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Ultimately, Meno Ends with Virtue

Question 171

Question 171

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Ultimately, Meno ends with virtue


A) Defined as the ability to rule.
B) Defined as wisely managing one's affairs.
C) Defined as benefiting one's friends and harming one's enemies.
D) Left undefined.

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