Philebus

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The book delves into the life and legacy of an Athenian philosopher who established the Platonist school and the Academy, marking a significant milestone in Western education. As a central figure in Ancient Greek philosophy, he profoundly impacted various fields, alongside Socrates and Aristotle. His influence extended to religion, shaping neoplatonism and affecting early Christian thought through figures like Augustine. The exploration of his contributions reveals his enduring significance in both philosophy and spirituality.