Alcibiades I & II

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The dialogues explore the life and philosophy of Alcibiades, a prominent figure in ancient Athens, known for his charisma and controversial political career. Through Socratic questioning, the text delves into themes of self-knowledge, virtue, and the nature of leadership. Jowett's translation captures the nuances of Plato's original work, offering insights into the complexities of Alcibiades' character and the philosophical discussions surrounding ambition and morality in the context of Athenian society.