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Democritus on Politics and the Care of the Soul
Classical Quarterly 39 (2):307-331 (1989)
Abstract
A number of Democritean fragments may loosely be called ‘political’, concerned as they are with questions to do with the πλις – with government, with the duties and dangers of public office, with justice, law and order. The majority of them have been preserved in chapters of Stobaeus’ anthology entitled ‘On the State’, ‘On Laws and Customs’, ‘On Government’.My notes
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