PLATO: Symposium (unabridged)

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Symposium (more info)
Composed by: Plato
Gordon Griffin, reader
Tim Bentinck, reader
Andrew Branch, reader
Christopher Scott, reader
Daniel Flynn, reader
David Shaw-Parker, reader
G. Griffin, reader
David Timson, reader
Hayward Morse, reader
Susan Sheridan, reader


1. The Symposium - 4:24
2. The conversation went something like this… - 5:17
3. Well, gentlemen… - 5:10
4. Eros is a great god… - 6:51
5. That was the gist of it… - 3:37
6. Those who start a love affair… - 5:29
7. The true position… - 5:08
8. So it is absolutely correct... - 4:52
9. Medicine, then, is as I say… - 5:04
10. So the prophetic arts… - 4:41
11. The reason for having three sexes… - 4:35
12. That is why we have this innate love… - 4:04
13. So that’s the explanation… - 5:39
14. I want first to talk about how I should talk… - 5:15
15. And what about courage? - 4:31

Symposium (more info)
Composed by: Plato
Gordon Griffin, reader
Tim Bentinck, reader
Andrew Branch, reader
Christopher Scott, reader
Daniel Flynn, reader
David Shaw-Parker, reader
G. Griffin, reader
David Timson, reader
Hayward Morse, reader
Susan Sheridan, reader


1. Well Eryximachus, son of Acumenus… - 4:44
2. Let’s take a few more questions… - 5:30
3. Anyway, I'll let you off… - 5:10
4. When Aphrodite was born... - 4:10
5. Fair enough, my foreign friend... - 5:06
6. The activity we’re talking about... - 5:46
7. All continuous mortal existence is of this kind - 4:56
8. We would all choose children of this kind - 5:21
9. If a man progresses... - 4:06
10. That’s my speech, Phaedrus - 4:56
11. What's the plan, Alcibiades - 4:30
12. For my own part, gentlemen... - 5:58
13. What I’ve told you so far... - 4:03
14. After this exchange... - 4:33
15. In fact the generals were inclined to favour me... - 3:55
16. Alcibiades’ candour aroused some amusement... - 3:54

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