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With regard to wealth, Socrates believes that
{ 1 } - excellence brings it about.
{ 2 } - the purpose of education is to obtain it.
{ 3 } - it is more important than philosophy.
{ 4 } - one should seek it rather than the intangible goods of the soul.
{ 5 } - to teach its unimportance to the youth is to corrupt them.
{ 6 } - it brings about excellence.
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With regard to wealth, Socrates believes that
{ 1 } - excellence brings it about.
{ 2 } - the purpose of education is to obtain it.
{ 3 } - it is more important than philosophy.
{ 4 } - one should seek it rather than the intangible goods of the soul.
{ 5 } - to teach its unimportance to the youth is to corrupt them.
{ 6 } - it brings about excellence.
as well as public and private blessings. See 30b.
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With regard to wealth, Socrates believes that
{ 1 } - excellence brings it about.
{ 2 } - the purpose of education is to obtain it.
{ 3 } - it is more important than philosophy.
{ 4 } - one should seek it rather than the intangible goods of the soul.
{ 5 } - to teach its unimportance to the youth is to corrupt them.
{ 6 } - it brings about excellence.
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With regard to wealth, Socrates believes that
{ 1 } - excellence brings it about.
{ 2 } - the purpose of education is to obtain it.
{ 3 } - it is more important than philosophy.
{ 4 } - one should seek it rather than the intangible goods of the soul.
{ 5 } - to teach its unimportance to the youth is to corrupt them.
{ 6 } - it brings about excellence.
See 30a.
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With regard to wealth, Socrates believes that
{ 1 } - excellence brings it about.
{ 2 } - the purpose of education is to obtain it.
{ 3 } - it is more important than philosophy.
{ 4 } - one should seek it rather than the intangible goods of the soul.
{ 5 } - to teach its unimportance to the youth is to corrupt them.
{ 6 } - it brings about excellence.
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With regard to wealth, Socrates believes that
{ 1 } - excellence brings it about.
{ 2 } - the purpose of education is to obtain it.
{ 3 } - it is more important than philosophy.
{ 4 } - one should seek it rather than the intangible goods of the soul.
{ 5 } - to teach its unimportance to the youth is to corrupt them.
{ 6 } - it brings about excellence.
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With regard to wealth, Socrates believes that
{ 1 } - excellence brings it about.
{ 2 } - the purpose of education is to obtain it.
{ 3 } - it is more important than philosophy.
{ 4 } - one should seek it rather than the intangible goods of the soul.
{ 5 } - to teach its unimportance to the youth is to corrupt them.
{ 6 } - it brings about excellence.
No, see 30b.
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