253Index
Academy, xix, xxii, xxxiin27, 83
Achilles in Hades passage in Odyssey,
118
Adeimantus, 86, 186
Aeschines, xxxin20
Agathon, xxxin16, 93, 115–17, 181–82
aitia. See cause (aitia)
Alcibiades, xiii, 88–89, 93, 180–81,
230–31
anamnesis (recollection)
and images, 201–3, 215–16, 219–20
and maieutics, 132, 147n7
anarchy of eros, 182
Anaxagoras, 35n5
andreios (courage/manliness), 58, 114
antilogy (antilogia)
in dialogue, xix, 29–33
in Thucydides, 16, 18–24
usage of term, 35n4
Antiphon, 35n5
apeiron. See limited and unlimited, the
(peras/apeiron)
Aphrodite and pleasure, 160, 171n29
Apollo, 75n51, 116, 136–37
Apollodorus, 106n19, 115, 177–79, 189,
190n13
Apology of Socrates (d ia log ue)
genre of, ix–xi, xii
images in, 220, 229
and psychic maieutics, 135–36, 138,
139
Socrates as character, xxxn12, 99,
107n33
and Theaetetus, 131–32, 134, 148n12,
149n19, 149n24
aporia/perplexity/non-way
and antilogy, 30
and emotional responses, 94–95, 96,
109n45
function of in dialogues, xvii–xviii,
87–88
as non-way, 197–99, 206–8
in Parmenides, 156 –58, 171n30
in Phaedo, 203–5
in Socrates as character, 99–100
in Thucydides, 29
appearance-reality distinction
and images, 224
in Phaedo, 217
in Symposium, 230–31
in Theaetetus, xxvii
appearances, realm of, 216–17
Archidamus, 30, 37n18
arete ̄. S e e virtue (arete ̄)
aristocracy, 72n27, 73n30
Aristodemus, 106, 115–17, 177–79
Aristophanes
emotional responses, 101
images of Socrates, 147n10
and psychic maieutics, 132
and Republic, 73n33
Socratic dialogue of, xix–xx
in Symposium, 116 –17, 122–23, 127n8,
180, 182
Aristotle
on character, 101–3
and dialogue, xxxiin27
forms in, 234n6
and medical model, 67, 74n39
and navigation, 209n16
and Parmenides, 173n5 0
and Philebus, 167– 68
on Republic, 4, 12
art and craft (techne ̄)
and dialectic, 198
medicine, 43, 52
and medicine, 150n26
sophism as, 194–95