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What is Cephalus' key to happiness?

To live moderate and contented

What is Socrates started opinion if the wealthy?

They are poor company because they have nothing good to say about anything but money

What does Polemarchus first say justice is?

Returning what you've borrowed

Why does Socrates eventually come to the conclusion that the just man is a kind of thief?

Because if a just person is the best guardian of money then they must be the best at stealing it too

How does Polemarchus define friends?

Someone you consider good and useful

What is Polemarchus second definition of Justice?

Do good to your friends and bad to your enemies

What problem does Socrates find with treating enemies badly?

That when humans are harness they become worse with human virtue

What is Thrasymachus' started definition of Justice?

The advantage of the stronger

What is the punishment Socrates thinks would induce good men to rule?

To be ruled by someone worse than themselves

Does Thrasymachus think that Justice is a virtue? A vice?

Thinks Injustice if a techne related to making profit

What is the conclusion of book 1?

Justice is profitable because it is a virtue of the soul, not profitable for material things

Why doesn't Thrasymachus accept Cleitophon's definition?

Because the stronger is always right and wouldn't be the stronger when he is messing up

What is Socrates second attempt to refute this definition?

That rulers dont seek anything to advantage themselves but only their subjects