,还有一些更重要的主题，然后他继续描述这些严肃的主题都是什么样的。
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And he excludes other books he calls gnostic books.
他还排斥了所谓的诺斯替教书籍。
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But what does he mean by or what do I mean by referring to his policies of abstention ? from political life?
但他所谓,或我所谓,疏离政治的,人生策略为何？
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The conclusion reached in Book Three is that God has foreknowledge but he isn't interested in actual predetermination or some type of divine action that literally compels the behavior of human creatures.
卷三中的结论是,上帝享有先知，但是他对,实际意义上的预决或强迫着人类行为的,所谓神圣的做法并不感兴趣。
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So, on the basis of this, Socrates proposes how to proceed Kallipolis with the construction of Kallipolis, and he does so through what he calls three waves.
以此为基础，苏格拉底提议,如何着手建立，他的作法是,透过他所谓的三波。
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This is why Aristotle does not regard the study of politics as one social science among others.
亚里士多德不将政治研究,视作和其它社会科学一样的学科,它较像是他所谓的主导科学。
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Milton continues his defense of what he calls the poet's task.
弥尔顿继续为他所谓的诗人任务做辩护。
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Aristotle distinguishes between what he calls the matter and the form of the regime.
亚里士多德的区分,是他所谓的政体本质与形式。
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In the preface to his largest book, the Discourses on Livy, he compares himself to Christopher Columbus for his discovery of what he calls " "new modes and orders."
在他最大一部著作，《论利瓦伊》的序言中，他将自己和哥伦布相比,因为他发现,其所谓的，“新模式与秩序“
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His challenge to the poets is in a way the basis for the resentment that is built up against him in that Aristophanes and what he calls the earlier accusers have brought to bear.
他对诗人的挑战，某个层面来说,是对反对他的人所产生之愤恨的基础,这是亚里斯多芬尼斯及他所谓的,前代原告施加于他的。
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On the third page of the Politics where he remarks that every city or every polis exists by nature, and he goes on to infer from this Zoon Politikon that man is what he calls the zoon politikon, the political animal, the polis animal.
在《政治学》第三页,他谈到,每座城市或城邦是自然发展的存在，他并进而藉此推论,人类是他所谓的，即政治动物，城邦动物。
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that you were coming in to study what he calls "the master science " " the science of sciences " in some respects. It is that priority that Aristotle attributes to the regime that I think is what distinguishes his kind of political science from that of today.
你正开始学习的,是他所谓的主导科学“,“科学中的科学“,就某些层面而言,就因为亚里士多德将这种优先考虑,加到政体之中，因此让他的政治科学,有别于今日的政治科学。
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The first stage proposed by Adeimantus is the simple city, what he calls the city of utmost necessity.
由，Adeimantus，提出的第一个阶段是,简约之城，他所谓的本需之城。
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He has much the same function and to some degree much of the same personality as what we would call a modern day CEO, that is to say there is a kind of anonymity and impersonality about the sovereign.
在一定程度上讲,他有着我们今天所谓的CEO的,一些义务和特性，也就是说,君主兼有一种非人格化的特性。
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