Kitap · The Republic
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Yazar: Plato
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He appears not to have reflected upon the full meaning of his own
words, 'In the brief space of human life, nothing great can be
accomplished'; or again, as he afterwards says in the Laws,
'Infinite time is the maker of cities.' The order of
constitutions which is adopted by him represents an order of
thought rather than a succession of time, and may be considered
as the first attempt to frame a philosophy of history.
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