كتاب · The Republic
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المؤلف: Plato
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But all the blessings of this present life are as nothing when
compared with those which await good men after death. 'I should
like to hear about them.' Come, then, and I will tell you the
story of Er, the son of Armenius, a valiant man. He was supposed
to have died in battle, but ten days afterwards his body was
found untouched by corruption and sent home for burial. On the
twelfth day he was placed on the funeral pyre and there he came
to life again, and told what he had seen in the world below. He
said that his soul went with a great company to a place, in which
there were two chasms near together in the earth beneath, and two
corresponding chasms in the heaven above. And there were judges
sitting in the intermediate space, bidding the just ascend by the
heavenly way on the right hand, having the seal of their judgment
set upon them before, while the unjust, having the seal behind,
were bidden to descend by the way on the left hand.
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