Talk:Minos (dialogue)

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I tried to make some changes to the quotations but they were reverted. I think that this article should be in line with the rest of the platonic dialogues in Wikipedia were the passages are not written as references but as text, for example (345b-c) rather than ^[1]. Also, the insertion of the dialogue in pure block-quotes is unique among the articles on Platonic dialogues and I suggest we remove them.

Add note on introduction to Laws

The authenticity of this dialogue is doubted, but this does not mean that whoever wrote it did not internet to insert it in a specific place of the Platonic corpus. That place appears to be before the Laws, possibly serving as an introduction.

References

^ 345b-c

[1] 345b-c

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