Platonis Et Quae Vel Platonis Esse Feruntur Vel Platonica Solent Comitari Scripta Graece Omnia Ad Codices Manuscriptos [Latin]

Platonis Et Quae Vel Platonis Esse Feruntur Vel Platonica Solent Comitari Scripta Graece Omnia Ad Codices Manuscriptos, Volume 5, presents a comprehensive collection of Plato's works, along with writings attributed to him or associated with Platonic thought. This edition, compiled by Immanuel Bekker, offers the complete Greek text based on manuscript sources. The volume includes the Latin translations of Marsilio Ficino. This scholarly work is essential for researchers and students of classical philosophy, providing a valuable resource for understanding Plato's enduring influence on Western thought. It is a crucial addition to any collection focusing on ancient philosophy and classical studies.

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