The book "Laws and Myths, Volume A" is a philosophical treatise by the ancient Greek thinker Plato, which examines the concepts of legislation, justice and the ordering of society through a system of laws. In this work, the author develops a theory of ideal legislation, the creation of which has the general societal goal of ensuring harmony and proper functioning of the state. Through the dialogue between the main characters of the book, Plato illuminates various aspects of the implementation of legal norms, moral principles and guiding principles in the lives of citizens. "Laws and Myths, Volume A" is an important work of ancient philosophy, which prompts the reader to think about the essence of law and justice in society.