The State demands the strong wine of freedom, and unless her rulers give her a plentiful draught, punishes and insults them; equality and fraternity of governors and governed is the approved principle. Anarchy is the law, not of the State only, but of private houses, and extends even to the animals.
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From Plato's Republic, Book 8, 562c-d, describing the path to anarchy in democracy.
Date: ~375 BC
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