Laws
Laws
Laws (Νόμοι) is the final and longest dialogue by the ancient Greek philosopher Plato, written in his later years. Composed after his unsuccessful attempt to influence the tyrant of Syracuse, the work reflects his thoughts on governance, law, and the ideal state. It is notable for its exploration of legal philosophy and the role of laws in society, marking a significant development in political theory.
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Laws (version 2)
Version 2 · Jim Locke · 25h 33m
