title: The Oxford Handbook of Plato (Oxford Handbooks)
author:  Gail Fine 
description: <br>"The volume's greatest strength is its evenness: with few exceptions, the articles are pitched at the same level as one another, rendering the pieces equally accessible to their audience. Another strength is its thoroughness: it appears to leave no real topical stone unturned in its efforts to acquaint the reader with Plato and Platonic scholarship." --<em>Philosophy in Review</em>
zlib_text: PLATO'S
  « SYMPOSIUM..
  a translation by
  Seth Benardete
  with commentaries by
  Allan Bloom and Seth Benardete
  
  Digitized by the Internet Archive
  in 2012
  http://archive.org/details/platossymposiuOOplat
  
  Plato s « Symposium »
  
  Plato s « Symposium »
  A Translation by
  Seth Benardete
  with Commentaries by
  Allan Bloom and Seth Benardete
  THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO PRESS
  CHICAGO AND LONDON
  
  SETH BENARDETE is professor of classics at New York University. His many books
  include The Argument ofthe Action and Plato's "Laws": The Discovery ofBeing, both
  published by the University of Chicago Press.
  ALLAN BLOOM was the John U. Nef Distinguished Service Professor in the Committee on
  Social Thought at the University of Chicago and the author of several books, including The
  Closing ofthe American Mind and Shakespeare on Love and Friendship, the latter published by
  the University of Chicago Press.
  The University of Chicago Press, Chicago 60637
  © 1993, 2001 by The Estate of Allan Bloom
  All rights reserved. Publ