Plato's Dialogue on Friendship: An Interpretation of the Lysis, with a New Translation

akin Alcibiades Apology of Socrates appear argued argument Aristotle Arnim assertion Athenian beautiful become wise becomes a friend beloved boys Charmides claim conclusion consider conversation with Lysis Ctesippus dear desire dialogue enemy entrust erōs Eudemian Ethics Eumaeus example fact father favorite friendly love Gorgias Göttingische gelehrte Anzeigen Greek happiness hated heneka Heracles Hesiod Hippothales human ignorance insofar intermediate interpretation kindred kinship least Leo Strauss longer love wisdom loved in return lover Lysis and Menexenus means medical art Menexenus agrees Menexenus replies merely Moreover Nicomachean Ethics oikeion opinion opposite ourselves Paeania palaestra parents perhaps Phaedrus philos philosopher Platos Jugenddialoge Platos Lysis poets Pohlenz possession possible pothales praise present Protagoras question real cause refutation regard Republic rule sake seems self-sufficient sense share Socrates asks Socrates continues someone soul speak speech suggestion suppose Symposium Theaetetus things thought tion translated truly understand wish word xenus Zeus