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- Pl and Pain in Laws I Final
- Democracy in Plato's Laws Steven Michels Sacred Heart University, [email protected]
- The Apology by Plato
- An ATHENIAN STRANGER; CLEINIAS, a Cretan; MEGILLUS, a Lacedaemonian
- Rethinking Plato's Forms 11 Holger Thesleff
- The Meaning of Law: Plato's Minos
- Essays on Plato's Epistemology
- THE LAWS of PLATO Persons in the Dialogue
- Who Is the Athenian Stranger? the Laws Is the Only Platonic Dialogue
- Plato and Aristotle1
- PLATO Philebus
- Obligation to Obey the Law: a Study of the Death of Socrates Anthony D'amato Northwestern University School of Law, [email protected]
- Reading Guide to Plato's Euthyphro
- Subject-Index to Plato
- The Voices of Law in Plato's Crito
- Notes on Philebus, Installment I
- Laws I-II Trans & Comm
- The Theaetetus and Philebus of Plato
- Law's Wish: the Minos on the Origin and the Unity of the Legal Order
- 1. Introduction the Speech of the Laws in the Crito Is One of the Most
- The Pseudo-Platonic Dialogue Minos, 23 Notre Dame L
- Plato's Apology of Socrates
- The Pythagorean Symbolism in Plato's Philebus
- Philosophy and Law: an Interpretation of Plato's 'Minos' Steven Thomason Ouachita Baptist University, Department of Political Science, [email protected]
- Revisiting the Third Man Argument in Plato's Parmenides
- 81 the Mathematical Passage in the Epinomis 1) A. R. LACEY HE
- Plato's 'Crito': the Authority of Law and Philosophy (Symposium on Law, Literature, and the Humanities)
- Laws of Form - an Exploration in Mathematics and Foundations
- Plato and the Authorship of the ' Epinomis'
- Euthyphro Plato
- The Crito by Plato
- Euthyphro (Annotated)
- Why Obey Laws? Introduction Plato's Dialogue “The Crito”
- [Philebus: Selected Papers from the VIII Symposium Platonicum, Academica Verlag, 2010, 209-14; Penultimate Draft]
- Plato's View of Tyranny Antonis Coumoundouros
- The Politics of Virtue in Plato's Laws
- EPITAPH for the THIRD MAN Debra Nails from the Time Of
- The Five Stages of Government Aristocracy, Timocracy, Oligarchy, Democracy, Tyranny
- How to Say Goodbye to the Third Man Francis Jeffry Pelletier and Edward N
- Between Natural Law and Legal Positivism: Plato's Minos and The
- 1 Plato's Laws and Cicero's De Legibus Julia Annas Cicero's Plato
- Democracy in Plato's Republic: How Bad Is It Supposed to Be?
- The Third Man Argument and Its Role in Plato's Philosophy
- Law, Philosophy, and Civil Theodicy: an Interpretation of Plato's Epinomis Steven Thomason Ouachita Baptist University, Department of Political Science