Laws is this man's last and longest work, and a dialogue on the nature of love by this man is called (*) Symposium.
Stephanus pagination is generally used to organize the works of this man. One work by this man proposes banning the works of Homer; that work is Ion. A "neo" version of a philosophy named for this man was founded by Plotinus. Laws is this man's last and longest work, and a dialogue on the nature of love by this man is called (*) Symposium. A more famous dialogue by him is called the Apology and chronicles the downfall of his teacher. This man founded the Academy. For 10 points, name this Ancient Greek philosopher, a student of Socrates and the author of The Republic.
Stephanus pagination is generally used to organize the works of this man.
Plato [accept Platon] &lt;LT&gt;