Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Republic of Plato, Books I-V: With Introduction and Notes
Other and special debts will be found acknowledged as they arise, nor will I write a preface after the recipe of the wittiest ever written, that to Don Quixote, and append a list of the obvious aids of the Platonic scholar from Timaeus and Proclus to Ast and Riddell, or of the mass of monographs, theses, school-programmes, and congratulatory epistles which elucidate or obscure the Republic.
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