Xenocrates asserted that Plato's forms originated first as these objects.
Xenocrates asserted that Plato's forms originated first as these objects. Aristotle related an account of the "formal" type of these objects, which cannot be combined because they are comprised of fundamentally different units. Frege's Julius Caesar problem asks how, with a certain set of definitions, we can prove that the conqueror of Gaul is not this type of object. A three-volume definitive reference edition of the works of Plato is divided into a set of these things named after Henricus Stephanus. Pythagoreans believed these things to be the first order of the universe, coming before even the elements. For 10 points, name these mathematical objects that come in real, natural, and imaginary forms.
Xenocrates asserted that Plato's forms originated first as these objects.
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