Friedrich Nietzsche: ...aesthetischen Sokratismus...dessen oberstes Gesetz ungefähr so lautet: "alles muss verständig sein, um schön zu sein"

...aesthetischen Sokratismus...dessen oberstes Gesetz ungefähr so lautet: "alles — Friedrich Nietzsche

...aesthetischen Sokratismus...dessen oberstes Gesetz ungefähr so lautet: "alles muss verständig sein, um schön zu sein"; als Parallelsatz zu dem sokratischen "nur der Wissende ist tugendhaft."

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