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The Republic of Plato: With Studies for Teachers
B. The Man Governed by Ambition (548-550). 1. Origin of the Timocratical Man. a.
Read in 549-550 how an inferior mother and servants and neighbors may bring
about the corruption of the son. How does this fact bear upon the question of the
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Plato, William Lowe Bryan, Charlotte Lowe Bryan, 1898
See 549 C. “ Such, I said, is the Timocratical youth, and he is like the Timocratical
State. His origin is as follows : He is the son of a brave father who dwells in a city,
the honors and ofiices of which he declines, and will not go to law, but is ready ...
3
Republic. Timaeus. Critias
Such, I said, is the timocratical youth, and he is like the timocratical State. Exactly.
His origin is as follows: — He is often the young son of a brave father, who dwells
in an ill-governed city, of which he declines the honours and offices, and will ...
4
Plato the teacher: being selections from the Apology, ...
Such, I said, is the timocratical youth, and he is like the timocratical State. Exactly.
His origin is as follows : He is often the son of a brave father, who dwells in an ill-
governed city, the honors and offices of which he declines, and will not go to ...
Plato, William Lowe Bryan, Charlotte Lowe Bryan, 1897
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The Republic of Plato, tr. with an analysis and notes, by ...
Corresponding to this state, we have the timocratical man, in whom the spirited
element and the love of honour are also predominant, and whom we may
represent to ourselves as the son of the aristocratical man, partially seduced, by
evil ...
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The Dialogues of Plato: Republic. Timaeus. Critias
Such, I said, is the timocratical youth, and he is like the timocratical State. Exactly.
His origin is as follows: — He is often the young son of a brave father, who dwells
in an ill-governed city, of which he declines the honours and offices, and will ...
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A Brief History of Greek Philosophy
Such is the timocratical state and its genesis. The timocratical individual and his
genesis are like unto them. The son of a " brave " but " easy-going " father, he
comes to lack " single-mindedness towards virtue," and to be a lover of power
and ...
Benjamin Chapman Burt, 1889
Such, I said, is the timocratical youth, and he is like the timocratical State. Exactly.
His origin is as follows: He is often the young son of a brave father, who dwells in
an ill-governed city, of which he declines the honors and offices, and will not go ...
Such, Isaid, isthe timocratical youth,andheis like the timocratical State. Exactly.
His origin is as follows:—He is often the youngson of a brave father, who dwells
inan illgoverned city, of which he declines the honours and offices, and will not
go ...
Said Adeimantus. Philosophy,Isaid, tempered with music, whocomes and takes
up her abode in a man, and is the only saviour of his virtue throughout life. Good,
he said. Such, I said, is the timocratical youth, and heislike the timocratical State.
