CONTENTS.

VOLUME V.

	Page
The Euthyphro	1
The Meno	27
The Protagoras	101
The Theages	157
The Laches	179
The Lysis	211
The Charmides	239
The Lesser Hippias	269
The Euthydemus	309
The Hipparchus	355
The Rivals Also known by the Greek title Erastai, this dialogue features a conversation between Socrates and two rivals for the affection of a youth, discussing the nature of philosophy.	371
The Menexenus	408
The Clitopho	431
The Io original: "Io"; more commonly known today as the Ion, this dialogue investigates whether a poet's skill comes from art or divine inspiration.	437
The Cratylus	489
The Twelve Epistles These are letters traditionally attributed to Plato, providing biographical context for his involvement in the politics of Syracuse.	575
Additional Notes on the Cratylus, extracted from the manuscript Scholiaoriginal: "Scholia"; these are ancient marginal notes or commentaries found in the margins of manuscripts that explain or interpret the main text. of Proclus on that Dialogue	641