Τίμαιος, Τόμος Α

Plato's Timaeus stands as one of ancient philosophy's most influential dialogues, exploring the origins of the cosmos and humanity's place within it. This classic philosophical text, translated by Paulos Gratsiantos, presents Socrates engaging in profound discourse with Timaeus, Critias, and Hermocrates the following day after the events recounted in the Republic. Set in ancient Athens, the dialogue unfolds as Socrates' companions fulfill their promise to reciprocate with philosophical discourse of their own. Through their conversation, Plato examines fundamental questions about the creation of the universe, the nature of matter and form, and the relationship between the eternal and the temporal. The work blends metaphysics, cosmology, and natural philosophy in a uniquely Platonic manner, presenting timeless ideas through Socratic dialogue. This first volume of the complete translation offers readers access to one of Western philosophy's cornerstone texts, featuring restored classical Greek philosophical inquiry in a clear, accessible format. The audiobook presentation makes this intellectually demanding material engaging for modern listeners. Ideal for philosophy students, classical literature enthusiasts, and anyone seeking to understand the foundational ideas that shaped Western thought, Timaeus rewards careful attention with insights that remain relevant across centuries.