The Laws of Plato
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The Laws of Plato

by Plato

Philosophy
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Plato's dialogue on legislation, virtue, and the foundations of a just society, examining education, religion, and civic order.

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The Laws of Plato presents an extensive dialogue on the principles of legislation and the structure of an ideal society.

Through the voices of an Athenian Stranger and his companions, the work examines moral and civic virtues essential to a well-ordered community.

The text addresses topics such as education, religion, and the administration of justice within the framework of law.

Plato outlines practical measures for maintaining social harmony and the responsibilities of citizens and rulers alike.

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