This volume from the Barnes & Noble Collector's Library features selections from known accounts of Socrates, the founder of Western philosophy. Socrates did not record his teachings. What we know of them comes from the accounts of others. The book includes accounts from Plato, Aristophanes, and Xenophon.

Published in 2004 by CRW for Barnes & Noble, this pocket-sized book measures 6.25 inches (15.875 cm) tall and 4 inches (10.16 cm) wide, making it convenient to carry and perfect for gifting. It features a blue cloth binding with gold text on the spine and a blind-stamped boat logo on the cover. Additionally, the book has gilt edges, a ribbon marker, and colored endpapers, along with a protective dust jacket.

This copy is in good condition, showing light wear on the dust jacket and minor rubbing on the gilt edges. The pages are clean and free from rips or tears.

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