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A definition or brief description of Phaedrus.

A Platonic dialogue named after its main character: in Greek, Φαῖδρος: the bright, beaming, one that shines, to be radiant.

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	~~'''Phaedrus''' is the name of a dialogue by Plato and also the name of a characters in the~~ dialogue~~. The~~ character ~~Phaedrus also appears~~ in ~~Plato's Symposium. The~~ Greek ~~for Phaedrus is~~ Φαῖδρος ~~and means~~ bright, beaming, one that shines, to be radiant.		A Platonic dialogue named after its main character: in Greek, Φαῖδρος: the bright, beaming, one that shines, to be radiant.