Dialogues of Socrates
by Plato
by Plato
Plato
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Greek: Σωκρατικός διάλογος
Socrates Dialogues
written in "the Golden Age of Greece"--Plato was
reputedly the student and scribe of Socrates, and also
later the teacher of Aristotle. He founded The
Academy in Athens.
Socrates Dialogues
written in "the Golden Age of Greece"--Plato was
reputedly the student and scribe of Socrates, and also
later the teacher of Aristotle. He founded The
Academy in Athens.
aka: The Dialogues of Plato
The well known Greek philosopher Socrates did not
write anything, but Plato wrote over 40 books or
"dialogues", many of them with his teacher Socrates as
the main character in the writings. The most famous of
these Diaglogues is the Apology, where Plato
describes the events of Socrates' trial, verdict, and
death at the hands of the Athenian court.
originally written in Greek, c. 400 BCE, and then
translated into the languages of the world.
The well known Greek philosopher Socrates did not
write anything, but Plato wrote over 40 books or
"dialogues", many of them with his teacher Socrates as
the main character in the writings. The most famous of
these Diaglogues is the Apology, where Plato
describes the events of Socrates' trial, verdict, and
death at the hands of the Athenian court.
originally written in Greek, c. 400 BCE, and then
translated into the languages of the world.
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