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or between stone and stone, in point of being gold or stone; and so neither does law differ at all from law, I suppose, but they are all the same thing. For each of them is law alike, not one more so, and another less. That is the particular point of my question—what is law as a whole? So if you are ready, tell me.Companion
Well, what else should law be, Socrates, but things loyally accepted?1Socrates
And so speech, you think, is the things that are spoken, or sight the things seen, or hearing the things heard? Or is speech
Well, what else should law be, Socrates, but things loyally accepted?1Socrates
And so speech, you think, is the things that are spoken, or sight the things seen, or hearing the things heard? Or is speech