Phaedofan fiction
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Ancient History RPF+1
Phaedo 1
by rat_in_a_trashcan
Phaedo, featuring as a character in the Platonic dialogue "Phaedo", was a philosopher from Elis, who was captured and sold as a slave in Athens, where Socrates met him in a brothel. Phaedo's freedom was bought by one of Socrates' acquaintances. Alcibiades is one of the people mentioned as possibly having been the one to do so, so I took the idea and ran with it.
Mary Renault - The Last of the Wine
To Learn and to Teach
by DragoJustine
The Four Hundred are gone, and Kritias with them, and possibilities open up.
Ancient History RPF
A potentially explicit work
Philosophy - Fandom+1
A potentially explicit work
Philosophy - Fandom+1
Pi Day with Plato and
by Dr_Amuly
Plato and Phaedo debate the irrationality of pi.
The Last of the Wine - Mary Renault+1
A potentially explicit work
The Last of the Wine - Mary Renault
Valuing Ones Winnings
by fawatson
Phaedo and Xenophon meet at the Olympic Games.
The Last of the Wine - Mary Renault
Crossroads
by fawatson
One evening Phaedo slips out of Gurgos' bathhouse.
The Last of the Wine - Mary Renault
Cobblers Tales
by zopyrus
Simon the Cobbler lives a quiet life with his wife and daughter, until Sokrates visits his shop.
RENAULT Mary - Works
Votes that Count
by greerwatson
At the community clubhouse, Mary Renault's characters discuss the British election of 2015.
The Last of the Wine - Mary Renault
Perhaps Not Perfect
by Oshun
"I felt a sudden rush of the past upon me; for a moment grief pierced me like a winter night; yet it came to me like an old grief, I had suffered it long since and now it was behind me. Everything is change; and you cannot step twice into the same river." The Last of the Wine, Mary Renault. Many thanks to Ignoblebard and just_jenni for the Beta read and the encouragement.
The Last of the Wine - Mary Renault
The Wine Runs Out
by fawatson
Alexias and Thalia decide to leave Athens.
Dialogues - Plato
The Acquisition of
by glitterburn (orphan_account)
Freedom. Obligation. Love. What rules a man? Aristophanes remembers the first meeting between Sokrates and Phaedo.
RENAULT Mary - Works
Muddy Waters
by greerwatson
Aristotle observes the pond, before returning to discuss its mysterious appearance with the other philosophers.
RENAULT Mary - Works
I Wonder as I Wander
by greerwatson
Mysteriously, a school-aged Ralph turns up belatedly at the clubhouse.