The Complete Works in One Volume is an outstanding work that includes all the major works of the ancient Greek philosopher Plato. This collection not only serves as a key to understanding the philosophical ideas that shaped Western thought, but is also a real storehouse of wisdom that will be of interest to readers of all ages and interests. Plato, a student of Socrates and a teacher of Aristotle, left behind a legacy that continues to excite minds for millennia. His dialogues, written in the form of conversations, cover a wide range of topics, from ethics and politics to metaphysics and the theory of knowledge. In this collection, the reader will find such famous works as The State, Phaedrus, Symposia and Timaeus, each of which offers a unique view of human nature, an ideal society and man's place in the world. The book will be especially interesting for those who are fond of philosophy, history, politics and culture. Students and teachers who study ancient philosophy will find invaluable materials for analysis and discussion in it. However, ordinary readers who seek to expand their horizons and immerse themselves in deep reflections on life, justice and truth will also appreciate this work. Age limits are not limited here: both young and more mature readers will be able to learn a lot from the text useful and inspiring. The themes raised by Plato remain relevant in the modern world. He asks questions about what justice is, what are the ideals of virtue, and how society should be built. His concept of an ideal state, ruled by philosophers rather than mere politicians, is controversial and debated today. Plato also explores the nature of love, friendship, and knowledge, making his work universal and multilayered. The style of Plato, filled with rhetorical techniques and deep metaphors, makes the reading of his works not only informative, but also aesthetically pleasing. His dialogues are not just philosophical treatises, but real literary masterpieces that can be read as fiction. Plato masterfully uses the dialogical form to present different points of view and engage the reader in the process of reflection. In addition to the Complete Works, Plato left many other well-known works, such as The Apology of Socrates, Criton, and Phaedo, which also deserve attention. Each of them offers a unique perspective on philosophical issues and can serve as an excellent addition to this collection. If you are looking for a deep, intellectual reading that will make you think about the most important issues of being, Plato’s Complete Collected Works in One Volume will be a real find for you. This is a book that not only enriches knowledge, but also opens up new horizons for reflection. Do not miss the opportunity to touch the wisdom that has survived centuries and continues to inspire generations.