⿿The Philebus Of Plato,⿝ edited with introduction, notes, and appendices, is a pivotal work in Plato's exploration of ethics and metaphysics. This edition offers readers an in-depth examination of Plato's philosophical inquiry into the nature of pleasure and the good life. Through a Socratic dialogue, Plato delves into the complex relationship between pleasure, intellect, and the ultimate good, challenging readers to consider what truly constitutes a fulfilling existence.

This edition is invaluable for students and scholars of philosophy, as well as anyone interested in the enduring relevance of classical thought. The included introduction, notes, and appendices provide essential context and analysis, enhancing the reader's understanding of this seminal work. Explore the timeless wisdom of Plato and engage with the profound questions he raises about human happiness and the pursuit of knowledge.

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