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Protagoras and Meno

by Plato

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The Meno is Plato's finest and most ironic dialogue.
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Plato examines the concepts of knowledge and virtue.
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Plato, the most brilliant of Socrates The cover shows a detail from a Greek amphora in the Louvre

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