Weak Plato

The emotional drama is a bit blunt. But very imaginative. Well, there may be no imagination in philosophy, but the book can still be read.

Here we come.

It's not that the author won't update anymore, it's because he has too many things to do during the New Year, so he will resume normal updates after the New Year.

As title

As soon as I started, I was about to knock down the building of Western philosophy. I was shocked 😂

Obols were a currency with a lower denomination than the drachma and were more commonly used in city-state transactions than the drachma. The 4 Oubles at the top of the picture are also called heavy Oubles and are generally used for trade between city-states. The three types of Oubles below, also known as light Oubles, are used inside city-states. The picture below shows the purchasing power of one three Oubles, which is equal to three loaves of bread + a glass of wine

Anosaanosa, why don't you add more of the author's own explanation, I can't understand it. (›´ω`‹ ) It would be nice to write a few sentences here in the book review. (›´ω`‹ )

"Drachma" means "grabbing" and is the largest denomination of Athenian coins. The Statel (silver owl coin) is the drachma silver coin with the largest face value, weighing 4.2G. It is also the highest quality silver coin in the world. The silver mines in Athens were of high quality and large in output, and the quantity of ordinary silver coins was so great that special gold drachmas were needed for war. The Statel silver coin has a portrait of Athena on the front and an owl and an olive branch on the reverse. There is a bump in the AOE for anti-counterfeiting. Purchasing power (400bc): Athenians can earn up to half a drachma a day, which is equivalent to a week's salary of an ordinary person. One drachma can buy 22 to 37 kilograms of wheat. 5 Drachmas is enough for a family to eat three mouthfuls of good food and drink for two weeks. The Athenian proverb "Bring the owl to Athens" means "it's unnecessary"