The Republic of Plato

by Plato

Appetite, good and bad, 5. [475 C].

Appetites, the, 8. [559]; 9. [571] (cp. 4. [439]).

Appetitive element of the soul, 4. [439] [cp. Tim. 70 E]; must be subordinate to reason and passion, 4. [442 A]; 9. [571 D]; may be described as the love of gain, 9. [581 A].

Arcadia, temple of Lycaean Zeus in, 8. [565 D].

Archilochus, quoted, 2. [365 C].

Architecture, 4. [438 C]; necessity of pure taste in, 3. [401].

Ardiaeus, tyrant of Pamphylia, his eternal punishment, 10. [615 C], [E].

Ares and Aphroditè, 3. [390 C].

Argos, Agamemnon, king of, 3. [393 E].

Argument, the longer and the shorter method of, 4. [435]; 6. [504]; misleading nature of (Adeimantus), 6. [487]; youthful love of, 7. 539 [cp. Phil. 15 E]. For the personification of the argument, see [Personification].