Justice In Book I Of The Republic

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Thrasymachus grants this to be true, and by using the fact that an unjust man tries to take advantage of all men, Socrates shows that the unjust man is actually ignorant. This is because an ignorant person would "make indiscriminate claims over the intelligent and unintelligent alike" just as an unjust man would do (350 b)...
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Creating a link between ignorance and injustice is quite powerful because of the high esteem in which intelligence was held in these philosophical discussions; the link made between injustice and ignorance can lead to a link being made between intelligence and justice...
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