How Plato sees time (Ancient Greek Philosophy) - Unisex premium t-shirt

Greek philosopher Plato writes about the relentless passage of time in this quote. Hand-drawn: the Italian quote forms the Greek word that shows the subject:

• γίγνομαι. E originò i giorni e i mesi e gli anni, che prima non esistevano, mentre creava il cielo. Tutte queste sono parti di tempo e "ciò che era" e "ciò che sarà" derivano dal tempo, che noi, ignari, a torto consideriamo lasca essenza eterna. Noi siamo soliti dire che una cosa "era", "è" e "sarà", ma solo l'"è" le appartiene davvero, perché passato e futuro sono creati dallo scorrere dell tempo. (Platone, Timeo, 37e-38c, Atene 360 a.c., Beatrice Barberis)
• γίγνομαι. And he originated the days and months and years, which did not exist before, while he created the heavens. All of these are parts of time, and "what was" and "what will be" derive from time, which we, unaware, wrongly regard as lax eternal essence. We are wont to say that a thing "was," "is," and "will be," but only the "is" really belongs to it, for past and future are created by the passage of time. (Plato, Timaeus, 37e-38c, Athens 360 b.c., Beatrice Barberis)

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• Material: 100% Airlume combed and ring-spun cotton
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