One character in this work explains that freshly woven cloaks continue to exist after their maker's death. As this work opens, the title character is told that his master composed music based on Aesop's Fables in a dream. After the central character uses the hot-cold and asleep-awake dichotomies to expound the notion of opposites, Cebes introduces that character's "Theory of Recollection" argument. This work, which argues
One character in this work explains that freshly woven cloaks continue to exist after their maker's death. As this work opens, the title character is told that his master composed music based on Aesop's Fables in a dream. After the central character uses the hot-cold and asleep-awake dichotomies to expound the notion of opposites, Cebes introduces that character's "Theory of Recollection" argument. This work, which argues that the soul is immortal, opens in a prison with Simmias and Xanthippe. For 10 points, name this Platonic dialogue that depicts the death of Socrates.
One character in this work explains that freshly woven cloaks continue to exist after their maker's death.
Phaedo