"Nomes and Epinomys, Volume 3" is a philosophical treatise written by the ancient Greek thinker Plato. In this book, the author considers the issues of law, legislation and education of citizens. Basing his reflections on the myth of Minos and Megara, Plato analyzes the natural laws and rules that underlie justice in society. He proposes an ideal constitution for the state, based on the understanding of cosmic laws and the recognition of moral principles. "Nomes and Epinomys, Volume 3" is an important work that leaves the reader with many questions about the nature of justice and law.