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The main aim of the article is to present the interpretation of the prooimion on the Artemidorus’ papyrus. Further, I compare it to the first chapter of pseudo-Aristotle’s treatise On the cosmos (De mundo). I argue that both text (though not the entire treatise On the cosmos) share a common intellectual heritage of Platonism. I trace several motives back to Plato’s dialogues and illustrate how both texts entail a platonic conception of morally relevant forming of the soul in accordance with object of its study.
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This text maps the history of debate on the authenticity of Plato's or pseudo-Plato's Alcibiades I. The first doubts were raised by Friedrich Schleiermacher at the beginning of nineteenth century and the debate became vigorous again after Denyeris and Pradeau-Marboeufis attempts to argue for Plato's authorship couple of years ago. The author discusses several particular points raised against the authenticity (lexical, literary, stylistic and philosophical problems) and he will show that none of them stands on its own. Further, when taken together these points do not prove the dialogue to be a bogus work. The debate, he concludes, is open; however the tendency in the last decade is in favour of Plato's authorship rather than against it.
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