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Plato

Plato
Plato (428 or 427-348 or 347 BC) was a Greek philosopher and one of the most important intellectual figures in Western civilization. A student of Socrates and teacher of Aristotle, Plato established the Academy of Athens in 387 BC. It one of the first institutions of higher education. Plato's philosophy covers a wide range of topics preserved through his written dialogues including The Apology, Meno, Parmenides, The Republic, and The Symposium. His works have influenced philosophers for thousands of years.
Titles

 The Republic

 Symposium

 Timaeus

 Philebus

 Lysis, Or Friendship

 Sophist

 Laws

 Statesman

 Theaetetus

 Phaedrus

 Euthydemus

 Cratylus

 Meno

 Critias

 Parmenides

 Menexenus

 Euthyphro

 Gorgias

 Charmides, Or Temperance

 Ion

 Laches

 The Seventh Letter

 Phaedo

 Protagoras

 The Apology

 Lysis

 The Apology of Socrates

 CRITO

 The Death of Socrates

 Condemnation and Death of Socrates

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