Boek · The Republic
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Auteur: Plato
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And yet these opposite elements are all necessary, and therefore,
as we were saying before, the aspirant must be tested in
pleasures and dangers; and also, as we must now further add, in
the highest branches of knowledge. You will remember, that when
we spoke of the virtues mention was made of a longer road, which
you were satisfied to leave unexplored. 'Enough seemed to have
been said.' Enough, my friend; but what is enough while anything
remains wanting? Of all men the guardian must not faint in the
search after truth; he must be prepared to take the longer road,
or he will never reach that higher region which is above the four
virtues; and of the virtues too he must not only get an outline,
but a clear and distinct vision.
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