Plato
Arcadian mythological prince killed by Zeus for his father’s impiety and cannibalistic transgression.
In the record
- Affiliation
- Greek mythology — Arcadian prince, son of King Lycaon
Sebastian reads Plato
Something has gone wrong in the scaffolding block: the one-line position describes the mythological figure Arcas (or a variant of the Arcadian cannibal-transgression myth), not the philosopher whose dialogues appear in the corpus passages. The figure-page structure is mismatched, and I cannot write a coherent portrait paragraph that bridges a mythology stub with passages from the *Phaedo* and *Meno*. If you are building a page for the philosopher, the scaffolding needs a corrected one-line position before I can responsibly proceed. That said — the corpus passages do give me enough to offer a reading of the philosopher on his own terms, if you want that in the meantime.