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Plato, Republic, Book 6, section 487c (search)
The commonplace Greek contrast of word and deed, theory and fact, is valid against eristic but not against dialectic. See What Plato Said, p. 534 on Phaedo 99 E, and on 473 A; also What Plato Said, p. 625 on Laws 636 A. A favorite formula of Aristotle runs, “This is true in theory and is confirmed by facts.” Cf. Eth. Nic. 1099 b 25, 1123 b 22, 1131 a 13, Pol. 1323 a 39-b 6, 1326 a 25 and 29, 1334 a 5-6. he sees that of those who turn to philosophy,Scholars in politics cut a sorry figure. For this popular view of philosophers Cf. Theaet. 173 C ff., 174 C-D, Gorg. 484-486 C, Phaedo 64 B. Cf. also Isoc. passim, e.
Plato, Republic, Book 8, section 554d (search)
D. For the idea here Cf. Phaedo 68-69, What Plato Said, p. 527. nor taming them by reason, but by compulsion and fear, trembling for his possessions generally.” “Quite so,” he said. “Yes, by Zeus,” said I, “my friend. In most of them, when there is occasion to spend the money of others, you will discover the existence of drone-like appetites.” “Most emphatically.” “Such a man, then, would not be free from internal dissension.For the idea “at war with himself,” Cf. 440 B and E (STA/SIS), Phaedr. 237 D-E, and Aristot.Eth. Nic. 1099 a 12 f. He would not be really one, but in some sort a doubleCf. 397 E. man.