Téléversements by Maria Sozopoulou

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The Sound of Greek language.pdf

Jannaris, Kratinos and Aristophanes on the Cry of the Sheep.pdf

[Francis_T._Gignac]_A_Grammar_of_the_Greek_papyri_(BookZZ.org).pdf

Arlene, W., Saxonhouse, The Philosopher and the Female in the Political Thought of Plato

Hélène Landemore, Jon Elster, Collective Wisdom

Paroemiographi_Graeci.pdf

Themistii Orationes Ex Codice Mediolanen

Kamtekar, Rachana, “Plato on Education and Art,” in

Gerdart, The Modern Greek Language in Its Relation to Ancient Greek

Jannaris, Kratinos and Aristophanes on the Cry of the Sheep

Jannaris, Kratinos and Aristophanes on the Cry of the Sheep

The Sound of Greek Language

Wolfsdorf the Socratic Fallacy and the Epistimological Priority of Definitional Knowledge

Wolfsdorf Understanding the What is f Question

Brisson the Role of Myth in Plato and Its Prolongation in Antiquity

Thesleff, Rethinking Plato's Forms

Bacon, Plato and the Greek Literary Tradition

Acerbi, Parmenides 149a-c

Yang, The Relationship Between Hypotheses and Images in the Mathematical Subsection of the Dividded Line of Plato's Republic

A Preliminary Sturdy of Phaedrus

Coming back to Plato

Hackford, Plato's Phaedrus

Isocrates in Platos Phaedrus

Gibson Plato the Bias of Literacy

S. Goldhill, The End of Dialogue in Antiquity

Phaedrus and the Seventh Letter on Writing

Bradley, The Rhetoric of Philosophical Politicis in Plato's Seventh Letter

Hull, The Mystery of the Seventh Platonic Epistle

Irwin, The Inside Story of the Seventh Platonic Letter

Hermias, Commentary on Plato's Phaedrus

Hock, Simon the Shoemaker as an Ideal Cynic

The Refutation of Kallicles in Plato's Gorgias

Crito in Plato’s Euthydemus

κανόνες πολυτονικοῦ συστήματος

New Evidence for the Identification Of

Fides et Ratio

Platonic Myths and Straussian Lies

The Transformations of the Armed Aphrodite_Flemberg

Common Properties and Eponymy in Plato

Does Aristotle’s Polis Exist ‘by Nature’

What Did Plato Read

Inside and Outside the Public Sphere

Plato and Greek Slavery

Deadly Dialogue Thucydides With Plato

Ὀρφικοὶ Ὕμνοι

The Woman Between Public Order and Disorder

Two Rival Conceptions of Sôphrosunê