Kitap · The Republic
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Yazar: Plato
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Now there are occasions on which the governors and the governed
meet together,-at festivals, on a journey, voyaging or fighting.
The sturdy pauper finds that in the hour of danger he is not
despised; he sees the rich man puffing and panting, and draws the
conclusion which he privately imparts to his companions,-'that
our people are not good for much;' and as a sickly frame is made
ill by a mere touch from without, or sometimes without external
impulse is ready to fall to pieces of itself, so from the least
cause, or with none at all, the city falls ill and fights a
battle for life or death. And democracy comes into power when the
poor are the victors, killing some and exiling some, and giving
equal shares in the government to all the rest.
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