Damascius’ Lectures on the Philebus deals with some of the important insights explored by the late Platonic writers, concerning the dialectical system, the relation of the One to the Many, and of Pleasure to Intelligence, the Bound and the Infinite and their mixture, the nature of the Good, and so on. Westerink brings to the work his usual high standard of scholarship and thoughtfulness: with extensive introduction, notes and indices. This is a new edition with amendments as noted by L G Westerink in the margin of his own working copy after its first publication. One of the Prometheus Trust's 'Platonic Texts and Translations Series', bound in red library buckram with gold blocking.
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Hardcover. Edited with translation by L.G. Westerink. Small 4to. Red cloth with gilt lettering. xxii, 148pp, (6pp ads). Fine. Pristine revised third edition of this 1959 text, comments by the 6th century "last of the Athenian Neoplatonists" on the Socratic dialogue of Plato that debates whether knowledge or pleasure should be the goal of a happy life. Text in English and Greek. Volume IV in the "Platonic Texts and Translations" series. Seller Inventory # 52441