To Socrates and his titular friend, the question of "what is justice" is pressing, as the Athenian ships are due back from Delos that very day.
To Socrates and his titular friend, the question of "what is justice" is pressing, as the Athenian ships are due back from Delos that very day. Socrates has not fulfilled the city's ultimatum to "either to persuade us or to do what we say," thus has he been sentenced to death for impiety. The friend fails to convince Socrates to let the guards be bribed so he can flee to Thessaly. For ten points name this dialogue by Plato, chronologically the last before the Phaedo.
To Socrates and his titular friend, the question of "what is justice" is pressing, as the Athenian ships are due back from Delos that very day.
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