كتاب · The Republic
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المؤلف: Plato
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The old family servant takes up the tale, and says to the
youth:-'When you grow up you must be more of a man than your
father.' All the world are agreed that he who minds his own
business is an idiot, while a busybody is highly honoured and
esteemed. The young man compares this spirit with his father's
words and ways, and as he is naturally well disposed, although he
has suffered from evil influences, he rests at a middle point and
becomes ambitious and a lover of honour.
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