Wrong. Plato never seperated between being free man and obyeing the laws, he had rather emphasize the relation. which means for plato a man is not a free citezin of the city unless if he can volunterily obey the rules up to a certain level, below which man is unentitled of citizinchip. Aristotle is even more concerned to tge same end and, he wrote about everything from freemen to slaves to animals to plants and substances.
Wrong. Plato never seperated between being free man and obyeing the laws, he had rather emphasize the relation. which means for plato a man is not a free citezin of the city unless if he can volunterily obey the rules up to a certain level, below which man is unentitled of citizinchip.
Aristotle is even more concerned to tge same end and, he wrote about everything from freemen to slaves to animals to plants and substances.