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Lesser Hippias
428? BCE-348? BCE Plato · Benjamin Jowett
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A short Socratic dialogue by Plato, translated by Benjamin Jowett, in which Socrates examines the sophist Hippias and argues paradoxically about whether the person who does wrong voluntarily is better than one who errs involuntarily. Suitable for readers of ancient philosophy, Platonic studies, and moral reasoning.
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