At the beginning of book II of the Republic, Glaucon challenges Socrates to demonstrate that justic O is the basis of all action O belongs to the highest class of goods O is poetry O is what it is commonly

At the beginning of book II of the Republic, Glaucon challenges Socrates to demonstrate that justic

O is the basis of all action
O belongs to the highest class of goods
O is poetry
O is what it is commonly perceived to be

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