text: This character asks another if he would lie about the answer to three times seven hudred to an ignorant man.
full_question: This character asks another if he would lie about the answer to three times seven hudred to an ignorant man. This character promises that, if he should be fined thirty minae, then Apollodorus will guarantee he pays his debt. He relates that he is the smartest man in the world because he is aware of what he does not know. This man presents the "cyclical argument" and the "theory of recollection" as part of four arguments for the immortality of the soul before his death in Phaedo. For 10 points, what philosopher offers an "Apology" prior to drinking hemlock in a Platonic dialogue?
first_sentence: This character asks another if he would lie about the answer to three times seven hudred to an ignorant man.