George Anastaplo is Professor of Law at Loyola University Chicago, a lecturer in the liberal arts at the University of Chicago and professor emeritus of political science and of philosophy at Dominican University. He is the author of numerous books, and he has translated Plato's "Meno" for Focus Publishing, as well as edited two volumes of readings on Liberty.
Laurence Berns (1928-2011) earned his PhD from the University of Chicago and was a Tutor at St John's College, Annapolis for many years where he enjoyed a long and distinguished career.
This is an English translation of Plato’s Socratic dialogue attempting to achieve a definition of virtue that applies equally to all particular virtues and serves as a great introduction to Socratic dialogues. It contains a short introduction, notes, standard Stephanus numbers, speech numbers, and an appendix containing a unique gallery of step-by-step geometrical diagrams. It also includes illustrations, a bibliography, and a glossary.
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Finally, Socrates said virtue has come by divine dispensation……!!!=。=Keep thinking, what is virtue?
评分Finally, Socrates said virtue has come by divine dispensation……!!!=。=Keep thinking, what is virtue?
评分Finally, Socrates said virtue has come by divine dispensation……!!!=。=Keep thinking, what is virtue?
评分Numb me. It feels good. It feels alive.
评分Finally, Socrates said virtue has come by divine dispensation……!!!=。=Keep thinking, what is virtue?
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