Question
According to Plato, what are the cardinal virtues?
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‘the four cardinal Platonic virtues’—wisdom, courage, moderation, and justice—is first presented without comment. Piety, as the text indicates, is no longer treated as a virtue, for religious practices should be left to tradition and the oracle of Apollo at Delphi. The definition of justice is to be discovered by a process of ‘elimination’. If there are four virtues in the city, then justice must
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