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Plato, Republic, Book 5, section 460e (search)

“True.” “Do you agree that the period of the prime may be fairly estimated at twenty years for a woman and thirty for a man?” “How do you reckon it?”Cf. on 458 C. he said. “The women,” I said, “beginning at the age of twenty, shall bear for the stateHalf humorous legal language. Cf. Aristotle Politics 1335 b 28LEITOURGEI=N . . . PRO\S TEKNOPOII/AN, and Lucan's “urbi pater est, urbique maritus” (Phars. ii. 388). The dates for marriage are given a little differently in the Laws, 785 B, 833 C-D, men 30-35, women 16-20. On the whole question and Aristotle's opinion cf. Newman, Introduction to Aristotle Politics p. 183; cf. also G

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