On the State
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"On the Republic" (De re publica) is a philosophical dialogue by Cicero, written in the 1st century BC. It explores the ideal form of government, drawing on Plato's "Republic" while adapting it to the Roman context.
Cicero advocates for a mixed constitution that balances elements of monarchy, aristocracy, and democracy.
The dialogue features prominent Roman figures discussing justice, the nature of the state, and the duties of citizens.
While much of the original text has been lost, fragments provide insights into Cicero's political thought and his vision for a stable and virtuous republic.
Cicero advocates for a mixed constitution that balances elements of monarchy, aristocracy, and democracy.
The dialogue features prominent Roman figures discussing justice, the nature of the state, and the duties of citizens.
While much of the original text has been lost, fragments provide insights into Cicero's political thought and his vision for a stable and virtuous republic.
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