e/Halcyon (dialogue)

Information
has gloss	eng: Halcyon is a short dialogue in which Socrates relates the ancient myth of the Halcyon (a woman transformed into a bird forever searching the seas in lament) to Chaerephon. It has the distinction of being attributed in the manuscripts to both Plato and Lucian, but the work is not by either writer. It was known to Favorinus, in the early 2nd century, who attributes it to a certain Leon. It is rarely found in modern collections of the works of Plato, although it is often still included among the (spurious) works of Lucian.
lexicalization	eng: Halcyon
instance of	c/Ancient Greek works

Meaning
Icelandic
has gloss	isl: Halkýon er stutt samræða sem er eignuð forngríska heimspekingnum Platoni. Þegar í fornöld var dregið í efa að hún væri ósvikin og nær allir fræðimenn eru sammála um að hún sé ekki eftir Platon.
lexicalization	isl: Halkýon
Portuguese
has gloss	por: Hálcion é um diálogo cuja autoria foi atribuída a Platão, mas que hoje é considerado apócrifo. O diálogo ocupa-se com o tema da superioridade do poder divino sobre o poder humano.
lexicalization	por: Hálcion