Platonis Opera Omnia...: No. 1. Phaedrus. 2. Menexenus, Lysis, Hippias, Io

This volume of Plato's works contains some of his most famous and thought-provoking dialogues. 'Phaedrus' explores the nature of love and beauty; 'Menexenus' is a satirical speech on the glory of Athens; 'Lysis' is an investigation into the nature of friendship; 'Hippias' and 'Io' are both dialogues on the nature of knowledge. With its outstanding translations and comprehensive commentary, this edition of Plato's Opera Omnia is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in philosophy, literature, or history.

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