Plato : the laws / translated with an introduction by Trevor J. Saunders

A detailed legislative framework for a hypothetical agricultural state named Magnesia, covering governance, education, and social conduct. The work explores the organisation of a society ruled by law and administered by elected officials and a central council.

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vernon_accession 16812
vernon_id 26139
vernon_slug plato-the-laws-translated-with-an-introduction-by-trevor-j-saunders
vernon_authors Plato, Trevor J. Saunders
vernon_tags Literature, Philology, Philosophy, Law, Philosophy, Ancient, Classical literature, Greek literature, Platonists
vernon_production_date 1978
vernon_brief_description The reader of The Republic, Plato's best known political work, may well be astonished by The Laws. Instead of an ideal state ruled directly by moral philosophers, this later work depicts a society permeated by the rule of law. Immutable laws control most aspects of public and private life, from civil and legal administration to marriage, religion, and sport. -- Publisher's description.
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vernon_isbn_issn 0140442227
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