Thaedrus
Thaedrus is a philosophical and literary character associated with the writings of the ancient Greek philosopher Socrates. He is mentioned in Plato's dialogues as one of Socrates' interlocutors, appearing in several of his most famous works.
According to Plato, Thaedrus is a speechwriter and logographer from Athens. He is described as someone who
In the dialogue "The Republic, Book I" Thaedrus is presented as one of the people gathered around
In "The Banquet" Thaedrus plays an important role in the discussion about the nature of love and
Throughout the dialogues, Thaedrus is portrayed as someone who is looking for a clearer understanding of the
Thaedrus remains a minor but significant character in the intellectual landscape of ancient Greece, embodying certain