Laws (version 2)
Plato (Πλάτων)
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Length 25 h 33 min
Chapters 37
First published 1859
Laws (Greek: Νόμοι) is Plato's last and longest dialogue. It is generally agreed that Plato wrote this dialogue as an older man, having failed in his effort in Syracuse on the island of Sicily to guide a tyrant's rule, instead having been thrown in prison. - Summary by Wikipedia
Chapters
1
Introduction and Analysis Part 1 Read by Jim Locke 30:29
2
Introduction and Analysis Part 2 Read by Jim Locke 55:35
3
The Preamble Part 1 Read by Jim Locke 47:18
4
The Preamble Part 2 Read by Jim Locke 48:55
5
The Preamble Part 3 Read by Jim Locke 46:14
6
The Preamble Part 4 Read by Jim Locke 39:01
7
The Preamble Part 5 Read by Jim Locke 42:03
8
The Preamble Part 6 Read by Jim Locke 40:44
9
The Preamble Part 7 Read by Jim Locke 37:49
10
The Preamble Part 8 Read by Jim Locke 40:02
11
The Preamble Part 9 Read by Jim Locke 32:59
12
The Preamble Part 10 Read by Jim Locke 33:37
13
The Preamble Part 11 Read by Jim Locke 38:20
14
The Preamble Part 12 Read by Jim Locke 29:24
15
Excursus Part 1 Read by Jim Locke 37:00
16
Excursus Part 2 Read by Jim Locke 34:46
17
Book 1 Part 1 Read by Jim Locke 41:57
18
Book 1 Part 2 Read by Jim Locke 37:11
19
Book 2 Part 1 Read by Jim Locke 32:57
20
Book 2 Part 2 Read by Jim Locke 34:49
21
Book 3 Part 1 Read by Jim Locke 45:16
22
Book 3 Part 2 Read by Jim Locke 29:44
23
Book 4 Read by Jim Locke 52:57
24
Book 5 Part 1 Read by Jim Locke 32:36
25
Book 5 Part 2 Read by Jim Locke 32:40
26
Book 6 Part 1 Read by Jim Locke 36:51
27
Book 6 Part 2 Read by Jim Locke 56:22
28
Book 7 Part 1 Read by Jim Locke 35:32
29
Book 7 Part 2 Read by Jim Locke 35:29
30
Book 7 Part 3 Read by Jim Locke 34:12
31
Book 8 Read by Jim Locke 1:11:09
32
Book 9 Part 1 Read by Jim Locke 42:08
33
Book 9 Part 2 Read by Jim Locke 40:36
34
Book 10 Read by Jim Locke 1:04:09
35
Book 11 Read by Jim Locke 1:05:37
36
Book 12 Part 1 Read by Jim Locke 41:54
37
Book 12 Part 2 Read by Jim Locke 34:56
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