After claiming that "a man must live always in perfect holiness", one chara
After claiming that "a man must live always in perfect holiness", one character in this work tells the fable of how noble men are those whose souls are sent back by Persephone after paying their debts for a crime. This work features a discussion on whether whiteness is color or just 'a color' and whether 'figure' in turn follows from color, and one man in this work is compared to a flat torpedo fish, leading the title character to ask "how will you enquire into that which you do not know?" In this work, Anytus discusses whether fathers can pass on their good traits to their sons, and it includes a digression on how to double the area of a square. Opening with the title character's request for a definition of virtue, for 10 points, identify this Platonic dialogue in which Socrates argues that all knowledge is innate by testing a slave's understanding of geometry.
After claiming that "a man must live always in perfect holiness", one character in this work tells the fable of how noble men are those whose souls are sent back by Persephone after paying their debts for a crime.
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