The fifth letter

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"The fifth letter" (だいごしょかん, rare :Ἐπιστολήε', Luo: Epistula V British: Epistle V, Fifth Epistle, Fifth Letter) is one of the letters of "the collected letters" of Plato. It is thought that it is strongly suspected of the forgery [¹].

When Plato returns home from to the second Syracuse in B.C. 364 and passed for a while, I adopt the appearance called the answer that advice was demanded from from the young Macedonian King Perdikkas third who just succeeded to the throne. It becomes the contents to advise about an important post of エウブライオス which was the academe student of King subordinates.

Contents

The correction of this knob is expected.

Japanese translation

• "Complete works of Plato 14" Iwanami Shoten, 1975

Footnote

1. ^ "complete works of Plato 14" Iwanami p.225

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