Online resources for Plato

CONTENTS:

Euthyphro
Glad to reward anyone who is willing to listen
They will listen if they think you show them well
To be laughed at does not matter

Apology
John M. Cooper’s introduction
Socrates’ introduction (17a – 18a)
Additional charges (18a – 19a)
Prejudice, sophistry, and the oracle (19a – 21a)
The oracle and Socrates’ mission (21a – 24b)
Confronting Meletus (24b – 28a)
Death and the single daimonion (28a – 34b)
Ain’t too proud not to beg (34b – 35e)
Deserve’s got nothing to do with it (35e – 38b)
Forget it Socrates, it’s Athens (38b – 42a)
Online resources for the Apology
Additional thoughts

Crito
The last temptation of Socrates
An overview
That part of ourselves that must remain unnamed
Age, epic and tragedy

Phaedo

Cratylus

Theaetetus

Sophist

Statesman

Parmenides

Philebus

Symposium

Phaedrus

Alcibiadesᵻ

Second Alcibiades*

Hipparchus*

Rival Lovers*

Theages*

Charmides

Laches

Lysis

Euthydemus

Protagoras

Gorgias

Meno

Greater Hippias†

Lesser Hippias

Ion

Menexenus

Clitophon†

Republic

Timaeus

Critias

Minos*

Laws

Epinomis*

Letters‡

Definitions*

On Justice*

On Virtue*

Demodocus*

Sisyphus*

Halcyon*

Eryxias*

Axiochus*

Epigrams‡

* It is generally agreed by scholars that Plato is not the author of this work.
†It is not generally agreed by scholars whether Plato is the author of this work.
‡ As to Plato’s authorship of the individual Letter and Epigrams, consult the respective introductory notes.