Cephalus - Socrates - Polemarchus
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Cephalus - Socrates - Polemarchus
Quite correct, Socrates, if Simonides is to be believed, said Polemarchus interposing.
I fear, said Cephalus, that I must go now, for I have to look after the sacrifices, and I hand over the argument to Polemarchus and the company.
Is not Polemarchus your heir? I said.
To be sure, he answered, and went away laughing to the sacrifices.
About Plato
Text
Summary
The Introduction
Argument
Characters
Book I
Socrates - Glaucon
Socrates - Polemarchus - Glaucon - Adeimantus
Glaucon - Cephalus - Socrates
Cephalus - Socrates - Polemarchus
Socrates - Polemarchus
Socrates - Polemarchus - Thrasymachus
Socrates - Thrasymachus - Glaucon
Socrates - Cleitophon - Polemarchus - Thrasymachus
Socrates - Thrasymachus
Socrates - Glaucon
Socrates - Glaucon - Thrasymachus
Book II
Socrates - Glaucon
Glaucon
Socrates - Glaucon
Adeimantus -Socrates
Adeimantus
Socrates - Adeimantus
Socrates - Glaucon
Socrates - Adeimantus
Book III
Socrates - Adeimantus
Socrates - Glaucon
Book IV
Adeimantus - Socrates
Socrates - Glaucon
Book V
Socrates - Glaucon - Adeimantus
Socrates - Adeimantus - Glaucon - Thrasymachus
Book VI
Socrates - Glaucon
Socrates - Adeimantus
Glaucon - Socrates
Book VII
Socrates - Glaucon
Book VIII
Socrates - Glaucon
Socrates - Adeimantus
Book IX
Socrates - Adeimantus
Socrates - Glaucon
Book X
Socrates - Glaucon
Socrates
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