The Works of Plato, Volume 2Henry G. Bohn, 1861 |
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... rest , can be truly virtuous . Hence Plato often describes some single virtue as comprising in itself the sum of all virtues Thus , Justice is often used for virtue in general , because no action , which is not also just , can be ...
... rest , can be truly virtuous . Hence Plato often describes some single virtue as comprising in itself the sum of all virtues Thus , Justice is often used for virtue in general , because no action , which is not also just , can be ...
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... rest of the company . CHAP . XII . — On my saying this , both Glaucon and the rest of the company entreated him not to decline it : —and Thrasymachus in particular , was evidently most anxious to speak , in order to gain applause ...
... rest of the company . CHAP . XII . — On my saying this , both Glaucon and the rest of the company entreated him not to decline it : —and Thrasymachus in particular , was evidently most anxious to speak , in order to gain applause ...
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... rest in like manner : -and when they have made them , they declare that to be just for the governed , which is advan- tageous for themselves , and any one who transgresses it , they punish as one acting contrary both to law and justice ...
... rest in like manner : -and when they have made them , they declare that to be just for the governed , which is advan- tageous for themselves , and any one who transgresses it , they punish as one acting contrary both to law and justice ...
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... rest , whoever may get informed that he has committed [ such ] enormous injustice ; -for those who revile wickedness , revile it- not because they are afraid of doing , but because they are afraid of suffering what is unjust . Thus ...
... rest , whoever may get informed that he has committed [ such ] enormous injustice ; -for those who revile wickedness , revile it- not because they are afraid of doing , but because they are afraid of suffering what is unjust . Thus ...
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... rest in like manner ? Certainly . And has not the mercenary art mercenary reward ? for this is its function . Do you call both the medicinal art and the pilot art one and the same ? Or , if you mean to define them strictly , as you ...
... rest in like manner ? Certainly . And has not the mercenary art mercenary reward ? for this is its function . Do you call both the medicinal art and the pilot art one and the same ? Or , if you mean to define them strictly , as you ...
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