A Companion to Platos Republic for English Readers
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547 B 2 7- 'I n tne absence of all poverty, ' i. E. Being rich in spiritual wealth. (Cp. Il6. 417, and 243. 521. ) C 30. ' To come to an agreement. ' All the states and char- acters between kingship and despotism are compromises, in unstable equilibrium in each case a mere transient balance of disorganising forces. (Cp. 276. 8, 548 c, 277- 4> 549> 278. 19, 550, 284. 14, 554, 293. 5, 561, 306. 43. 57 2 -) 31. 'Divide and appropriate. ' The first overt act of the deteriorating government is to pl...ace the governing class in the possession of private property, which before was confined to the lower ranks, who in the Timocracy are dispossessed.
275. I. 'An inferior tribe, ' lit, 'Perioeci, ' the name given to the inhabitants of Laconia who formed the class between 'Spartiates' and 'Helots. ' The Helots were slaves of Greek blood, an exceptional and dangerous state of things.
6. ' A kind of mean between. ' (See note on 274. 3-) This judgment anticipates the line both of Plato and of Aristotle in criticising the Spartan system a system that seemed to aim so high, yet constantly fell into miserable narrowness and self-aggrandisement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
547 B 2 7- 'I n tne absence of all poverty, ' i. E. Being rich in spiritual wealth. (Cp. Il6. 417, and 243. 521. ) C 30. ' To come to an agreement. ' All the states and char- acters between kingship and despotism are compromises, in unstable equilibrium in each case a mere transient balance of disorganising forces. (Cp. 276. 8, 548 c, 277- 4> 549> 278. 19, 550, 284. 14, 554, 293. 5, 561, 306. 43. 57 2 -) 31. 'Divide and appropriate. ' The first overt act of the deteriorating government is to pl...ace the governing class in the possession of private property, which before was confined to the lower ranks, who in the Timocracy are dispossessed.
275. I. 'An inferior tribe, ' lit, 'Perioeci, ' the name given to the inhabitants of Laconia who formed the class between 'Spartiates' and 'Helots. ' The Helots were slaves of Greek blood, an exceptional and dangerous state of things.
6. ' A kind of mean between. ' (See note on 274. 3-) This judgment anticipates the line both of Plato and of Aristotle in criticising the Spartan system a system that seemed to aim so high, yet constantly fell into miserable narrowness and self-aggrandisement.
What to read after A Companion to Platos Republic for English Readers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bosanquet, Bernard, 1848-1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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