Platonis Opera Quae Feruntur Omnia

Platonis Opera Quae Feruntur Omnia presents a collection of Plato's works, including "Hippias Maior," "Hippias Minor," "Io," "Menexenus," and "Clitopho." This edition, carefully compiled and presented in Latin, offers scholars and students access to Plato's profound philosophical inquiries and dialogues. The texts explore a range of topics from aesthetics and virtue to rhetoric and the nature of knowledge.

Edited by Martin Von Schanz, this volume provides a valuable resource for understanding Plato's contributions to Western thought and his enduring influence on philosophy, ethics, and political theory. The dialogues offer insights into Socratic method and the intellectual atmosphere of ancient Greece.

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