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and, if you please,
contracts with workmenIn
Laws 920 D Plato allows a DI/KH
A)TELOU=S O(MOLOGI/AS against workmen or contractors who
break or fail to complete contracts. and actions for foul
languageCf. Laws 935 C.
There was no LOIDORI/AS DI/KH under that
name at Athens, but certain
words were actionable,A)PO/RRHTA and
there was a DI/KH KAKHGORI/AS.
and assault, the filing of declarations,Plato shows his contempt for the subject by this confused enumeration,
passing without warning from contracts and torts to procedure and then
to taxes, market, harbor and police regulations. the impanelling
of juries, the payment and exaction of any d
which being badly
governed forewarn their citizens not to meddleCf. 497 B, Aristotle Politics
1301 b 11. Cf. the obvious imitation in the
(probably spurious)Epistle vii. 330 E. For the thought,
from the point of view of an enemy of democracy, cf. the statement in
[Xenophon]Rep. Ath. 3. 9, that the faults of
Athens cannot be
corrected while she remains a democracy. The Athenians naturally guarded
their constitution and viewed with equal suspicion the idealistic
reformer and the oligarchical reactionary. with the general
constitution of the state, denouncing death to whosoever attempts
that—while whoever most agreeably servesCf. , p. 65 note d, and Laws 923 B. The