Laws (Greek: Νόμοι) is Plato's last and longest dialogue. It is generally agreed that Plato wrote this dialogue as an older man, having failed in his effort in Syracuse on the island of Sicily to guide a tyrant's rule, instead having been thrown in prison. - Summary by Wikipedia
Chapters
1 Introduction and Analysis Part 1 30 min 2 Introduction and Analysis Part 2 56 min 3 The Preamble Part 1 47 min 4 The Preamble Part 2 49 min 5 The Preamble Part 3 46 min 6 The Preamble Part 4 39 min 7 The Preamble Part 5 42 min 8 The Preamble Part 6 41 min 9 The Preamble Part 7 38 min 10 The Preamble Part 8 40 min 11 The Preamble Part 9 33 min 12 The Preamble Part 10 34 min 13 The Preamble Part 11 38 min 14 The Preamble Part 12 29 min 15 Excursus Part 1 37 min 16 Excursus Part 2 35 min 17 Book 1 Part 1 42 min 18 Book 1 Part 2 37 min 19 Book 2 Part 1 33 min 20 Book 2 Part 2 35 min 21 Book 3 Part 1 45 min 22 Book 3 Part 2 30 min 23 Book 4 53 min 24 Book 5 Part 1 33 min 25 Book 5 Part 2 33 min 26 Book 6 Part 1 37 min 27 Book 6 Part 2 56 min 28 Book 7 Part 1 36 min 29 Book 7 Part 2 35 min 30 Book 7 Part 3 34 min 31 Book 8 1 h 11 min 32 Book 9 Part 1 42 min 33 Book 9 Part 2 41 min 34 Book 10 1 h 4 min 35 Book 11 1 h 6 min 36 Book 12 Part 1 42 min 37 Book 12 Part 2 35 min
