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Critias

Critias

Plato

Translated by Benjamin Jowett

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Where the Timaeus narrates the making of the cosmos, the Critias begins the story of the great war between ancient Athens and Atlantis. Plato describes Atlantis with extraordinary detail — its rings of land and water, its kings, its eventual corruption — and then, for reasons no one knows, simply stops. The dialogue ends mid-speech. It remains the source of every Atlantis story since.

PhilosophyAncient Greek PhilosophyClassical LiteraturePlatoGreek LiteratureWestern PhilosophyAtlantisMythologyCosmologyPublic DomainDialogues
PublisherStandard Ebooks
LanguageEnglish
Source
Standard EbooksProject Gutenberg

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CritoCrito
ApologyApology
PhaedoPhaedo
PhaedrusPhaedrus
ParmenidesParmenides
TimaeusTimaeus
MenoMeno
TheaetetusTheaetetus
LawsLaws
ProtagorasProtagoras
IonIon
LachesLaches
LysisLysis
EuthydemusEuthydemus
StatesmanStatesman
SophistSophist
CratylusCratylus
PhilebusPhilebus
EuthyphroEuthyphro
GorgiasGorgias
CharmidesCharmides
DialoguesDialogues
The RepublicThe Republic
SymposiumSymposium

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