Book · The Republic
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Author: Plato
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These brothers and sisters have different natures, and some of
them God framed to rule, whom he fashioned of gold; others he
made of silver, to be auxiliaries; others again to be husbandmen
and craftsmen, and these were formed by him of brass and iron.
But as they are all sprung from a common stock, a golden parent
may have a silver son, or a silver parent a golden son, and then
there must be a change of rank; the son of the rich must descend,
and the child of the artisan rise, in the social scale; for an
oracle says 'that the State will come to an end if governed by a
man of brass or iron.' Will our citizens ever believe all this?
'Not in the present generation, but in the next, perhaps, Yes.'
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