Cf. _Laws_ 889 D-E, 709 B-D, and Robin, _op. cit._, pp. 224 f.; also the entire argument of the _Republic_ on justice. Footnote 73: _Laws_ 921B. The word is ἀξία. Footnote 74: _Ibid._: γιγνώσκει γὰρ ὅγε δημιουργὸς τὴν ἀξίαν. Footnote 75: Cf. p. 15, n. 7 above. Footnote 76: _Euthydemus_ 280B-E, 281B, D, 288E-289A; _Meno_ 88D-E. Footnote 77: _Unto This Last_, IV, 62: “Useful articles that we can use”; 64: “Wealth is the possession of the valuable by the valiant” (Vol. XVII, 86 ff.); _Fors Clavigera_, Letter 70 (Vol. XXVIII, 712 ff.); _Munera Pulveris_, I, 14 (Vol. XVII, 154); II, 35 (Vol. XVII, 166 f.). Plato’s economic ideas greatly influenced Ruskin. Cf. _infra_, p. 149, n. 2. Cf. also Vol. XXXVIII, 112; XXXIX, 411, of Ruskin. He says, in the preface to _Unto This Last_ (Vols. XVII, XVIII), that his “real purpose is to give ... a logical definition of wealth,” which has “often been given incidentally in good Greek by Plato and Xenophon.” Cf. _ibid._, n. 1, for other such references. Footnote 78: _Ibid._ Footnote 79: Cf. above note and _Mun. Pul._, II, 30, notes; _Fors Clav._, Letter 70, 3 (Vol. XXVII, 713), the “good things.” Footnote 80: _Fors Clav._, Lett. 70, 8 f. (Vol. XXVIII, 718 ff.), where he refers to Plato’s _Laws_ 727A. Footnote 81: Cf. _infra_ for citations. Footnote 82: Cf. p. 23 and notes. Footnote 83: _Laws_ 697B, 631C, 728A, 870B; _Apol._ 29D-E. Footnote 84: _Apol._ 30B; also _Laws_ 743E; _Gorg._ 451E; cf. Ruskin, _Fors Clav._, Lett. 70, 6 and 11 (Vol. XXVIII, 717), where he cites _Laws_ 726-728A, on the value of the soul. He also cites _Laws_ 742-743 and _Rep._ 416E (cf. _Mun. Pul._ [Vol. XVII, 89, 148]). Footnote 85: _Laws_ 743E. Footnote 86: 831C-D. Ruskin (_Crown of Wild Olive_, 83, Vol. XVIII, 456 f.) cites _Critias_ 120E ff., in urging the same idea. He also cites Plato’s myth of the metals, _Rep._ 416E, in similar vein (_Mun. Pul._, III, 89, Vol. XVII, 211). Footnote 87: 631C cited by Ruskin, _Mun. Pul._, III, 88 (Vol. XVII, 210). Footnote 88: 661A, 661B; _Rep._ 331A-B. Footnote 89: _Laws_ 661B; _Hipp. Maj._ 290D; _Menex._ 246E. Footnote 90: _Mun. Pul._, II, 35 ff.; he refers to both Xenophon and Plato as being right on this point. Cf. _Fors. Clav._, I, 8 (Vol. XXVII, 122); _Unto This Last_, 64 (Vol. XVII, 89). Footnote 91: _Rep._ 550D, 373D: ἐὰν καὶ ἐκεῖνοι ἀφῶσιν αὑτοὺς ἐπὶ χρημάτων κτῆσιν ἄπειρον ὑπερβάντες τὸν τῶν ἀναγκαίων ὄρον. On ἄπειρος cf. _infra_ under Aristotle. Cf. Dobbs, _op. cit._, pp. 202 f. and note, on the evil results of excessive wealth and poverty in the Greece of that age. Like Ruskin, _Mun. Pul._, VI, 153 and note (Vol. XVII, 277), who cites _Laws_ 736E; _Aratra Pentelici_, IV, 138 (Vol. XX, 295 f.) on money as the root of all evil, citing _Laws_ 705B. Footnote 92: _Laws_ 729A. Footnote 93: 742D. Footnote 94: _Rep._ 421D. Footnote 95: