Plato the Laches
Question asked by: bellaleo
Asked on: 04 May 2010
Because it is possible to hold one of them without holding the others, which suggests that they are different.
For instance someone could have great courage and do lots of really brave things, but that does not mean they are also just.
So they could fight lots of people really bravely and risk their own life, but then perhaps they could agree with killing someone without any sort of trial, which is unjust.
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Replied at: 10 May 2010
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