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Plato's Republic

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Principal Works

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Apology (dialogue) before 387 b.c.

Charmides (dialogue) before 387 b.c.

Crito (dialogue) before 387 b.c.

Euthyphro (dialogue) before 387 b.c.

Gorgias (dialogue) before 387 b.c.

Hippias Major (dialogue) before 387 b.c.

Hippias Minor (dialogue) before 387 b.c.

Ion (dialogue) before 387 b.c.

Laches (dialogue) before 387 b.c.

Lysis (dialogue) before 387 b.c.

Protagoras (dialogue) before 387 b.c.

Republic, Book I (dialogue) before 387 b.c.

Cratylus (dialogue) c. 387-80 b.c.

Euthydemus (dialogue) c. 387-80 b.c.

Menexenus (dialogue) c. 387-80 b.c.

Meno (dialogue) c. 387-80 b.c.

Phaedo (dialogue) c. 380-60 b.c.

Phaedrus (dialogue) c. 380-60 b.c.

Republic (dialogue) c. 380-60 b.c.

Symposium (dialogue) c. 380-60 b.c.

Parmenides (dialogue) c. 360-55 b.c.

Theaetetus (dialogue) c. 360-55 b.c.

Sophist (dialogue) c. 355-47 b.c.

Politicus (dialogue) c. 355-47 b.c.

Philebus (dialogue) c. 355-47 b.c.

Timaeus (dialogue) c. 355-47 b.c.

Critias (dialogue) c. 355-47 b.c.

Laws (dialogue) c. 355-47 b.c.

The Dialogues of Plato. 4 vols. (translated by Benjamin Jowett) 1871

Republic (translated by Benjamin Jowett) 1888

Plato: The Republic (translated by Desmond Lee) 1955

The Collected Dialogues of Plato (edited and translated by Edith Hamilton and Huntington Cairns) 1961

The Dialogues of Plato, Vol. 1 (translated by R. E. Allen) 1984

Republic (translated by Robin Waterford) 1994

The Complete Works of Plato (translated by John M. Cooper, John Hutchinson, and D. Hutchinson) 1995

Republic (edited by G. R. F. Ferrari and translated by Tom Griffith) 2001

Republic (translated by Desmond Lee) 2003

Republic (translated by C. D. C. Reeve) 2004

Republic by Plato (translated by Elizabeth Watson Scharffenberger) 2004

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