Plato · Ep.

Letters

Dubious Authorship traditionally doubted — transmitted with Plato’s works but widely judged not to be by Plato.

Ἐπιστολαί

Thirteen letters attributed to Plato; the Seventh, with its philosophical digression, is the most defended.

This edition presents the original Greek (Burnet (OCT, 1907)) side by side with an English translation (R. G. Bury) — with click-to-parse morphology, dictionary entries, and exact Stephanus citation. 55 pages.

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• Bury Greek & English · R. G. Bury (Loeb, 1929)

Letters

• Letter I 309a–310a
• Letter II 310b–314e
• Letter III 315a–319e
• Letter IV 320a–321b
• Letter V 321c–322b
• Letter VI 322c–323c
• Letter VII 323d–352a
• Letter VIII 352b–357c
• Letter IX 357d–358b
• Letter X 358c
• Letter XI 358d–359b
• Letter XII 359c–359e
• Letter XIII 360a–363e

Greek text & translations

Greek: J. Burnet, ed. Platonis opera, vol. 5. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1907 (repr. 1967).
Translation: R. G. Bury (Loeb, 1929).
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