τες, αληθή λέγεις. Είεν, ήν δ' εγώ τον μέν δίκαιον και άνδρα και πόλιν και δικαιοσύνην, και τυγχάνει εν αυτοίς όν, ει φαϊμεν ευρηκέναι, ουκ άν πάνυ τι, οιμαι, δόξαιμεν ψεύδεσθαι. Μα Δία ου μέντοι, έφη. Φώμεν άρα; Φώμεν. "Έστω δή, ήν δ' εγώ μετα γάρ τούτο σκεπτέον, οίμαι, αδικίαν. Δηλον, ότι. Ουκούν στάσιν τινα αυ τριών όντων τούτων δεί αυτήν είναι και και πολυπραγμοσύνης και αλλοτριοπραγμοσύνης και επανάστασιν μέρους τινος τώ όλο της ψυχής, ίν' άρχη εν αυτή, ου προσήκον, αλλά τοιούτου όντος φύσει, οίου πρέπειν αυτώ δουλεύειν τω του αρχικού γένους

Α.

Vat. Μ. φαμέν Stob. cod. Α. οΐου] οίου Vat. Η. οίον Αng. Τrinc.

B. Flor. T. où Stob. cod. A. Trinc. πάνυ τι] π. του Lob. Vind. πρέπειν ] πρέπει Αng. Β. Stob. BE. Vat. BM. Yen, B. Stob. cod. Trinc.

Δία1 δί’ Lob. Vind. ΒD. τω του αρχικού γένους όντι;] Ang. B. Vat. M. Stob.

Haec editionum omnium lectio ου] ού Vind. Β.

sensum aptum et commodum praeΦώμεν] φαμέν Stob. Τrinc.

bet et codicum maiore etiam, quam άρα] αρα Vind. D(F. Flor.

qua alibi contenti esse debuimus, RU. Par. K. sec. Bip.) editi ante

auctoritate nititur, utpote in Lob.

Vind. BD. Vat. BM. Ven. B. Ang. Astii sec.

B. Flor. CR. et Stobaei cod. BŇ. "Έστω ] έστι Ρar. D. Stob. Gesn.

ed. Gesn. (nisi quod haec το pro (cod. BN.) Ald. Bas. ab.

to exhibet) reperta, et, ut vi81] dè Par. K. sec. Bekk. Vat.

detur, a Ficino quoque expresH. Flor. Τ. δή ούν Vind. D.

sa : et insolentem partis cuiusdam οίμαι] commatis separavit pri

1 praevaricationem advcrsus totam mum Bekkerus, uti superius il- animam rebellantis, insurgentisque Iud ante δοξαιμεν.

ad imperandum regio animi geΔηλον, ότι] δήλον Vat. Η.

neri, cui servire cam natura iubet. Flor. ARV. Stob. dñlovı Vind. F. Tamen aliud a Platone hic scria m. pr. δηλονότι Lob. Vind. ΒD.

ptum fuisse suspicor. Nam pro Ald. Bas. ab. Steph. Lob. ante

τω του in Ρar. ADK. Ven. C. id signum interrogationis , Aldus Vind. F. Vat. H. Flor. ACV. et nullam interpunctionem, post com Stob. Τrinc. legitur του δ' αυ ma habet.

δουλεύειν, in Μon. Β. τώ δ' αύ αυ] om. Fic.

δουλεύειν, in Flor. U. τω δ', αυ τούτων τοιούτων Vind. Β..

δουλεύειν, in Vind. Ε. τώ δ' αυ δεί] δή Vind. F.

μη δουλεύειν, denique in Stob. είναι] αρpellare Fic.

