This paper argues that the final section of Plato’s Symposium (223b-d) contains a deliberate reference to an elegy of the corpus Theognideum (ll. 467-472). This elegy has often been attributed by modern scholars to Evenus of Paros, the sophist and poet who was in contact with Socrates and his circle.
A Note on Plato, Symp. 223b-d / Broggiato, Maria. - In: MYRTIA. - ISSN 0213-7674. - 40:(2025), pp. 367-373.
A Note on Plato, Symp. 223b-d
Maria Broggiato
2025
Abstract
This paper argues that the final section of Plato’s Symposium (223b-d) contains a deliberate reference to an elegy of the corpus Theognideum (ll. 467-472). This elegy has often been attributed by modern scholars to Evenus of Paros, the sophist and poet who was in contact with Socrates and his circle.File allegati a questo prodotto
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