Alcibiades II is a dialogue of the ancient philosopher Plato, which is sometimes considered one of his dubious and controversial works. In this book, the author examines the topics of political power, morality and education, using the image of the Greek general Alcibiades. The dialogue encourages the reader to think about the concepts of honesty, wisdom and power, as well as to reveal his own judgments about important aspects of public life. This work leaves the reader with deep reflections on the nature of human relationships and morality.