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[510d] him none will wrong with impunity. Is it not so?

Callicles
Yes.

Socrates
Hence if one of the young men in that city should reflect: In what way can I have great power, and no one may do me wrong?—this, it would seem, is the path he must take, to accustom himself from his earliest youth to be delighted and annoyed by the same things as his master, and contrive to be as like the other as possible. Is it not so?

Callicles
Yes.


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