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Reading the Proemium of Plato’s Theaetetus: Euclides in Action

SUMMARY

The proemium’s elaborate account of the writing down of Socrates’ conversation prepares the reader for the questions about testimony and knowledge that are the substance of the Theaetetus.

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pp. pp. 410 - 437
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