The works of Plato
Subtitle: viz. his fifty-five dialogues, and twelve epistles, translated from the Greek : nine of the dialogues
By: by the late Floyer Sydenham, and the remainder by Thomas Taylor ; with occasional annotations on the nine dialogues translated by Sydenham, and copious notes by the latter translator ; in which is given the substance of nearly all the existing Greek MS. commentaries on the philosophy of Plato, and a considerable portion of such as are already published ; in five volumes ...
Contributors: Sydenham, Floyer, 1710-1787.; Taylor, Thomas, 1758-1835.
Publisher: Printed for Thomas Taylor, by R. Wilks ... ; and sold by E. Jeffery, & R.H. Evans ...
Published: 1804
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Work titles: Works.
Notes: With bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: v. 1. General introduction.  Explanation of certain terms peculiar to the Platonic philosophy.  Life of Plato.  The first Alcibiades.  The Republic.  Additional notes on the first Alcibiades.  Additional notes on the Republic.; title: v. 2. The Laws.  The Epinomis.  The Timaeus.  The Critias.  Additional notes on the Timaeus.; title: v. 3. The Parmenides.  The Sophista.  The Phaedrus.  The greater Hippias.  The Banquet.  Additional notes on the Parmenides.  Additional notes on the Phaedrus.; title: v. 4. The Theaetetus.  The Politicus.  The Minos.  The Apology of Socrates.  The Crito.  The Phaedo.  The Gorgias.  The Philebus.  The second  Alcibiades.; title: v. 5. The Euthyphro.  The Meno.  The Protagoras.  The Theages.  The Laches.  The Lysis.  The Charmides.  The lesser Hippias.  The Euthydemus.  The Hipparchus.  The Rivals.  The Menexenus.  The Clitopho.  The Io.  The Cratylus.  The twelve epistles.  Additional notes on the Cratylus.