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Humour

Eunoïtgozon

A lost dialogue, featuring Socrates and Plato and translated by Trevor Curnow.

S Good morning, dear Plato. I haven’t seen you for some days. I hope you haven’t been ill?

P Thank you for your concern, Socrates. However, I am pleased to say that I am quite well. My recent absence from the agora was on account of my work.

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