"Meno" is a philosophical fiction work by Plato, based on real people who took part in significant historical events. It was created about 385 BC and placed dramatically in 402 BC. It tells about Meno, a young Greek described in historical records as a treacherous, eager for wealth, and self-confident man. In the dialogue, Meno asks Socrates whether virtue can be taught, and this question is the central theme of this work.