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Quae Exstant Opera, Volume 4, presents a comprehensive collection of Plato's extant works, including those attributed to him. This volume notably features Books I-VIII of Plato's 'Republic' (Politiae Lib. I - Viii. Continens). Compiled and edited by Friedrich Ast, this edition offers invaluable insights into Plato's philosophical inquiries, particularly his exploration of justice, governance, and the ideal state.
Written in Latin, this work provides scholars and enthusiasts with a deep dive into the foundational texts of Western philosophy. The detailed compilation ensures that readers can engage with Plato's original thoughts and arguments, making it an essential resource for understanding the development of political and ethical thought in the ancient world. This edition stands as a testament to the enduring relevance of Plato's ideas and their continuing influence on contemporary discourse.
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