Phaedrus (chariot myth, 246a-254e)
Φαῖδρος
Phaidros
Plato (c. 428–348 BCE)
Greek sources · Other, or not yet classed · Greek · Archaic and classical Greek · Listed only
The soul as a winged charioteer driving two horses, one noble and one unruly: self-rule as the control of the divided soul, with eros as the wing.
- Attribution
- authentic not yet checked
- Date
- c. 370 BCE, Athens (basis: date of composition) not yet checked
- Editions
- OCT (Burnet 1901) · cite only (unchecked) not yet checked
- Translations
- Jowett (free); Nehamas and Woodruff (Hackett 1995) · en · cite only (unchecked) not yet checked
Not in the reader yet
Connected works
- Resonance, not influence: Republic The first draft claims influence; not yet checked. not yet checked