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The Republic

The Republic is a Socratic dialogue by Plato, written in approximately 380 BC. It is one of the most influential works of philosophy and political theory, and arguably Plato's best known work. In it, Socrates and various other Athenians and foreigners discuss the meaning of justice and whether the just man is happier than the unjust man by constructing an imaginary city ruled by philosopher-kings. The dialogue also discusses the nature of the philosopher, Plato's Theory of Forms, the conflict between philosophy and poetry, and the immortality of the soul. (Summary from Wikipedia)

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Introduction pt 1 (ontheroad)
Introduction pt 2 (ontheroad)
Bk 1 pt 1 (mb)
Bk 1 pt 2 (mb)
Bk 1 pt 3 (mb)
Bk 1 pt 4 (mb)
Bk 2 pt 1 (mb)
Bk 2 pt 2 (Varra Unreal)
Bk 2 pt 3 (Jim Allman)
Bk 2 pt 4 (Jim Allman)
Bk 3 pt 1 (Jim Allman)
Bk 3 pt 2 (Jim Allman)
Bk 3 pt 3 (Jim Allman)
Bk 3 pt 4 (Jim Allman)
Bk 4 pt 1 (B. G. Oxford)
Bk 4 pt 2 (B. G. Oxford)
Bk 4 pt 3 (B. G. Oxford)
Bk 4 pt 4 (B. G. Oxford)
Bk 5 pt 1 (Sibella Denton)
Bk 5 pt 2 (Sibella Denton)
Bk 5 pt 3 (Sibella Denton)
Bk 5 pt 4 (Sibella Denton)
Bk 6 pt 1 (James Wadsworth)
Bk 6 pt 2 (Philippa)
Bk 6 pt 3 (Philippa)
Bk 6 pt 4 (Anna Simon)
Bk 7 pt 1 (Leni)
Bk 7 pt 2 (Leni)
Bk 7 pt 3 (Leni)
Bk 7 pt 4 (Leni)
Bk 8 pt 1 (Anna Simon)
Bk 8 pt 2 (Anna Simon)
Bk 8 pt 3 (Anna Simon)
Bk 8 pt 4 (Anna Simon)
Bk 9 pt 1 (Geoffrey Edwards)
Bk 9 pt 2 (Geoffrey Edwards)
Bk 9 pt 3 (Geoffrey Edwards)
Bk 10 pt 1 (Jc Guan)
Bk 10 pt 2 (Jc Guan)
Bk 10 pt 3 (don)
Bk 10 pt 4 (Preston McConkie)
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