Leon Robin (1866-1947) was a historian of ancient philosophy. Professor with the Sorbonne (1913-1936), it in particular directed the translation of the work complete of Plato (Gallimard, " Library of Pléiade"). Raise and disciple of Octave Hamelin, it ensured with Brunschvicg the diffusion of his ideas and the publication of his works.

Impossible to circumvent, its studies on the présocratiques ones and Plato renewed the study of Greek philosophy.

Pubications

• Platonic doctrines of the Ideas and the numbers according to Aristote , Paris, F. Alcan, 1908.
• the Platonic Theory of the love , Paris, 1908.
• the Greek thought and origins of the scientific spirit , Paris, Rebirth of the book, 1923.
• Plato , Paris, F. Alcan, 1935.
• ancient morals , Paris, F. Alcan, 1938.
• the Hellenic Thought, of the origins with Epicure , Paris, 1942.
• Questions of method, criticism and ofhistory , Paris, university Presses of France, 1944.
• Pyrrhon and Greek skepticism , Paris, 1944.
• Aristote , Paris, university Presses of France, 1944.
• Reports/ratios to be it and of knowledge according to Plato , Paris, 1957.

The Center Leon Robin

Leon Robin gave his name has a unit of CNRS based in the Sorbonne which was successively directed by Pierre-Maxime Schuhl (1947-1972), Pierre Aubenque (1973-1991), Gilbert Romeyer-Dherbey (1991-2002), Jonathan Barnes (2002-2006), Barbara Cassin and Jean-Baptiste Gourinat (2006-).

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