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Plato: Republic 1–2.368c4Aris & Phillips Classical Texts Republic, Plato's best known and most frequently read dialogue, although receiving a flood of translations and philosophical analysis over the last 100 years, has in recent times been quite short of detailed commentaries. In particular, a full edition of the introductory sections of the dialogue, representing, probably, a single papyrus roll in the original text (the division into our 'Books' came later), has not been

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How many women read the great histories of Herodotus and Thucydides

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Philoctetes is a tragedy of surpassing human interest

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