He wrote of Kallipolis, an ideal city-state where philosopher-kings rule, in a work that seeks to define justice for individuals and the (*) city-state.
In a pair of works by this author, Timaeus describes the origin of the universe and Critias details the history of Atlantis. He wrote of Kallipolis, an ideal city-state where philosopher-kings rule, in a work that seeks to define justice for individuals and the (*) city-state. For 10 points, name this Ancient Greek philosopher, a teacher of Aristotle and author of dialogues, like The Republic, which feature his teacher, Socrates.
In a pair of works by this author, Timaeus describes the origin of the universe and Critias details the history of Atlantis.
Plato