Plato

Platonism was born exactly in 399 B.C. in a prison cell in Athens in an evening, when the 28 year old Plato wept over the drinking of poison by his master in that prison. Then after travelling for twelve years through Egypt, Sicily, Italy, Judea and India he returned to Athens in 387 B.C. Forty years old and tamed. It was then that Platonism was formally founded.

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He believed uneducated masses could not make good decisions

One of the most intriguing concepts that caught the imagination of Plato around the time of 350 B.C. was the existence and uniqueness of the five regular solids, which are now known as the five "Platonic solids". It is not certain who first discovered these regular solids first, but many believe that it was spoke of as early as the Pythagoreans. However, sources including Euclid indicate that Theaetetus, a friend of Plato's, was the first to write the first complete account of these five shapes. Plato's theory ultimately constructs the basis for what is to be Book XIII of Euclid's Elements. Plato, in any case, was extremely impressed by these definitively regular solids, and later on in life was intrigued to write his theory of everything in relation to these five polyhedrons. (Devlin 115) The most intriguing aspect of these shapes to Plato at the time was that these were the only shapes that constituted perfect symmetry within a non-planar set of points. The names of these shapes are the hexahedron (cube), tetrahedron, octahedron, icosahedron and the dodecahedron. It is very clear that each of the sides of these polyhedrons must not only be a regular polygon, but must be equal to ever

Socrates thought that the first step towards wisdom must begin with an honest admission of our present ignorance.

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Though considered some of the greatest philosophers, Plato, Aristotle, and Socrates are not the Fathers of Philosophy. The "father of philosophy" is traditionally considered to be Thales (approximately 624 BCE-c. 546 BCE). Rene Descartes is considered the Father of Modern Philosophy.

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they are friends of utility and pleasure. Alcibiades is befriending Socrates to gain some of his wisdom, while Socrates isn't falling for alcibiades' sexual seductions.

Plato's ideas about and i deal government were....first he divided three groups of people first he discribed the 1st group as the top, at the top were philosopher kings,who ruled using logic and wisdom. warriors made up the second group. They defended the state from attack. The third group included the rest of the peoplee,they were drivin by desire , not by wisdom like the first group or courage like the second. These produced the states food clothing and shelter Plato also belived that men and women shoulod have the same educational jobs and an equal chance to have the same jobs yAY UR DONE ADDD ME ON PSN PLAYTAION NEWTWORL ps3 ITS DaViiDz- welcome

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This was a concept espoused by the Greek philosopher Plato. Plato believed that men had to be enlightened to rule, just as sailors needed to know the sea, or physicians needed to understand medicine.

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Well, first state the obvious, they were all Greeks! They were intelligent, writers, well-known, driven to accomplish, and they were all teachers to the Greeks.

In book ten of "The Laws" Plato takes a dim view of atheists and their potential impact on the state. He goes to great lengths describing their treatment and rehabilitation or punishment. However, the term atheist, in modern times, has come to mean non-belif in the Christian god, or at least the Abrahamic god common to Judaism, Christianity and Islam. In his specific sense Plato was an atheist.

Socrates was married to the legendary Xanthippe (shocking isn't it?), a younger woman famous for her sharp tongue and said to be the only person to have beaten Socrates in an argument. Her name is now synonymous with a shrewish wife. Answer Socrates was married to the legendary Xanthippe, a younger woman famous for her sharp tongue and said to be the only person to have beaten Socrates in an argument. Her name is now synonymous with a shrewish wife. Socrates was married to Xanthippe and had one son with her. At the same time he had a girlfriend named Myrto. He had two sons with Myrto. Some writters claim at last he married Myrto. Xanthippe may have become such a nagging and shrew wife because Socrates wouldn't except money for his philosophy meetings. This left them broke to properly raise a family.

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