
Review: Early Greek Philosophy by John Burnet
Nature and the Nation
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Necessity Is the Mother of the Fates
Necessity is more primordial than the fates. Is prior to the fates, ok? Kind of what motherhood and parenthood might mean in this mythological sense. Fate is like fate in necessity and compulsion and inevitability. All the future bound by fate, constrained k the words we've got here, force, constraint, inevitability, compulsion and necessity. And we see a nonkey with a spindle thi. One of the symbols of a nonkey is the spindle a. The shaft and hook of the spindle are made of steel, and the whirl is made partly of steel and also partly of other materials.
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