sixth book of the Republic
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The sixth book of Plato's Republic is a central section of the dialogue in which Socrates develops the theory of the philosopher-king and explores the nature of the Good as the highest object of knowledge.
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| Label | Occurrences |
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| sixth book of the Republic canonical | 1 |
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Book VI