όντι; τοιαύτ' άττα, οίμαι φησομεν και την τούτων τα ραχήν και πλάνην είναι τήν τε αδικίαν και ακολασίαν

και δειλίαν και αμαθίαν και συλλήβδην πάσαν κακίαν. C Ταύτα μεν ουν ταύτα, έφη. Ουκούν, ήν δ' εγώ, και το άδικα πράττειν και το αδικείν και αυ το δίκαια ποιείν, ταύτα πάντα τυγχάνει όντα κατάδηλα ήδη σαφως, είπερ και η αδικία τε και δικαιοσύνη; Πώς δη; "Οτι,

abhorret. Neque vero ipsa illa sequentia nomina subiecti locuo codicis optimi et novem eius as- tenent. Beclarum lectio talis est, ut nul- και ακολασίαν - κακίαν σε. lam omnino explicationem admit- Vind. E. tat. Possunt genitivi τοιούτου όντος pro absolutis haberi, potest

και δειλίαν] και om. Vind. F.

Αng. Β. Flor. R. και δειλία αυτώ ad δουλεύειν referri: iam

Stob. Trinc. nihil obstabit, quo minus ad explendam dictionem του δ' αυ 6 συλλήβδην 1 ξυλλ. Ven. Β. Vind. superioribus τοιούτου όντος φύ- Ε. Αng. Β. Flor. ΑCTV. Stee. σει, οίου πρέπειν repetamus, ut Astius, Bekkerus, et Stallbarsensus hic exsistat : ut imperet, mins, quum non deceat, sed aliquid na

Ταύτα μεν ούν ταύτα] Ita tura ita comparatum erstet, ut par

Ρar. A. Vat. ΗΜ. ταύτα μεν ουν sit ei servire, illud contra tale sit,

ταύτα Lob. Vind. ΒDE. et a B. ut servire huic tamquam impera

pr. F. Vat. B. Ven. BC. Flor. AC torio generi adscripto debeat. Sed

αύτα μεν ούν ταύτα Stob. Τrinc. quoniam valde durum est toloú

ταύτα μεν αύ ταύτη Flor. U. ταιτου όντος non cum μέρους τινός, αυτω non cum πρέπειν Con

τα μέν ούν ταύτη reliqui di

ces, Stob. cod. BN. Gesn, et edistruere, neque ratio reddi potest, cur αύτω δουλεύειν potius, quam

tiones praeter Bekkerianam omnes,

quod ad Glauconis personam ine δεσπόζειν vel άρχειν dicere voluerit, veram illam lectionem non

ptum est. Paullo aptius esset, puto; neque emendationes eius in

quod Astius in tert. ed. coniicit, Vind. E. et Flor. U. factas pro

ταύτα μεν ούν τοιαύτα sc. φηbare, aut ipse aliam magis pro

σομεν. Sed optimi codicis lecio babilem monstrare possum. Ita

vix quicquam desiderandom reque vulgatam intactam reliqui,

linquit. Talia quaedam Socrates

vitia omnia visum iri dixerat, tantum post outi pro puncto signum interrogandi posui, quod

cui Glauco plane assentiens aan etiam Astius in tert. ed. fecit.

solum talia , sed cadem haec esse

respondet. Quem sensum Ficious τοιαύτ' άττα] τοιαύτάττα Lob.

non male declaravit: haec prorsus Vind. ΒD.

ita se habent. Voum est, quod οιμαι] είναι Vind. F. Αng. Β. nonnihil dubitationis iniicere pos. Flor. R. et super vulgato int. sit, quod verba illa aliam prae vers. A.

terea interpretationem recipient τούτων] τούτου Stob. Τrinc. et, εί ταύτα pro subiecto haberet int. vers. super vulgato cod. A.

tur, Glauconi Stoicorum placitus

tribuere eumque omnia vitia ea ταραχήν] ταραχήν τε Vind. Ε.

dem atque paria pronuntianta sivai] Elvar. Ald. sivas. Steph. facere videntur; cui ambiguitati sivat, reliquae editiones. tapar lectio Trincavelliana medetur. Sed et alárn praedicati, ádixia et verior interpretatio simplicior si

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