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1. The Good Citizen
   ... Crito tells Socrates that his death will cause him great misfortunes because not only will he lose a good friend, but others will think badly of him if he does ...
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2. Last Days of Socrates
   ... The administer of poison tells Socrates to expect the legs beginning to feel heavy. This heaviness or numbness then spreads to the rest of the body. ...
   (2362 Words -- Approx. 9 Pages)

3. Is it surprising that Socrates was found guilty
   ... Euthyphro tells Socrates that a charge of improvising on the subject of the gods is easily misrepresented before the general public, a charge that Socrates ...
   (2193 Words -- Approx. 9 Pages)

4. Euthyphro
   ... adequately been answered. Euthyphro is thoroughly frustrated and tells Socrates that he is in a hurry and must go. Socrates voices that ...
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5. Socrates philosophy
   ... Socrates tells t he jury for his selfdefense in his belief in gods, is that he believes in Gods, but he doesnamp39t believe in Gods. ...
   (1203 Words -- Approx. 5 Pages)

6. Socrates: The Apology
   ... An old Greek law concerning these charges tells us that Socrates should have been taken aside and censured for his actions. Since ...
   (1757 Words -- Approx. 7 Pages)

7. Plato
   ... Crito was a philosopher as well, and was motivated to save Socrates and help him escape from jail. He tells Socrates that he has two motives for his act. ...
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8. Crito
   ... and reputation. Crito tells Socrates ampquot you might of saved yourselfampquot but Socrates feels he has chosen to save himself. He has chosen ...
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9. Euthyphro
   ... He merely tells Socrates that pious acts please the Gods. This statement is true, but never provides a clear explanation of what pleases the Gods. ...
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10. Socrates
    ... first place. Socrates tells of a time he received a oracular message ampquotNo one is wiser than youampquot Apology21a. From there Socrates ...
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11. The Story of Socrates and Crito
    ... would like. Finally, Socrates tells the jury that there is hope in death and that he will enter into it with no fear. His final ...
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12. Platoamp39s Symposium
    ... Diotima tells Socrates that Love is also between beautiful and ugly, since love must be of something that it does not have and Love is of beauty. ...
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13. socrates
    ... Socrates tells of his mission to discern the enigmatic statement that Chairephon, his friend, had received from the oracle at Delphi, stating that he is wisest ...
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14. Socrates Vs Gilgamesh
    ... By this Socrates means that after death what is left is merely the body and that ... After the death of Enkidu he tells the ManScorpion, ampquotI have wept for him day ...
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15. Elian Gonzales, the way Socrates sees the problem
    ... Socrates tells to Crito that by running he will do wrong three times to the State ampquotFirst because we are his parents, and secondly because we are his guardians ...
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16. Machiavelli and Socrates
    ... Socrates tells the court clearly how the men feel when he says, ampquotAnd yet, I know that this plainness of speech make them Meletus, Anytu, and Lycon hate me ...
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17. Socrates, the First Monotheist
    ... Once again, he seems uninterested and kindly tells Euthyphro to recount the tales another time when Socrates has leisure, which we can clearly see is sarcastic ...
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18. Apology Plato
    ... Socrates tells Meletus he should have warned him about his ampquotunintentionalampquot corruption of the youth because it would have then stopped. ...
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19. Plato
    ... real. Socrates, then tells the student to imagine if the inhabitants of the cave were suddenly freed of the chains. The inhabitants ...
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20. Plato
    ... real. Socrates, then tells the student to imagine if the inhabitants of the cave were suddenly freed of the chains. The inhabitants ...
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21. Plato Republic The Noble Lie
    ... oneself that its interests and fortunes, for good or ill, are held to be identical with oneamp39s ownampquot The Republic of Plato X:III412 Socrates tells Glaucon who ...
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22. The Nature of Conflict between Political Life and Philosophy
    ... Although he does agree to Critoamp39s remark that the court is an evil court that laid him upon death, Socrates tells that it is not the laws that have done him ...
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23. The Soul
    ... again. In book VIII, Plato tells us his opinion on the five souls, through a conversation between Socrates and Glaucon. Plato parallels ...
    (1847 Words -- Approx. 7 Pages)

24. apology
    ... Socrates tells the judges that the one that had killed him will suffer great in life because there will be more people like him and that by killing everyone is ...
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25. apology
    ... Socrates tells the judges that the one that had killed him will suffer great in life because there will be more people like him and that by killing everyone is ...
    (703 Words -- Approx. 3 Pages)

26. Menoamp39s Paradox and The Theory
    ... Socrates tells Meno that he knows this argument and refines Menoamp39s paradox by stating it in a different way than Meno originally asked or brought up the ...
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27. Justice in The Republic
    ... Although I believe I could argue he lived for himself, my heart tells me that Socrates lived for a shared good because he believed that, what was good for the ...
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28. Apology
    ... In the sentencing phase, Socrates tells the court that he is not upset with the jury for finding him guilty, despite the fact that he had discredited his ...
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29. Apology
    ... In the sentencing phase, Socrates tells the court that he is not upset with the jury for finding him guilty, despite the fact that he had discredited his ...
    (1296 Words -- Approx. 5 Pages)

30. antigone vs. socrates
    ... By this quote, he means that a man must do what the State tells him to ... I think that if I were in either Antigoneamp39s or Socratesamp39 position, I would probably have ...
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