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Socrates : But suppose the words used are ‘just’ and ‘good’. Don’t we then go ea — Plato

Socrates : But suppose the words used are ‘just’ and ‘good’. Don’t we then go each his own way, and find ourselves in disagreement with ourselves as well as with each other? Phaedrus : Undoubtedly.

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