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Plato, Republic, Book 5, section 452a (search)

satirists maintain that ridicule is a test of truth. Cf. e.g. Renan, Avenir de la Science, p. 439 “Le premier pas dans la carrière philosophique est de se cuirasser contre le ridicule,” and Lucian, Piscator 14 “No harm can be done by a joke; that on the contrary, whatever is beautiful shines brighter . . . like gold cleansed,” Harmon in Loeb translation, iii. 22. There was a literature for and against custom (sometimes called SUNH/QEIA) of which there are echoes in Cicero's use of consuetudo, Acad. ii. 75, De off. i. 148, De nat. deor. i. 83. would make much in our proposals look ridiculous if our wordsH)=| LE/GETAI: cf. on 389 D. are to be realized in fact.” “Yes, indeed,” h

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