The Classical Quarterly· 2026Q2
PLATO, GORGIAS 448c2
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This article defends the original transmitted text of Plato's Gorgias (448c2) against a modern editorial emendation.
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Key points
- Defends the transmitted text of Plato's Gorgias at passage 448c2.
- Challenges the emendation proposed by L.F. Heindorf in 1805.
- Argues against the universal adoption of Heindorf's emendation by subsequent editors.
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Abstract
Abstract This article defends the transmitted text of a passage of Plato’s Gorgias against a suggestion first proposed by L.F. Heindorf in 1805 and adopted by all subsequent editors.
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