In this work, the argument that "the many will kill us" is brought up in response to a claim that only the opinion of a man who understands justice should be regarded. This work alludes to the Iliad in a dream involving a woman in white telling a man that he will go "to Phthia" (THIGH-uh) in three days. One speaker in this work claims that another is betraying his children by not fulfilling his duty to educate them. A spe
In this work, the argument that "the many will kill us" is brought up in response to a claim that only the opinion of a man who understands justice should be regarded. This work alludes to the Iliad in a dream involving a woman in white telling a man that he will go "to Phthia" (THIGH-uh) in three days. One speaker in this work claims that another is betraying his children by not fulfilling his duty to educate them. A speaker in this work says that those who have witnessed laws and justice enter into an implied (*) contract with the city. That character in this work says that he cannot forsake his agreements because he has remained in Athens and willingly submitted to the law. For 10 points, name this Platonic dialogue in which Socrates refuses the title friend's offer to help him escape from prison.
In this work, the argument that "the many will kill us" is brought up in response to a claim that only the opinion of a man who understands justice should be regarded.