كتاب · The Republic
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المؤلف: Plato
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'In that case,' said he, 'he will never be a politician.' Yes,
but he will, in his own city; though probably not in his native
country, unless by some divine accident. 'You mean that he will
be a citizen of the ideal city, which has no place upon earth.'
But in heaven, I replied, there is a pattern of such a city, and
he who wishes may order his life after that image. Whether such a
state is or ever will be matters not; he will act according to
that pattern and no other...
The most noticeable points in the 9th Book of the Republic
are:-(1) the account of pleasure; (2) the number of the interval
which divides the king from the tyrant; (3) the pattern which is
in heaven.
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