كتاب · The Republic
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المؤلف: Plato
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Glaucon added, 'Yes, Socrates, and there is reason in spending
the whole of life in such discussions; but pray, without more
ado, tell us how this community is to be carried out, and how the
interval between birth and education is to be filled up.' Well, I
said, the subject has several difficulties-What is possible? is
the first question. What is desirable? is the second. 'Fear not,'
he replied, 'for you are speaking among friends.' That, I
replied, is a sorry consolation; I shall destroy my friends as
well as myself. Not that I mind a little innocent laughter; but
he who kills the truth is a murderer. 'Then,' said Glaucon,
laughing, 'in case you should murder us we will acquit you
beforehand, and you shall be held free from the guilt of
deceiving us.'
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