Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
phaedrus
Noun
/ˈfiːdrəs/
Definition
Phaedrus is a Latin poet known for his fables, which are stories that often convey moral lessons through animals as characters.
Examples
- Phaedrus is often studied in literature classes for his contributions to fable writing.
- The philosophical discussions in Phaedrus offer insights into human relationships.
Meaning
In a broader context, Phaedrus can also refer to a dialogue by Plato that explores the nature of love, beauty, and rhetoric.
Synonyms
- None (specific to the name Phaedrus)
