The Phaedrus, Lysis, And Protagoras Of Plato (1848)

Exploring profound themes, this collection features three dialogues by Plato that delve into love, friendship, and virtue. In "Phaedrus," Socrates discusses love and rhetoric; "Lysis" examines the essence of friendship through conversations with Lysis and Menexenus; and "Protagoras" confronts the nature of virtue in a debate with the Sophist Protagoras. These philosophical inquiries are framed as engaging dialogues, offering timeless insights into truth, beauty, and goodness. This 1848 edition includes a translator's preface and notes, preserving its cultural significance.