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I propose, then, that we write J in this column and I in that, and then proceed to place under these letters, J and I, what we take to be the works of justice and injustice respectively.
Do so, if you think it helps at all.
Having written down the letters as he proposed, Socrates went on:
I propose, then, that we write J in this column and I in that, and then proceed to place under these letters, J and I, what we take to be the works of justice and injustice respectively.
Do so, if you think it helps at all.
Having written down the letters as he proposed, Socrates went on:
Memorabilia. Xenophon. Edgar Carew Marchant (Translator). Cambridge, MA. 1923.
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