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Plato, Republic, Book 1, section 329b (search)

complain of the indignities that friends and kinsmen put upon old age and thereto recite a doleful litanyFor such a litany cf. Sophocles O.C. 1235. of all the miseries for which they blame old age. But in my opinion, Socrates, they do not put the blame on the real cause.This suggests Aristotle's fallacy of the false cause, Soph. El. 167 b 21. Cf. Philebus 28 A and Isocrates xv. 230. For if it were the cause I too should have had the same experience so far as old age is concerned, and so would all others who have come to this time of life. But in fact I have ere now met with others who do not feel in this way, and in particular I remember hearing Sophocles the poet greeted by a fe

Plato, Republic, Book 3, section 389d (search)

the city lying, any of the craftsmen Whether a prophet or healer of sickness or joiner of timbers, Hom. Od. 17.383-384he will chastise him for introducing a practice as subversiveThe word is chosen to fit both the ship and the state. Cf. 422 E, 442 B; and Alcaeus apud Aristophanes Wasps 1235, Euripides Phoen. 888, Aeschines iii. 158, Epictetus iii. 7. 20. and destructive of a state as it is of a ship.” “He will,” he said, “if deed follows upon word.That is, probably, if our Utopia is realized. Cf. 452 AEI) PRA/CETAI H(=| LE/GETAI. Cf. the imitation in Epistles 357 AEI)/PER E)/RGA E)PI\ NO=| E)GI/GNETO.” “Again

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