In this Platonic dialogue, Socrates speaks the line: "Crito, we ought to sacrifice a  cock to Asclepius." Odd words, considering that the dialogue deals primarily with death and immortality. In it, Socrates attempts to convince his colleagues that the soul can exist independent of the body, and that philosophy prepares one for death. FTP, name this dialogue in which Socrates himself dies.
In this Platonic dialogue, Socrates speaks the line: "Crito, we ought to sacrifice a  cock to Asclepius." Odd words, considering that the dialogue deals primarily with death and immortality. In it, Socrates attempts to convince his colleagues that the soul can exist independent of the body, and that philosophy prepares one for death. FTP, name this dialogue in which Socrates himself dies.
In this Platonic dialogue, Socrates speaks the line: "Crito, we ought to sacrifice a  cock to Asclepius."