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Alcibiades I
Plato (Πλάτων)
2 h 16 min · 4 chapters · read by Kevin Johnson
Socrates questions Alcibiades, a rich, ambitious young Athenian about to enter politics, and shows him that he does not know what justice is, or himself. A dialogue attributed to Plato, long read as the first step into his philosophy.
Listen to Part I · 27:48
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Chapters
- Part I27:48
- Part II37:50
- Part III43:11
- Part IV26:55
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