An animation known as "The Trousers" make reference to this work, with a character called Gromit reading a work written by an author with a similar sounging name.
An animation known as "The Trousers" make reference to this work, with a character called Gromit reading a work written by an author with a similar sounging name. Lysias is one the characters with a silent role in this work. It occurs at the house of Cephalus at Piraeus. Thrasymachus, Polemarchus, and Cleitophon are all characters in this dialogue. The characters in this work attempt to find a definition of the word "justice." Glaucon, Adeimanus, and Socrates are more well known characters. For ten points, name this work, one of the longest written by Plato, which was finished around 390 B.C.
An animation known as "The Trousers" make reference to this work, with a character called Gromit reading a work written by an author with a similar sounging name.
The {Republic}