Philosophical eros is the effect of rhetoric, of language used persuasively.

哲学的修辞的效， 服性使用的语言的效。

It might appear on a superficial reading that the question of eros disappears in the second half of the Phaedrus.

从表面上看， 的问题似乎在《斐德罗篇》的后半部分就消失了。

Musashi seems to point to eros in this case, which is a form of love motivated by lustful desire, also known among Buddhists as 'romantic love'.

武藏似乎在这种情下指向了，这一种由好色望驱动的情形式，在佛教徒中也被称为“浪漫的情”。

But this is deceptive, for the forensic discussion of Lysias's speech on eros leads to a definition of artful or true speech that we will see presently.

但这具有欺骗性的， 因为对 Lysias 关的演讲的法医讨论导致了我们即将看到的巧妙或真实演讲的定义。

In a previous video, I've explored the different types of love with selfless love called 'agape' by the ancient Greeks on one end, and selfish love called 'eros' on the other end.

在之前的视频中，我探索了不同类型的，一方面无私的，被希腊人称为“阿加佩”，另一方面自私的，叫做“厄洛斯”。