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grbs-12091	Ludwig, Walther	Plato’s Love Epigrams	1963	24	.pdf	application/pdf	11076	656	71	But he did not seek to fabricate love epigrams for Socrates or for men who belonged to his circle. Therefore we must consider it good fortune that the Archeanassa epigram reveals the tricky methods which Aristippos sanctioned and with which we must always reckon.26 Because of the existence of the Asklepiadean Archeanassa epigram, only very few modern scholars, not least Bowra, believed in the plat­ onic origin of the derivative version.27 But the two epigrams about Agathon and Alexis are generally considered as decisive proof that Aristippos also preserved erotic epigrams composed by Plato himself: I 25 Cf R. Lagerborg, op.cit.,	cache/grbs-12091.pdf	txt/grbs-12091.txt