Charmides

Explore the foundations of virtue with Plato's "Charmides," a cornerstone of Western philosophical thought. This dialogue, featuring Socrates, delves into the complexities of temperance and self-knowledge. Through insightful conversation and rigorous questioning, the characters grapple with defining this essential virtue, exploring its relationship to wisdom and its role in the ideal life.

"Charmides" is a captivating exploration of ethical and political philosophy, offering timeless lessons on the pursuit of a virtuous life. This meticulously prepared edition invites readers to engage with Plato's profound ideas and consider the enduring relevance of Socrates' quest for truth. Discover the origins of ethical reasoning and the enduring power of philosophical inquiry in this classic text.

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