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Other dialogues of the Platonic corpus featuring Socrates

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With Socrates as protagonist: Cratylus (on the correctness of names), Philebus (pleasure and the good), Menexenus (a funeral speech Socrates attributes to Aspasia) and Clitophon (a reproach to Socrates for exhorting without teaching). With Socrates as listener: Sophist, Statesman, Timaeus and Critias, where the word passes to the Eleatic Stranger, Timaeus and Critias. Of doubtful or spurious authenticity: Alcibiades II, Hipparchus, Rival Lovers, Theages and Minos. The full texts of almost all are in Azcárate's edition (volumes 3–6 and 11) and in Jowett.

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Authorship note

Dialogues by Plato—or transmitted under his name—in which Socrates appears as listener, secondary speaker or protagonist of works of doubtful or spurious authenticity. None is by Socrates.

Editions and translations

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Other works by Socrates

Sources

  • Platón. Platonis Opera, ed. John Burnet, 5 vols. Oxford University Press (Oxford Classical Texts), 1900–1907; tomo I (Eutifrón, Apología, Critón, Fedón) consultado en la edición digital del Perseus Digital Library (Tufts University).

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