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Alcibiades I
428? BCE-348? BCE Plato
68 pages~1 hr 21 min read5 chapters$4.99
Athens's most beautiful and ambitious young man is about to enter politics; Socrates stops him with questions. Alcibiades I shows the philosopher proving to a future general that he does not yet know justice, advantage, or himself. Scholars have long debated whether Plato wrote it; readers keep it for the dialogue's sharp charm. Know thyself, starting here.
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5 chapters
- 1ALCIBIADES I
- 2Translated by Benjamin Jowett
- 3APPENDIX I.
- 4ALCIBIADES I
- 5INTRODUCTION.
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