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with the son of Cephalus,
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Polemarchus,
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the man who first had Socrates approached on the Piraeus.
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Polemarchus is described as
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the heir of the argument as well as the,
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to be sure, the heir of the family fortune.
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Polemarchus is what the Greeks would call a "gentlemen."
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Let us just say he is a person willing to stand up for
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and defend his family and friends.
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I don't mean necessarily by a "gentlemen"
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somebody who holds the door for others,
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or so on, but somebody who stands up