However, this man's arguments are refuted by appealing to an implied social contract.
He claims that Simmias the Theban has brought money to help and that the Thessalians will give his friend no trouble. After arriving at daybreak with news that the ship from Delos should arrive today, he argues that his friend's children will suffer by his death while his enemies will prosper. However, this man's arguments are refuted by appealing to an implied social contract. For 10 points, name this title figure of a Platonic dialogue, who tries to help Socrates escape from prison between the events of the Apology and Phaedo.
He claims that Simmias the Theban has brought money to help and that the Thessalians will give his friend no trouble.
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