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