Greek Morality in Relation to Institutions An Essay
Greek Morality in Relation to Institutions An Essay
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Ridicule is no answer to this question, for the golden rule is that " the useful is noble, and the hurtful base. " So no distinction is to be drawn between the duties of the two sexes, except in so far as less must be expected from woman, owing to her physical dis- abilities.
The community of wives and children recommended Why Plato by Plato was no new idea to the Greeks. Herodotus J^Ted a noticed it among certain foreign peoples. 13 But Plato community was the first to propose it seriously as ...an improvement ofwives - upon the monogamous state in vogue throughout Greece. In this suggestion one of his objects was to bring the regulation of marriage under a close State supervision in order to secure the best possible offspring. Another object was to make the State a more harmonious whole 90 GREEK MORALITY by turning it into one large family, for Plato was by no means blind to the many advantages to be derived from family life. The distinction between meum and tuum was to be obliterated to the utmost.
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Ridicule is no answer to this question, for the golden rule is that " the useful is noble, and the hurtful base. " So no distinction is to be drawn between the duties of the two sexes, except in so far as less must be expected from woman, owing to her physical dis- abilities.
The community of wives and children recommended Why Plato by Plato was no new idea to the Greeks. Herodotus J^Ted a noticed it among certain foreign peoples. 13 But Plato community was the first to propose it seriously as ...an improvement ofwives - upon the monogamous state in vogue throughout Greece. In this suggestion one of his objects was to bring the regulation of marriage under a close State supervision in order to secure the best possible offspring. Another object was to make the State a more harmonious whole 90 GREEK MORALITY by turning it into one large family, for Plato was by no means blind to the many advantages to be derived from family life. The distinction between meum and tuum was to be obliterated to the utmost.
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