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Politeia

Politeia (πολιτεία) is an Ancient Greek word used in Greek political thought, especially that of Plato and Aristotle. Derived from the word polis ("city-state"), it has a range of meanings from "the rights of citizens" to a "form of government" to "commonwealth".

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In the work of the authors of antiquity

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Politeia

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related to Aristotle · 16
Politeia → Aristotle, Assembly, Athenaion Politeia, Athenian, Athenians, By, Constitution, Exactly, He, In, Ion, Ionia, Pericles's, Politics, Theseus, Thirty
related to English translations of the Greek word · 8
Politeia → According, Greek, It, Latin, Liddell, Politeuma, Scott's Greek-English Lexicon, Status
related to Plato and Cicero · 8
Politeia → Cicero, De, English, Greek, Note, Plato, Republic, Romans
related to Diogenes of Sinope · 6
Politeia → Cynic, Diogenes, It, Plato's, Republic, Sinope
is a · 1
Politeia → rule by the multitude of virtuous citizens.A constitution that does not fit into this sixfold classification

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greek aristotle word citizens state city also political government constitution republic form citizenship monarchy plato meaning constitutions polis diogenes active

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Politeiarelated to AristotleIonia0.60section
Politeiarelated to AristotleThirty0.60section
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Politeiarelated to AristotlePericles's0.60section
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