This is by far the best reading I could ever wish to find. Outstanding work. A book about a speech to entertaine Socrates. What a fine taste, Socrates! What a fine taste
Hello! I wanted to express my appreciation for making Plato's 'Timaeus' available as an audiobook on TH-cam. It's a valuable resource for many. However, I noticed a small discrepancy in the narration. The mention of 'Lucifer' seems out of place in a work by Plato, as it's not present in the original text. I understand that mistakes happen, and I just wanted to bring this to your attention for future revisions. Thank you for your efforts in sharing this content with the community!
Lucifer is the “light-bearer”, the name given to the planet Venus in antiquity. I’m not sure if that occurred in this translation, but it would not be out of place in Timaeus.
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Thank you, quite delightful to hear & well done presentation.
Incredible upload.
Not robot voice. Great articulate reading. This text helped shape the base of our civilization. Thank you
There sure is a lot to learn from these texts!
This is by far the best reading I could ever wish to find. Outstanding work.
A book about a speech to entertaine Socrates. What a fine taste, Socrates! What a fine taste
I agree!
Socrates was gay
@@jrb4935 yesh, he was very happy
@@jrb4935 yeah, he was happy
This is so good thanks 😊
Hello! I wanted to express my appreciation for making Plato's 'Timaeus' available as an audiobook on TH-cam. It's a valuable resource for many. However, I noticed a small discrepancy in the narration. The mention of 'Lucifer' seems out of place in a work by Plato, as it's not present in the original text. I understand that mistakes happen, and I just wanted to bring this to your attention for future revisions. Thank you for your efforts in sharing this content with the community!
That is strange, can you show the time stamp where this occurred?
Lucifer is the “light-bearer”, the name given to the planet Venus in antiquity. I’m not sure if that occurred in this translation, but it would not be out of place in Timaeus.
@@LukeRanieri absolutely correct!
I love Luke Ranieri cameo in the comments section.
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