Platonis Opera Tomus II Tetralogias III-IV continens; recognovit Ioannes Burnet (The complete works of Plato volume 2, including Tetralogies 3 and 4, edited by John Burnet) The works of the Greek philosopher Plato (c. 428-348 BC) were classically divided into nine 'tetralogies' or groups of four works. This edition, edited in 1891 and revised in 1910 by the Scottish classicist John Burnet (1863-1928), brings together tetralogies 3 and 4: Parmenides Philebus the Symposium Phaedrus Alcibiades 1 and 2* Hipparchus* the Lovers* *now thought not to have been written by Plato The text is in the original Greek; the table of contents and a brief introduction, giving notes on variant texts, are in Latin. Small-format hardback in dust jacket, printed in 1967. Approx. 300 pages; pages are unnumbered, with marginal references to manuscript page numbers. Dust jacket has a small tear to top front edge; otherwise there is only minor shelf wear (sunning to spine and edges of dust jacket, some foxing to