Dialogue

 1 Charm   |          the Translation of the ‘Republic,’ by Messrs. Davies and
 2 Charm   |       College, who read over the Republic in the Second Edition and
 3 Charm(5)|              The relation of the Republic, Statesman and Laws.~
 4 Charm   |       else; reminiscences of the Republic and the Laws are continually
 5 Charm   |          is found chiefly in the Republic and the Phaedo, and a later,
 6 Charm   |     whereas in the period of the Republic and the Phaedo, it was proposed
 7 Charm   |          words,— ‘whereas in the Republic and in the Phaedo he had
 8 Charm   |          to him, although in the Republic the platonic Socrates speaks
 9 Charm   |         this work, ends with the Republic, the ‘conception of Mind’
10 Charm   |      passages, especially in the Republic and Laws, the context is
11 Charm   |       the dialogues, such as the Republic and the Timaeus, or the
12 Charm   |        except in the case of the Republic and the Laws, have no philosophical
13 Charm   |        ideas. But whereas in the Republic, and even in the Phaedo,
14 Charm   |         to the definition of the Republic. In the accompanying translation
15 Charm   |          business,’ which in the Republic (such is the shifting character
16 Charm   | anticipation of the Philebus and Republic as well as of moral philosophy
17 Charm   |          in the Philebus and the Republic will not be called by the