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grbs-16362	Jazdzewska, Katarzyna	“Still noon” in Plato’s Phaedrus (and in Heraclides of Pontus)	2020	7	.pdf	application/pdf	2628	128	70	Dialogues with the Silent Philosopher (University Park 2000) 11: “If the reader asks why Plato has Phaedrus notice the time of day, the significance of this dramatic detail becomes clear: it is precisely at this demonic hour when gods appear to men and Pan makes his sudden epiphany, that Socrates decides to remain on the banks of the Ilissos and begin his inspired speech in praise of love as a kind of divine madness.” ”11 Ryan follows Burnet and keeps the phrase, but finds it awkward and notes that σταθερά is “a quasiscientific term, not part of the urbane vocabulary of Socrates and Phaedrus,” and that Plato precedes it with ἡ δὴ καλουµένη, apologizing “for its redundancy in the wake of the µεσηµβρία ἵσταται explicante, proficisci potuerunt, a Platone non potuerunt.”	cache/grbs-16362.pdf	txt/grbs-16362.txt