Ερυξίας, Αξίοχος, Αλκυών

Ερυξίας, Αξίοχος, Αλκυών by Unknown beckons listeners into a lively ancient Greek dialogue where questions of wealth, virtue, and civic character are debated with Socratic sharpness. Set in the bustling public spaces of classical Athens, the text stages conversations between Socrates and figures like Eryxias, Erasistratos, and Critias as they probe what true riches mean for the individual and the polis. Rooted in the intellectual climate of classical philosophy, the dialogue explores ethical themes—the nature of wealth, the relation of material prosperity to moral worth, and civic responsibility—while showcasing rhetorical skill and dialectical method. The language and tone preserve the flavor of antiquity, making the work valuable both as a philosophical treatise and as a resource for students of ancient languages and classical literature. The audiobook’s clear narration helps bring out subtleties of argument and character interplay without revealing outcomes, letting listeners follow the reasoning and cultural context. Ideal for lovers of philosophy, classicists, language learners, and anyone curious about Socratic inquiry into money and morals, this audiobook offers an accessible entry into ancient Greek thought and the enduring questions that shaped it.