The Republic of Plato

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our adnitration a a Diem1. Simplicem praeterea et communem et monsentientem, ori rebus iisdem moveatur, eligi par est quae omnia vertinent ad fidelitatem. Neque enim fidum potest esse muti lem i. mensum et tortuosun1 --Ch. Viii. Sec. 65.

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αθληταὶ μὲν γὰρ οἱ ἄνδρες του μεγsστου ἀγῶ v.

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Socrates oes no reatly ansive Glaucon's Voctior lay this anὐ-y. H is quite me, a Glaucon maintains, has in suci a State a physiciam ould no have the opportunit o the experienceto persect himself in his art. he rue ans vor votis be that in orates sinis there is no requiretinent audis place foris Essed physiciam biit Socrates Oes no stat this clearly, iis leaves it to belusereed, and breuita aWay into the morat sphere With an ulustration rides asino sussiciently parallel to berio the polat. Se Boia vi. 498 B. των τε σωμάτων ἐν β βλαστάνει τε κάὶ

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Sir hornas ore fosso ving this principiet Plato in his Itopia,