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A definition or brief description of Phaedrus.

The title of a Platonic dialogue. In Greek, it translates to Φαῖδρος, which means bright, beaming, one that shines, to be radiant.

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	~~'''Phaedrus''' is the~~ title of a Platonic dialogue ~~between Socrates and Phaedrus~~. In Greek, ~~this~~ translates to Φαῖδρος ~~and~~ means bright, beaming, one that shines, to be radiant.		The title of a Platonic dialogue. In Greek, it translates to Φαῖδρος, which means bright, beaming, one that shines, to be radiant.