Plato and the Other Companions of Sokrates, 3rd ed. Volume 4

Note 103 — Chapter XXXV · PLATONIC REPUBLIC — ABSTRACT.

Reading edition

Plato, Republic, iv. p. 435 C.

Schleiermacher (in the Introduction to his translation of the Republic, p. 71) considers that this passage of the Republic is intended to note as a desideratum the exposition in the Timæus; wherein the constituent elements of mind or soul are more fully laid down, and its connection with the fundamental elements of the Kosmos.

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