/lit/ - Literature

>>16475279
Ahh, that is a nice painting anon.

I remember the anon telling me that the circle around the thief was his sin encasing him, and the misanthrope so depressed was of course uncaringly suffering for it, or perhaps more completely forgetting of the practical that he does not even see the pricks in front of him. There was much more I believe the anon told me, but this is all I can remember at the current moment.

>>16475279
what did u think of it?

>>16475279
>>16475295
Ahh yes, just checking the wikipedia there was more, including the farmer in the background who was working practically and continuing his duty in life. And apparently the thief's ball is glass and supposed to be a representation of vanity, and generally selfishness.

You probably knew all this but still, happy I could help if you didn't.

>>16475296
pretty gay, socrates is a hypocritical faggot who got btfo by thrasymachus and then offed himself

>>16475295
>>16475300
I didn't know this, I saw the image a bit back and saved it as it looked nice. Thank you for the information, anon.

>>16475306
Oh, well welcome anyway.

>>16475296
I enjoyed it, the arguments were enjoyable and fluid. It's unfortunate he sentenced as guilty regardless.

>>16475279
Ahh, Plato's dialogues, or as I like to call them, Socrates harangues some poor sexy boy for 5 hours

>>16475318
*was sentenced
I'm retarded.

>>16475303
These kind of idiots should stay on /r/lgbt

>>16475303
>filtered by the apology
the pseudistry is palpable

>>16475295
>>16475300
breugel the elder was pretty based. thanks for sharing anons

>>16475303
>thrasymachus: it's not in faith to say faithful works comes from God's word or that God's word comes from faithful works
>apology: thus it comes from principles up higher of which I will carry out
I don't see the contradiction