Plato
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Plato was a great Greek philosopher from 428 to 347 BC. He was the student of Socrates and founded the Academy, a school befret of buildings wherein Plato taught his students while walking. He wrote the Republic, and it's logical sequel, The Laws, as well as a large number of other, less popular works.