Taken to Aegina and offered for sale
· Aegina, Attica, Greece
Wikimedia Commons · Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication · file According to a doubtful but prominent ancient tradition, Plato’s conflict with Dionysius I ended with his being taken to Aegina and offered for sale as a slave before friends secured his return. Modern scholarship treats the enslavement story cautiously. The coordinate represents Aegina town; the ancient source specifies only Aegina.
