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Laws (version 2)

Laws (Greek: Νόμοι) is Plato's last and longest dialogue. It is generally agreed that Plato wrote this dialogue as an older man, having failed in his effort in Syracuse on the island of Sicily to guide a tyrant's rule, instead having been thrown in prison. - Summary by Wikipedia

Year of Publication: 1859Genres: Classics (Greek & Latin Antiquity) , Antiquity

Running Time: 25 hours 33 minutes 18 seconds

#	Chapter Name
1	Introduction and Analysis Part 1 Jim Locke	30:29
2	Introduction and Analysis Part 2 Jim Locke	55:35
3	The Preamble Part 1 Jim Locke	47:18
4	The Preamble Part 2 Jim Locke	48:55
5	The Preamble Part 3 Jim Locke	46:14
6	The Preamble Part 4 Jim Locke	39:01
7	The Preamble Part 5 Jim Locke	42:03
8	The Preamble Part 6 Jim Locke	40:44
9	The Preamble Part 7 Jim Locke	37:49
10	The Preamble Part 8 Jim Locke	40:02
11	The Preamble Part 9 Jim Locke	32:59
12	The Preamble Part 10 Jim Locke	33:37
13	The Preamble Part 11 Jim Locke	38:20
14	The Preamble Part 12 Jim Locke	29:24
15	Excursus Part 1 Jim Locke	37:00
16	Excursus Part 2 Jim Locke	34:46
17	Book 1 Part 1 Jim Locke	41:57
18	Book 1 Part 2 Jim Locke	37:11
19	Book 2 Part 1 Jim Locke	32:57
20	Book 2 Part 2 Jim Locke	34:49
21	Book 3 Part 1 Jim Locke	45:16
22	Book 3 Part 2 Jim Locke	29:44
23	Book 4 Jim Locke	52:57
24	Book 5 Part 1 Jim Locke	32:36
25	Book 5 Part 2 Jim Locke	32:40
26	Book 6 Part 1 Jim Locke	36:51
27	Book 6 Part 2 Jim Locke	56:22
28	Book 7 Part 1 Jim Locke	35:32
29	Book 7 Part 2 Jim Locke	35:29
30	Book 7 Part 3 Jim Locke	34:12
31	Book 8 Jim Locke	1:11:09
32	Book 9 Part 1 Jim Locke	42:08
33	Book 9 Part 2 Jim Locke	40:36
34	Book 10 Jim Locke	1:04:09
35	Book 11 Jim Locke	1:05:37
36	Book 12 Part 1 Jim Locke	41:54
37	Book 12 Part 2 Jim Locke	34:56