One character in this work speaks in place of another due to the latter's slow recovery from a spell of hiccups.
One character in this work speaks in place of another due to the latter's slow recovery from a spell of hiccups. Eryximachus claims that the central concept of this work governs gymnastics and astronomy, and another character in this work discusses how Zeus (*) chopped people in half then stitched up skin. In addition to featuring Aristophanes and the traitor Alcibiades, the question "is love somebody or nobody" is posed by Socrates. For 10 points, name this Platonic dialogue about love, titled after Agathon's drinking party.
One character in this work speaks in place of another due to the latter's slow recovery from a spell of hiccups.
the Symposium