5 Questions
What is the relationship between the rhapsode and the poet according to the text?
The rhapsode is inspired by the poet, who in turn is inspired by the God
What does Socrates think of Ion's behavior when he is performing?
Socrates believes Ion must be mad to behave in such a way
What does Ion acknowledge about himself when he is performing?
He is beside himself and feels inspired
What analogy does the text use to describe the relationship between poets and their interpreters?
A chain of magnetic rings suspended from one another, and from a magnet
Why are some poets restricted to a single theme according to the text?
Because they are inspired interpreters of the God
Test your knowledge about the relationship between poets, rhapsodes, and the divine inspiration in poetry. Explore the mystical power and connection between the Muse, poets, rhapsodes, and actors.
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