"The Speech of Alcibiades: Plato's Symposium (212c-223d): A New Translation with Text and Commentary" by Edward H Campbell

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The Speech of Alcibiades: Plato's Symposium (212c-223d): A New Translation with Text and Commentary

Campbell's Commentaries on Greek and Latin Literature (2017)

Edward H Campbell

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Abstract

The speech given by Alcibiades where he explains how he fell in love with the intellect of Socrates, not as a homosexual lover as he had initially planned to do.

Keywords

Socrates,
Plato,
Symposium,
Alcibiades,
Greek,
Philology,
Philosophy,
Classics

Disciplines

Classics,
Ancient Philosophy and
Classical Literature and Philology

Publication Date

Spring May 7, 2017

Citation Information

Edward H Campbell. "The Speech of Alcibiades: Plato's Symposium (212c-223d): A New Translation with Text and Commentary" Campbell's Commentaries on Greek and Latin Literature (2017)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/edward_campbell/65/

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