Thrasymachus Resources

[ZPK]

I am on the hunt for suplementary resources for Thrasymachus. I have found these notes and this study guide helpful:
https://amissio.net/thrasymachus.html, https://web.archive.org/web/20041216085421/http://www.vroma.org:80/~abarker/thrascontents.html.

The above study notes are really helpful because they provide a translation and notes. Sadly, they only go up through chapter 7.

Are there other resources, study groups, or forum threads that might prove similarly useful, particularly for an autodidact?

[paveln]

Good question! Because a few days ago Luke Ranieri made available for free a picture book based on Thrasymachus:
https://www.patreon.com/posts/thrasymachus-1a-115632306

I’ve made audios for the whole Thrasymachus book, here they are:
https://archive.org/details/15_20221106_202211/02.mp3

[ZPK]

Good question! Because a few days ago Luke Ranieri made available for free a picture book based on Thrasymachus:
https://www.patreon.com/posts/thrasymachus-1a-115632306

I’ve made audios for the whole Thrasymachus book, here they are:
https://archive.org/details/15_20221106_202211/02.mp3

Increadibly helpful! Thank you!

[naturalphilosopher]

Any suggestions on how to get the vroma site to display Greek fonts correctly? My attempts to download and install spionic were unsuccessful.

[ZPK]

Any suggestions on how to get the vroma site to display Greek fonts correctly? My attempts to download and install spionic were unsuccessful.

I am not a strong computer guy. It worked okay for me. You might also try Googling SPIonic and downloading it from a different source. This one might be a good option: https://www.inthebeginning.org/ntgreek/spionic.html. It has instructions for installation.