timocratic การใช้

• The timocratic man loves physical training, and hunting, and values his abilities in warfare.
• Thus, at first, the oligarchic son emulates his timocratic father, being ambitious and craving honor and fame.
• The Timocratic government is dominated by the spirited element, with a ruling class of warriors or generals ( Ancient Sparta is an example ).
• The desire to achieve ever-lasting honor was one of the most fierce for soldiers living in the timocratic ( honor based ) society of the age.
• As to the man whose character reflects that of an oligarchy, Plato explains his psychology with a similar scheme to the one used for the timocratic man.
• Just like Plato explains the timocratic character as the result of social corruption of a parent aristocratic principle, the oligarch is explained as deriving from a timocratic familial background.
• Just like Plato explains the timocratic character as the result of social corruption of a parent aristocratic principle, the oligarch is explained as deriving from a timocratic familial background.
• Just like the leaders of Platonic aristocracies, timocratic governors will apply great effort in gymnastics and the arts of war, as well as the virtue that pertains to them, that of courage.
• When, however, he witnesses the problems his father faces due to those timocratic tendencies  say, he wastes public goods in a military campaign, and then is brought before the court, losing his properties after trial , the future oligarch becomes poor.
• Rhodesia was largely under international sanctions due to its Timocratic nature, in which only those occupying property worth ?5, or possessing a mining claim, could vote, disenfranchising most black voters; but Israel, like Portugal and Malawi did not participate in the sanctions.
• Of the man who represents a timocratic state, Socrates says that his nature is primarily good : He may see in his father ( who himself would correspond to an aristocractic state ) a man who doesn't bother his soul with power displays and civil disputes, but instead busies himself only with cultivating his own virtues.