This volume presents a selection of papers from the Fifth Symposium Platonicum held in Toronto, featuring an Index Locorum, a Subject Index, and a consolidated Bibliography. The discussions center on three dialogues, attracting contributions from global scholars, including those who have recently edited or translated these works. Notable papers include Rosamond Kent Sprague's exploration of the Euthydemus, Louis-André Dorion's examination of Euthydemus and Dionysodorus, Michel Narcy's inquiry into Socrates in Lysis, and Michael Bordt's analysis of the unity in Plato's Lysis. Other prominent contributors include Charles H. Kahn, Christopher Gill, Christopher Rowe, Matthias Baltes, Thomas Alexander Szlezák, and the duo Thomas C. Brickhouse and Nicholas D. Smith. Given the growing interest in these lesser-read dialogues, this volume provides a timely examination from diverse philological and philosophical perspectives, showcasing various interpretative traditions.
