The author qualifies the development of rationalism in ancient Greece by stating that
A)a majority of Greeks never entirely eliminated myth from their life and thought.
B)rational thought in Greece was more a process or trend than a finished product.
C)mystical modes of persisted even in Plato and Aristotle.
D)its historical significance lies in its novelty and application.
E)All of these

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All of the given options are true statements about the development of rationalism in ancient Greece. A majority of Greeks still retained myth in their life and thought, rational thought was more of a process or trend still undergoing development, mystical modes persisted even in the works of the renowned philosophers Plato and Aristotle, and its historical significance lies in both its novelty and application.

The Author Qualifies the Development of Rationalism in Ancient Greece