Plato: No multitude is able to acquire any art whatsoever. Then if there is a kingly art, neither the collective body of the we

No multitude is able to acquire any art whatsoever. Then if there is a kingly ar — Plato

No multitude is able to acquire any art whatsoever. Then if there is a kingly art, neither the collective body of the wealthy nor the whole people could ever acquire this science of statesmanship.

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