Book · The Republic
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Author: Plato
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'You are a statuary, Socrates, and have made a perfect image of
our governors.' Yes, and of our governesses, for the women will
share in all things with the men. And you will admit that our
State is not a mere aspiration, but may really come into being
when there shall arise philosopher-kings, one or more, who will
despise earthly vanities, and will be the servants of justice
only. 'And how will they begin their work?' Their first act will
be to send away into the country all those who are more than ten
years of age, and to proceed with those who are left...
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