Livro · The Republic
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Autor: Plato
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And now we are near the spot; let us draw in and surround the
cover and watch with all our eyes, lest justice should slip away
and escape. Tell me, if you see the thicket move first. 'Nay, I
would have you lead.' Well then, offer up a prayer and follow.
The way is dark and difficult; but we must push on. I begin to
see a track. 'Good news.' Why, Glaucon, our dulness of scent is
quite ludicrous! While we are straining our eyes into the
distance, justice is tumbling out at our feet. We are as bad as
people looking for a thing which they have in their hands. Have
you forgotten our old principle of the division of labour, or of
every man doing his own business, concerning which we spoke at
the foundation of the State-what but this was justice? Is there
any other virtue remaining which can compete with wisdom and
temperance and courage in the scale of political virtue?
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