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THE INTERNATIONAL PLATO SOCIETY UNI
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- Page 44 and 45: ABSTRACT The Kind of Knowledge Virt
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Mario Vegetti è di peso (onchos) m
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Mario Vegetti gnoseologica (oltre c
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Mario Vegetti NUCCI (2009): M. NUCC
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Plenary session Chair: Giuseppe Cam
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The Frame Dialogue: Voices and Them
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Narrazioni e narratori nel Simposio
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Lidia Palumbo l’ascoltatore. Gius
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Lidia Palumbo marcatamente che allo
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Matthew D. Walker happiness in, or
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Matthew D. Walker has brought him j
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Matthew D. Walker from fully identi
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Dino De Sanctis vista la sua straor
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Dino De Sanctis A differenza di Eup
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No Invitation Required? A Theme in
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Giovanni R.F. Ferrari those around
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Diotima and kuèsis in the Light of
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Anne Gabriel Wersinger This traditi
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Anne Gabriel Wersinger 138 “Orphe
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Anne Gabriel Wersinger Bibl. BERNAB
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Phaedrus and the sophistic competit
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Hippias. 13 Noburu Notomi Since Hip
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Eros sans expédient : Banquet, 179
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Annie Hourcade Sciou L’un des int
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Eros protrepōn: philosophy and sed
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Monopoly on seduction Olga Alieva A
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Olga Alieva of Chiron’s students
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Olga Alieva “worldly” passion i
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La natura intermedia di Eros: Pausa
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Lucia Palpacelli costretto a duplic
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Lucia Palpacelli la natura duplice
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Lucia Palpacelli sembra procedere,
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Philotimia and Philosophia in Plato
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Jens Kristian Larsen philotimia, wh
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Jens Kristian Larsen by philotimia,
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Olivier Renaut suivre dans le domai
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Olivier Renaut La philosophia et pl
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Olivier Renaut Il s’agit ni plus
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Eryximachus Chair: David T. Runia
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Hua-kuei Ho are noteworthy here. Fi
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Hua-kuei Ho emotions, perceptions a
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La medicina di Erissimaco: appunti
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Silvio Marino nemiche tra di loro.
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Silvio Marino dei fenomeni fisici;
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The concept of harmony (187 a-e) an
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Laura Candiotto and wine to prevent
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Laura Candiotto 26b1-3 Socrates app
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Laura Candiotto 2009, pp. 275-308.
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Richard Stalley an appeal to what h
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Richard Stalley enough: the city mu
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The Realm of the Metaxy Chair: Beat
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Michel Fattal Dans la seconde parti
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Michel Fattal est relation. L’amo
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Michel Fattal Moyen terme dynamique
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Michel Fattal désirent devenir sav
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Michel Fattal de la vie, mon cher S
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Perché tanta morte in un dialogo s
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Arianna Fermani I due poli “morte
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Arianna Fermani 2) rappresenta la c
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La nozione di intermedio nel Sympos
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Cristina Rossitto 228 Esiste una so
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Cristina Rossitto perché non è n
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Cristina Rossitto 232 dèmone, caro
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Reproduction, Immortality, and the
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Thomas M. Tuozzo applies more widel
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Thomas M. Tuozzo Syposium." Dialogu
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Piera De Piano loro intelligenza: i
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Piera De Piano animali. Esistono tr
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ABSTRACT Socrates as a divine inter
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Why Agathon’s Beauty Matters Fran
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Francisco J. Gonzalez 5) In defendi
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Francisco J. Gonzalez the play with
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Francisco J. Gonzalez the power of
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Francisco J. Gonzalez next to him (
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Mario Regali rappresentate nel 411,
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Mario Regali Socrate giunge a mostr
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I. Einleitung Die Poetik des Philos
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2. Agathons Rede Irmgard Männlein-
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Irmgard Männlein-Robert ‚Poetik
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Aikaterini Lefka was just a new-bor
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Aikaterini Lefka Agathon 26 follows
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Aikaterini Lefka F. Graf, « Apollo
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Aikaterini Lefka O. Thomson, «Socr
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I. INTRODUCTION Tragedy and Comedy
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Nicholas Riegel contrast to both tr
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Nicholas Riegel even of the second
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Literary Form and Thought in Aristo
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Premessa Tra Henologia ed Agatholog
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Claudia Luchetti non concesso che i
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Claudia Luchetti e3, le parole dell
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Claudia Luchetti somiglianza che de
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Premise Between Henology and Agatho
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Claudia Luchetti If we analyze the
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Claudia Luchetti (211b1, e4), prese
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Claudia Luchetti to establish a jus
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Claudia Luchetti Philosophie. Inter
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Aristofane e l’ombra di Protagora
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Michele Corradi quella del grande d
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Michele Corradi Platone vuol celare
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Samuel Scolnicov by more noise and
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Samuel Scolnicov Hoffman, Ernst 194
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Roslyn Weiss two conjoined wholes a
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Roslyn Weiss prohibition, and he an
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Plenary session Chair: Verity Harte
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Thomas Alexander Slezák weil er es
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Thomas Alexander Slezák (507e6 - 5
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ABSTRACT Chi è il Socrate del Simp
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Francisco L. Lisi especial, con la
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L'océan du beau : les Formes plato
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ABSTRACT Socrates’ Thea: The Desc
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Philip Krinks III: PAUSANIAS AND PR
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Philip Krinks the nature, including
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Philip Krinks methodological focus,
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Gabriel Danzig forth. The only part
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Gabriel Danzig was a special target
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Gabriel Danzig way. While there may
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Gabriel Danzig not only shows Agath
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Gabriel Danzig describes the origin
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Giovanni Casertano sia φιλόσο
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Giovanni Casertano altre specie di
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Giovanni Casertano umano nella sua
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Edward C. Halper eternal (cf. 29d-3
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Edward C. Halper understands that t
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ABSTRACT Platon als Lehrer des Sokr
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Graciela E. Marcos de Pinotti Sócr
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Graciela E. Marcos de Pinotti sabid
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Graciela E. Marcos de Pinotti (1969
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Federico M. Petrucci dell'oplita e
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