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1. Is it surprising that Socrates was found guilty
   In the play ampquotThe Last Days of Socratesampquot by, Plato, Socrates is found guilty of the charges brought against him. Taking into account ...
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2. Socrates: The Apology
   ... The Outcome After his defense, the jury declares Socrates guilty. He is to come up with a punishment for himself Meletus selects the death penalty. ...
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3. The Story of Socrates and Crito
   ... To escape from prison would make Socrates guilty of corruption of youth. ... Do you think Socrates what guilty or innocent of the charges he faced ...
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4. Socrates: The Apology
   ... Therefore, if Socrates is guilty, it is only of teaching others to challenge weak arguments. ... Socrates is only partially guilty and only so by default. ...
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5. The Last Days of Socrates an unlawful execution
   ... were false. However, the jury had found Socrates guilty, and sentenced him to death by drinking hemlock. Socratesamp39 friend, Crito ...
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6. socrates
   ... For an argument can be made that not only was Socrates not guilty of the charges, at least most of them, but that his pursuit of morality and his view of the ...
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7. socrates
   ... In Socratesamp39 case philosophyamp39s path lead him to his grave. The jury found Socrates guilty and charged and sentenced him to death.
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8. apology
   ... the second voting, court sentence Socrates to his death After many hours of Socrates pleading for his case, the court finds Socrates guilty for corruption of ...
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9. apology
   ... the second voting, court sentence Socrates to his death After many hours of Socrates pleading for his case, the court finds Socrates guilty for corruption of ...
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10. A Man of Honor
    ... The real question here is: ampquotIs Socrates guilty of the ampquotaccusations that are available against all philosophers,ampquot and if so, to what extent is he guilty ...
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11. Socrates
    ... Socrates is guilty i of not worshipping the gods whom the State worships, but introducing new and unfamiliar religious practices ii and, further, of ...
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12. Socrates Apology
    ... after he received this guilty verdict. Socrates continued his defense after he received the guilty verdict for several reasons. ...
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13. Democracy through Platoamp39s Apology of Socrates
    ... I expected that you would find me guiltyampquot Plato 43. Socrates believed he was innocent is the claims against him, yet he knew that he was upsetting the ...
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14. Last Days of Socrates
    ... In the public eye, why would Socrates be convicted if he were not guilty of failing to serve the gods and of swaying the youth ...
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15. socrates
    ... The city says: ampquotSocrates is guilty of corrupting the young and of not believing in the gods in whom the city believes, but in other new spiritual things ...
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16. Socrates The Apology
    ... Socrates suggests the indictment against him should read: Socrates is guilty of engaging in inquiries into things beneath the earth and in the heaven, of ...
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17. Socrates
    ... In my opinion, Socrates was not guilty of the corruption of the youth of Athens. Socrates was a traveling teacher and talked and challenged everyone he met. ...
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18. The Trial of Socrates 2
    The Trial of Socrates Socrates is certainly not guilty of the crimes he is accused of. He is not corrupting the youth of Athens ...
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19. Platoamp39s Socrates
    ... be achieved. One of the charges made by Meletus was that Socrates was guilty of corrupting the youth of Athens. Meletus says that ...
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20. Understanding why Athenians were executed
    ... The text of the denunciation recited, ampquotSocrates is guilty to have refused to recognize the gods recognized by the state and to have introduced new divinities. ...
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21. socrates
    ... he is doing right or wrong.ampquot The jury of citizens found him guilty and sentenced him to death by drinking hemlock. Socrates did not ask for a lesser penalty ...
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22. Innocence In Platoamp39s Apology
    ... hide from forever. In closing, Socrates is perhaps guilty of being annoying to the respectable citizens of Athens. He is perhaps ...
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23. Written Accounts of the Lives, Works, and Trials of Jesus and ...
    ... the accusers of Socrates as Socrates himself mused aloud, within The Apology by Plato might have said something like this: ampquotSocrates is guilty of speculating ...
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24. Apology
    ... Although Socrates was found guilty of corrupting the minds of the youth, what he was really doing was examining the true meaning of life. ...
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25. The Good Citizen
    ... Crito abandons the children aspect and tells Socrates of justice. He is not a wrongdoer instead he has been wronged by being found guilty of something he didn ...
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26. Justice Served
    ... and Socrates. On this same course it would seem that Creon must, according to Socrates, be guilty of impiety. However, Creon also ...
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27. Socrates
    ... His wise mouth and reputation finally got him in trouble when Anytus blamed Socrates for the ... He is also guilty of corrupting the young men of the cityampquot 156. ...
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28. Plato
    ... Even though Gorgias should have been able to recognize this, Socrates made him feel guilty and that undermined his ability to defend his argument. ...
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29. Platos Republic
    ... If I were on the jury for Socratesamp39 trial, I definitely would vote to acquit Socrates, since he was not guilty of any of the accusations he was tried for. ...
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30. Socrates philosophy
    ... first decision of the court was 280221 guilty and Meletus the head of the jury asks for a penalty of death. Meletus is very angry with Socrates because his ...
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