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Taureck I 29
Heraclitus: (Before the Sophists): "The Physis likes to hide".
I 30
This corresponds more to the notion of "true nature".
>Nature.
In Heraclitus there is also no opposition between Logos and Physis.
For the contrast to the "actual nature" can only be "appearance".
>Logos, >Appearance.
Physis/Sophists: the Sophists have an entirely different meaning: Physique is here the opposite of Nomos: Law of Nature.
>Sophists, >Laws of nature.

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