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Since myth can go wrong (as Aristotle says, imagination "may be false"), what then is the value of myth?

Since myth can go wrong (as Aristotle says, imagination "may be false"), what then is the value of myth?
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Since myth can go wrong (as Aristotle says, imagination "may be false"), what then is the value of myth?

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This common opinion may be false, according to Plato, but it certainly ought to be taken into account and dealt with.

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