Книга · The Republic
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Автор: Plato
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And I shall do my best to convince him and all mankind of the
truth of my words, or at any rate to prepare for the future when,
in another life, we may again take part in similar discussions.
'That will be a long time hence.' Not long in comparison with
eternity. The many will probably remain incredulous, for they
have never seen the natural unity of ideas, but only artificial
juxtapositions; not free and generous thoughts, but tricks of
controversy and quips of law;-a perfect man ruling in a perfect
state, even a single one they have not known. And we foresaw that
there was no chance of perfection either in states or individuals
until a necessity was laid upon philosophers-not the rogues, but
those whom we called the useless class-of holding office; or
until the sons of kings were inspired with a true love of
philosophy.
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