Platonis Philebus (1855)

Exploring the nature of pleasure and its significance in human life, this philosophical dialogue features Socrates engaging with Protarchus and Philebus. The text delves into complex themes such as goodness, reality, and the role of reason, making it a pivotal work in Western philosophy. Renowned for its intricate arguments, it presents a challenging yet enriching experience for readers interested in philosophical discourse. This edition is a facsimile reprint of the original, aimed at preserving the cultural importance of Plato's work.