- Halcyon (dialogue)
"Halcyon" is a short dialogue attributed to
Plato , in whichSocrates relates the ancient myth of the Halcyon (a woman transformed into a bird forever searching the seas in lament) toChaerephon .
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Halcyon (dialogue)
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