Learning And Working
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Two of the greatest works of the greatest philosophers of Greece were directly occupied with this subject. They were familiar to Cicero, as to all the accomplished Komans of his time. He held the names of Plato and Aristotle in the profoundest respect. He regarded Plato as more eloquent than almost all profes- sors of eloquence. Nevertheless, there is not the slightest proof that his own political ideas were determined, even greatly modified, by their teaching. His fragment on the Republic show...s that he had learnt his idea of insti- tutions and of society in an entirely different school; and if in the book of Laws there is more to remind us of the work attributed, rightly or wrongly, to Plato under that title, his saying, that he preferred the Twelve Tables to all the dogmas of the philosophers, was undoubtedly sincere. I do not see how it could be otherwise. The most memorable and striking passages of Plato's Re- public, those which were most valuable to Greece, and may be precious to Britons, Germans, or Frenchmen, did not meet at any point the thoughts which had been awakened in Romans by their polity, encountered a set IT.] KOME UNDER GREEK TEACHERS.
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Two of the greatest works of the greatest philosophers of Greece were directly occupied with this subject. They were familiar to Cicero, as to all the accomplished Komans of his time. He held the names of Plato and Aristotle in the profoundest respect. He regarded Plato as more eloquent than almost all profes- sors of eloquence. Nevertheless, there is not the slightest proof that his own political ideas were determined, even greatly modified, by their teaching. His fragment on the Republic show...s that he had learnt his idea of insti- tutions and of society in an entirely different school; and if in the book of Laws there is more to remind us of the work attributed, rightly or wrongly, to Plato under that title, his saying, that he preferred the Twelve Tables to all the dogmas of the philosophers, was undoubtedly sincere. I do not see how it could be otherwise. The most memorable and striking passages of Plato's Re- public, those which were most valuable to Greece, and may be precious to Britons, Germans, or Frenchmen, did not meet at any point the thoughts which had been awakened in Romans by their polity, encountered a set IT.] KOME UNDER GREEK TEACHERS.
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