Many thanks to David Harding for this reference in ZMM. That was exactly what I needed. Paul Turner also sent me a quote from Plato that demonstrated this subordination of Good to Truth. What I think I see from both references is that Good is the highest Form, but Truth is not a Form as such, but the result of the dialectic process. Can anyone confirm the correctness of that understanding? Is the Symposium the best dialogue to read for this subject? Finally, what is the difference between a Form and an Idea? Thanks to all who respond.
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