... argument simplified is that if one has wisdom and knowledge, he is virtuous, and if he is virtuous, he is happy. This also shows Plato's belief in the unity of the virtues. This is seen throughout The Republic especially when speaking of the soul. He gives three parts to the soul: calculating, spirited, and desiring. These three correlate to the three virtues ... of wisdom, courage, and moderation. In both the soul and city, Plato uses justice as the right ordering of the other parts and virtues, unifying them. To ... not connected or linked in any way, and that the highest form of hap...

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