Ευθύδημος

Ευθύδημος is a philosophical dialogue by Plato, likely written in the 4th century BC, that critiques sophistic rhetoric through a conversation between Socrates and the sophists Euphridides and Dionysodorus. The dialogue humorously examines their claims of teaching virtue and knowledge, contrasting them with the Socratic method. This work is notable for its satirical approach to sophistry and its exploration of the nature of wisdom and virtue, showcasing Plato's philosophical depth and wit.