中文摘要
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Traditional legislators understand nature of the city and man according to the principle of hostility, and regard wars among cities and men as the "natural state." However, for Plato, order and harmony are also by nature, and cosmic soul as "the first thing" rather than physical element is especially called "nature." Legislators should pay most attention to nature of human soul, because laws are concerned with inherent order of the soul, and true legislation is according to the natural order of virtues. Platonic classical natural law bases on the soul structure and cosmology, and regards perfection of soul as the natural aim of human beings, so it is very benefit to set the foundation for morality and politics. Plato combines nature with law and soul, striving to make reason and divinity as the basis of laws.
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