Agathon
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Agathon tragicus poeta (natus Athenis c. 445 a.C.n., in Macedonia c. 400 mortuus[1]), mollitie infamis fuit. Ab alio comicus perhibetur Socratis discipulus, moribus egregius et vita lautus. Symposium Platonis in eius domo agitur, multis eodem philosophis congregatis. Сontulit se ad Archelaum Macedoniae regem.
Poeta comicus Atheniensis Aristophanes Agathonem in comoediam Thesmophoriazusae (411 a.C.n.) inscriptam induxit atque mores eius effeminatos irrisit.
- Aristophanes, Thesmophoriazusae
- Aristoteles, De arte poetica 1451b, 1454b, 1456a et Ars Rhetorica II.19 (1392b) et 24.9 (1402a).
- Plato, Convivium et Protagoras 315d-e.
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