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Plato
The Republic

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persons
   Dialogue
1 Repub| MODERATION, AND THEIR OPPOSITES~Persons of the Dialogue~SOCRATES, 2 Repub| thinks evil. ~Yes, but do not persons often err about good and 3 Repub| and advocate in our own persons. ~Very good, he said. ~And 4 Repub| appearances by this class of persons than by the others; for 5 Repub| conclusions as to what manner of persons they should be and in what 6 Repub| and these are the very persons who say that they may be 7 Repub| have many wants, and many persons are needed to supply them, 8 Repub| well as for the things and persons whom we were describing 9 Repub| may be devised by casual persons, and to receive into their 10 Repub| to young and thoughtless persons; if possible, they had better 11 Repub| reaction. ~So I believe. ~Then persons of worth, even if only mortal 12 Repub| the State should be the persons; and they, in their dealings 13 Repub| nearly allied, the same persons cannot succeed in both, 14 Repub| in thinking that the same persons cannot succeed in both. ~ 15 Repub| remarked by us; for of all persons a guardian should be the 16 Repub| power of his art only to persons who, being generally of 17 Repub| them. ~They were very acute persons, those sons of Asclepius. ~ 18 Repub| of diseases in their own persons. For the body, as I conceive, 19 Repub| give the wealth or power or persons of the one to the others, 20 Repub| these States resemble the persons whom I was describing? ~ 21 Repub| which the greatest number of persons apply the terms "mine" and " 22 Repub| they have nothing but their persons which they can call their 23 Repub| always confined to a few persons and that the many are their 24 Repub| is one at which numerous persons, and very respectable persons 25 Repub| persons, and very respectable persons too, in a figure pulling 26 Repub| really great and important persons, they are glad to be honored 27 Repub| philosophers, for they are the last persons in the world who would come 28 Repub| justice, and the like-such persons may be said to have opinion 29 Repub| order of them-are not such persons, I ask, simply blind? ~Truly, 30 Repub| words and look at facts, the persons who are thus described are 31 Repub| unbecoming life, other unworthy persons, seeing that she has no 32 Repub| question of it. ~And when persons who are unworthy of education 33 Repub| fault with them, who make persons instead of things the theme 34 Repub| grow together, and that persons who possess them and are 35 Repub| measure of anything, although persons are too apt to be contented 36 Repub| there are two classes of persons: one class of those who 37 Repub| which may be left to wiser persons. ~But where are the two? ~ 38 Repub| alongside of the strings like persons catching a sound from their 39 Repub| a constitution the same persons have too many callings-they 40 Repub| The existence of such persons is to be attributed to want 41 Repub| how, in a democracy, many persons, although they have been 42 Repub| are the most squeezable persons and yield the largest amount 43 Repub| people do share. ~And the persons whose property is taken 44 Repub| the fortunes of attainted persons may suffice, he will be 45 Repub| to have them, but in some persons they are controlled by the 46 Repub| know, he said. ~And when persons are suffering from acute 47 Repub| Then can you wonder that persons who are inexperienced in 48 Repub| deceive children or simple persons, when he shows them his 49 Repub| true. ~And so, when we hear persons saying that the tragedians, 50 Repub| this and the poem too? Few persons ever reflect, as I should 51 Repub| dear friend, like other persons who are enamoured of something,


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