Phaedo
by Plato
Abstract
Socrates discusses with his friends death and what a philosopher lives for in the final moments before his execution.
Bibliographic Data
| Kind | Term |
|---|---|
| authors | Plato |
| literary form | dialogue |
| genres | Socratic dialogue |
| subjects | philosophy, death, ethics, immortality of the soul, knowledge, Platonic Forms |
| period | Classical Greece, 5th c. BCE, 4th c. BCE |
| language | Ancient Greek, Attic Greek |
| same as | wikidata | wikipedia |
| keywords & tags | none |
| Index | 63 entries |
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- Acheron
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- Argos
- Aristippus
- Asclepius
- Athens
- Atlas
- Boeotia
- Cadmus
- Cebes
- Cleombrotus of Ambracia
- Cocytus
- Crete
- Crito
- Critobulus
- Ctesippus
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- Egypt
- Endymion
- Epigenes
- Euclides
- Euripus
- Evenus
- Glaucus
- Hades
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- Hellas
- Herakles
- Hermogenes
- Homer
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- Megara
- Menexenus
- Oceanus
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- Odyssey
- Paeania
- Penelope
- Phaedo
- Phaedondes
- Phasis
- Philolaus
- Phlius
- Plato
- Pyriphlegethon
- Sicily
- Simmias the Theban
- Socrates
- Styx
- Tartarus
- Telephus
- Terpsion
- Thebes
- Theseus
- Xanthippe
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