T or F 1. According to Socrates justice means nothing other than the advantage of the stronger party.
T or F 2. According to Thrasymachus justice means nothing other than the advantage of the stronger party.
T or F     According to Socrates in every case the laws made by the ruling party are in its own interest.
T or F     According to Thrasymachus in every case the laws made by the ruling party are in its own interest.
T or F    According to Thrasymachus it is always right to obey the people in power
T or F  According to Socrates it is always right to obey the people in power
T or F    According to Thrasymachus those in power infallible.
T or F    According to Socrates those in power infallible.
T or F    According to Thrasymachus can they sometimes make mistakes.
T or F    According to Socrates can they sometimes make mistakes.
T or F      According to Thrasymachus  those in power sometimes unwittingly enjoin what is to their own disadvantage.
T or F   According to Socrates  those in power sometimes unwittingly enjoin what is to their own disadvantage.
T or F   According to Thrasymachus if those in power sometimes unwittingly enjoin what is to their own disadvantage they sometimes order the weaker to do what is not to their advantage..
T or F    According to Socrates if those in power sometimes unwittingly enjoin what is to their own disadvantage they sometimes order the weaker to do what is not to their advantage..
T or F   According to Thrasymachus  no one who practices a craft makes mistakes.
T or F  According to Socrates  no one who practices a craft makes mistakes.
T or F   According to Thrasymachus  a man is mistaken when knowledge fails him and at that moment is not a true craftsman.
T or F   According to Socrates  a man is mistaken when knowledge fails him and at that moment is not a true craftsman.
T or F  According to Thrasymachus  a ruler in so far as he is acting as a ruler is never mistaken
T or F  According to Socrates a ruler in so far as he is acting as a ruler is never mistaken
T or F  According to Thrasymachus  the business of the physician is to make money
T or F    According to Socrates  the business of the physician is to make money
T or F   According to Thrasymachus  the business of the physician is to treat his patients.
T or F    According to Socrates  the business of the physician is to treat his patients.
T or F    According to Thrasymachus each craft has a purpose.
T or F  According to Socrates each craft has a purpose.
T or F  According to Thrasymachus  medicine has a purpose.
T or F According to Socrates medicine has a purpose.
T or F According to Thrasymachus  no art or craft ever enjoins the interest of the stronger
T or F According to Socrates  no art or craft ever enjoins the interest of the stronger
T or F According to Thrasymachus  every art or craft enjoins the interest of the stronger217
T or F According to Socrates every art or craft enjoins the interest of the stronger21
T or F  According to Thrasymachus every art or craft enjoins the interest of the weaker21
T or F  According to Socrates every art or craft enjoins the interest of the weaker21
T or F According to Thrasymachus  no art or craft ever enjoins the interest of the weaker.
T or F According to Socrates  no art or craft ever enjoins the interest of the weaker.
T or F According to Thrasymachus  the herdsman studies the interest of the flock
T or F According to Socrates the herdsman studies the interest of the flock
T or F  According to Thrasymachus  the herdsman studies the interest of the flock's master
T or F According to Socrates the herdsman studies the interest of the flock's master
T or F According to Thrasymachus  injustice on a grand enough scale is stronger than justice
T or F According to Socrates injustice on a grand enough scale is stronger than justice
T or F According to Thrasymachus  justice on a grand enough scale is stronger than injustice
T or F According to Socrates  justice on a grand enough scale is stronger than injustice
T or F  According to Thrasymachus right is what serves the interest of the stronger party
T or F  According to Socrates right is what serves the interest of the stronger party
T or F
T or F According to Thrasymachus  no skill or craft provides for its own benefit it provides for the good of its subject. 219
T or F According to Socrates  no skill or craft provides for its own benefit it provides for the good of its subject. 219
T or F According to Socrates  good men are unwilling to rule
T or F  According to Thrasymachus good men are unwilling to rule
Which is the more important question  -
     a. a life of injustice is to be preferred to a life of justice.
     b. a life of justice is to be preferred to a life of injustice.
 
 
 

T or F According to Socrates a life of injustice pays better than a life of justice.
T or F  According to Thrasymachus a life of injustice pays better than a life of justice.
T or F According to Thrasymachus  a life of justice pays better than a life of injustice.221
T or F According to Socrates a life of justice pays better than a life of injustice.221
T or F According to Socrates  justice is an excellence and injustice a defect.
T or F According to Thrasymachus  justice is an excellence and injustice a defect.
T or F   According to Thrasymachus injustice is an excellence and justice a defect.
T or F According to Socrates injustice is an excellence and justice a defect.
T or F According to Thrasymachus  injustice is the mark of a good natured simpleton.
T or F According to Socrates  injustice is the mark of a good natured simpleton.
T or F  According to Socrates  justice is the mark of a good natured simpleton
T or F  According to Thrasymachus  justice is the mark of a good natured simpleton
T or F According to Socrates  injustice is good policy
T or F According to Thrasymachus  injustice is good policy
T or F According to Thrasymachus  justice is good policy 221
T or F According to Socrates  justice is good policy 221
T or F According to Thrasymachus  the unjust are superior in character and attitude.
T or F According to Socrates  the unjust are superior in character and attitude.
T or F According to Thrasymachus  a state can do without justice
T or F According to Socrates a state can do without justice
T or F According to Thrasymachus  a band of thieves can do without justice. 222
T or F According to Socrates  a band of thieves can do without justice.
T or F According to Thrasymachus  injustice makes united action impossible.
T or F According to Socrates  injustice makes united action impossible.
T or F According to Thrasymachus  injustice within an individual also makes united action impossible.
T or F According to Socrates injustice within an individual also makes united action impossible.
T or F According to Thrasymachus the gods are just 222
T or F According to Socrates the gods are just
T or F According to Socrates the gods are unjust
T or F According to Thrasymachus a things function is what makes it do it's work well. 223
T or F According to Socrates a things function is what makes it do it's work well.
T or F According to Thrasymachus the soul has a function
T or F According to Socrates the soul has a function
T or F According to Thrasymachus the function of the soul is to reason.
T or F According to Socrates the function of the soul is to reason.
T or F According to Thrasymachus the function of the soul is to feel strong emotions.
T or F According to Socrates the function of the soul is to feel strong emotions.