Libro Llamado Fedrón: Plato's Phaedo Translated

1. Plato's Phaedo -- The Death Of Socrates And The Theory Of Forms -- 2. The Phaedo In Medieval And Early Humanist Europe -- I. Medieval Platonism -- Ii. The Phaedo In Latin From Aristippus To Bruni -- Iii. The Latin Phaedo Of Leonardo Bruni -- 3. Plato In Spain -- I. The Formation Of The Medieval Spanish Image Of Plato -- Ii. Fifteenth-century Cultural Change -- Iii. Awareness Of Plato In Early Fifteenth-century Castile -- 4. Pero Diaz De Toledo -- I. Life And Writings -- Ii. The Approach To Plato -- 5. Pero Diaz's Phaedo -- I. Translation: Theory And Practice -- Ii. The Castilian Phaedo: Language -- Iii. The Castilian Phaedo: Achievement -- 6. The Fortunes Of The Castilian Phaedo -- I. The Phaedo In Santillana's Circle -- Ii. The Phaedo In Eclipse -- Iii. Some Concluding Questions -- 7. Texts Of The Castilian Phaedo -- I. The Manuscripts -- Ii. Variants And Ms Relationships -- Iii. The Present Edition -- Libro Llamado Fedron -- Introducion Al Libro De Platon Ilamado Fedron -- Prologo De Leonardo De Arescio -- Comienca El Fedron De Platon -- Notes To Pero Diaz's Introduction -- Notes To Bruni's Dedication -- Notes To Gloss -- Notes To The Phaedo. Translated By Pero Díaz De Toledo (ms Madrid, Biblioteca Nacional Vitr 17,4) ; Edited With An Introduction By Nicholas G. Round. Translation Of Bruni's Latin Version. Text In Spanish; Introductory Matter And Notes In English. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 355-374) And Index.