The Republic

And this gets into, by the way, we can talk about philosophers of old. We're talking about the concept of slavery, whether it's natural, Plato, Augustine. They were grappling with this concept.

Plato, and Plato in The Republic, his attempt to describe the ideal form that a city should take, wrote, poetry feeds and waters the passions instead of drying them up. She lets them rule, although they ought to be controlled if mankind is ever to become happier and better.

And that man, of course, is Plato. Plato, and Plato in The Republic, his attempt to describe the ideal form that a city should take, wrote, poetry feeds and waters the passions instead of drying them up.

the most famous text that Plato writes about this question is called The Republic

Plato writes The Republic, a political treatise, and later he writes The Laws, which are much less concerned with what makes a good ruler.

Plato in his book, The Republic, you know, a couple of thousand years ago, more than that, wrote about it.

The great Grecian philosopher Plato wrote extensively about this concept of soulmates and how Apollo created this gift.

He described the moment when two soulmates meet, saying, The one of them meets with his other half, the actual half of himself.

The great Grecian philosopher Plato wrote extensively about this concept of soulmates and how Apollo created this gift.

He described the moment when two soulmates meet, saying, The one of them meets with his other half, the actual half of himself.