Julia Annas claims that the Kallipolis is only reachable if specific examples of these things already exist in an essay on them “in the Republic.” Four classes of moderate wealth divide a “sacred number” of 5,040 citizens in a society (-5[1])theorized in a dialogue (-5[1])titled for these things. (10[1])In one dialogue, (-5[1])Cicero (10[1]-5[1])depicted (10[1])himself (-5[2])discussing these things (10[2]-5[1])while walking around his estate (10[1])with Atticus and Quintus. (10[1])In a dialogue titled (-5[1])for these things, a “Nocturnal Council” is set in place for preserving (10[1])salvation during a lengthy conversation between Megillus, Clinias, and (-5[1])an “Athenian Stranger.” (-5[1])Socrates (10[1])unusually does not appear (10[2])in any of the 12 books discussing (10[1])establishing (10[1]-5[1])these (-5[1])title things (10[1]-5[4])in Plato’s (10[2])final (-5[2])and (10[1])longest (10[1]-5[1])dialogue. (10[5]-5[1])For 10 points, (10[1]-5[1])name these rules (-5[1])governing (10[4])a (10[1])society. (10[14])■END■ (10[69]0[5])