كتاب · The Republic
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المؤلف: Plato
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Will you tell me?
I will, if I can. Let me however note that in the same question
you join two things which are not the same.
How so? he asked.
Why, I said, you join physicians and judges. Now the most skilful
physicians are those who, from their youth upwards, have combined
with the knowledge of their art the greatest experience of
disease; they had better not be robust in health, and should have
had all manner of diseases in their own persons. For the body, as
I conceive, is not the instrument with which they cure the body;
in that case we could not allow them ever to be or to have been
sickly; but they cure the body with the mind, and the mind which
has become and is sick can cure nothing.
That is very true, he said.
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لم يبدأ