The Works of Plato, Volume 2Henry G. Bohn, 1861 |
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... GLAUCON , ADIMANTUS , POLEMARCHUS , THRASYMACHUS . [ The whole is in the form of a narrative related by Socrates in the pre- sence of Timæus , Critias , Hermocrates , and another of unknown name . * -The scene is in the house of ...
... GLAUCON , ADIMANTUS , POLEMARCHUS , THRASYMACHUS . [ The whole is in the form of a narrative related by Socrates in the pre- sence of Timæus , Critias , Hermocrates , and another of unknown name . * -The scene is in the house of ...
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... Glaucon ; and just afterwards came Polemarchus and Adimantus , the brother of Glaucon , and Niceratus , son of Nicias * , and some others , as from the procession . Then said Polemarchus , Socrates , you seem to do me to be hurrying to ...
... Glaucon ; and just afterwards came Polemarchus and Adimantus , the brother of Glaucon , and Niceratus , son of Nicias * , and some others , as from the procession . Then said Polemarchus , Socrates , you seem to do me to be hurrying to ...
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... Glaucon ; but , as for the money , Thrasymachus , say on , for all of us will club for Socrates . By all means , I ... Glaucon here , and the rest of the company . CHAP . XII . — On my saying this , both Glaucon and the rest of the ...
... Glaucon ; but , as for the money , Thrasymachus , say on , for all of us will club for Socrates . By all means , I ... Glaucon here , and the rest of the company . CHAP . XII . — On my saying this , both Glaucon and the rest of the ...
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... Glaucon : — the two rewards , indeed , I understand ; but the punishment , that you mention , and how you can speak of it under the head of reward , I know not . As for the reward , then , of the best of men , said I , do you not ...
... Glaucon : — the two rewards , indeed , I understand ; but the punishment , that you mention , and how you can speak of it under the head of reward , I know not . As for the reward , then , of the best of men , said I , do you not ...
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