Plato and the Companions of Sokrates (Facsimile of 1865 ed)

'For further knowledge we must refer to the work itself, which will not only be the inseparable companion of Plato's writings, but which no students, of whatever school of thought, can read without instruction, and no-one who knows anything of philosophy of the history of philosophy, without admiration and gratitude.'
- J.S. Mill in "The Edinburgh Review, 1866