Today
46m 59s
On two short Platonic dialogues, written perhaps around a decade after Socrates' death in 399 BCE.
Hippias Minor, where Hippias is (like many of Socrates' interlocutors) a Sophist. In this case, this means that Hippias presents himself as an expert in all sorts of practices (techne) including not only literary marvels but even making his own clothes. Do these things add up to virtue?
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