كتاب · The Republic
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المؤلف: Plato
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The new form of government resembles the ideal in obedience to
rulers and contempt for trade, and having common meals, and in
devotion to warlike and gymnastic exercises. But corruption has
crept into philosophy, and simplicity of character, which was
once her note, is now looked for only in the military class. Arts
of war begin to prevail over arts of peace; the ruler is no
longer a philosopher; as in oligarchies, there springs up among
them an extravagant love of gain-get another man's and save your
own, is their principle; and they have dark places in which they
hoard their gold and silver, for the use of their women and
others; they take their pleasures by stealth, like boys who are
running away from their father-the law; and their education is
not inspired by the Muse, but imposed by the strong arm of power.
The leading characteristic of this State is party spirit and
ambition.
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