Phaedo

"Phaedo: The Last Hours Of Socrates" recounts the final conversations of Socrates before his death, as told by Plato. A cornerstone of Western philosophy, this dialogue explores profound questions about the nature of the soul, immortality, and ethics.

Facing his impending execution, Socrates engages in a series of philosophical discussions with his followers, arguing for the soul's eternal existence and reflecting on the meaning of life and death. Plato's masterful prose captures the essence of Socrates' wisdom, offering timeless insights into metaphysics and moral philosophy.

This meticulously prepared edition preserves the integrity of the original text, allowing readers to engage directly with Plato's exploration of these fundamental philosophical concepts. "Phaedo" remains a powerful and moving testament to the enduring power of reason and the pursuit of truth.

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