The "Antidosis"

The "Antidosis" is a philosophical dialogue by Plato that explores themes of justice, virtue, and the nature of the good life. In the dialogue, Socrates engages with an Athenian named Lysimachus, discussing whether a person’s worth is judged by their character or their external possessions. The conversation also involves a contest where Socrates defends his life and teachings. Overall, the "Antidosis" examines how society values morality versus wealth, emphasizing that true virtue and integrity are more important than material success.