Apology
The living creature that S compares himself with.
The gadfly
C's view of justice.
Telling the truth and giving back what is owed.
Definition of justice.
Minding one's own business or doing what is proper to your nature.
The three tiers of reality.
Being, becoming, non-Being.
The first six words of the Republic.
"I went down to the Piraeus."
The two accusations raised against S.
Making the weaker argument stronger and promoting non-Athenian gods.
The three kinds of good articulated by Glaucon.
Good in itself, for its consequences, and in itself and for its consequences.
The necessary features of a perfectly unjust person.
Must seem to be perfectly just while really being perfectly unjust.
The definition of a dream.
Mistaking the likeness of something as the thing itself.
The reason why S believed in a hierarchy between ideas and physical objects.
Physical objects undergo change, which implies that they can be better or worse.
Ideas are perfect. If ideas changed then we admit that they are not perfect.
S is concerned only with the human being and morality.
The medical condition that is derived from the name Glaucon.
Glaucoma.
The primary metaphor used to describe lying in relation to the citizens.
Medicine and sickness.
The three basic requirements of knowledge.
Intellect, idea, and the good.
The philosophical concept that best describes S's first account of the ideal city.
Necessity.
The two reasons we should not fear death.
Like sleeping and we will see our heroes.
The name given by Glaucon to S's ideal city.
City of pigs/sows.
The philosophical concept introduced by Glaucon into S's ideal city.
Contingency.
The reason why philosophers are useless.
The refusal of citizens to accept the role of the philosopher in the city.
S's tactic to calm Thrasymachus down.
Lying to him
The definition of wisdom.
Knowledge of one's own ignorance of wisdom.
The method of discerning the virtue of the soul.
Knowledge of a thing's nature makes possible the virtue of the soul.
The location of moderation in the soul.
In both wisdom and spiritedness.
The two things that the good gives to the universe.
Makes knowledge and existence of all things in the universe possible.
The role that ideas play in relation to physical objects.
Ideas are a model or paradigm for physical objects.