Stella vides
coeli stellas meus, o ego coelum
si sim, quo te
oculis pluribus aspiciam.
Αστέρας εισάθρει
αστήρ έμός. είθε γενοίμην
ουρανός ώς
πολλοίς όμμασιν εις σε βλέπω.
--Attributed to Plato [or Plato the Younger] , Florilegium Graeciae III.28; Translated by Hugh Grotius (1797)
My star watches the stars.
If only I were the heaven,
I could watch you with many eyes.
PLATO |
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Name: Plato Date: 428 BCE – 348 BCE Works:
Apology of Socrates The Republic Symposium*, etc. |
REGION 5 |
BIO: |
Timeline: |
Plato was an Athenian philosopher who is
considered one of the most influential minds of Greek thought. Using his
predecessor Socrates as his mouthpiece, he composed a number of philosophical
dialogues that explored various ethical, philosophical, and moral concepts. He
was the founder of the Athenian Academy, and was the mentor of the famous
philosopher Aristotle. |
GOLDEN AGE GREECE |
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