Book · The Republic
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Author: Plato
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Nor has the happiness of the individual been sacrificed to the
happiness of the State; our Olympic victor has not been turned
into a cobbler, but he has a happiness beyond that of any
cobbler. At the same time, if any conceited youth begins to dream
of appropriating the State to himself, he must be reminded that
'half is better than the whole.' 'I should certainly advise him
to stay where he is when he has the promise of such a brave
life.'
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