One character in this work offers to trade all the wealth of Tantalus for the ability to keep arguments fixed, before quoting a hymn to Zeus by Stasinus. It says that the "art" of proper behavior is comparable to tending animals, and it includes the notion that a carried thing is called "carried" only because someone carries it, and its central concept is at one point compared to justice. Its title character, who agrees to help defend against Meletus's accusations, wants to charge his father with murdering a servant. For 10 points, name this Socratic dialogue which asks whether the pious is lo
One character in this work offers to trade all the wealth of Tantalus for the ability to keep arguments fixed, before quoting a hymn to Zeus by Stasinus. It says that the "art" of proper behavior is comparable to tending animals, and it includes the notion that a carried thing is called "carried" only because someone carries it, and its central concept is at one point compared to justice. Its title character, who agrees to help defend against Meletus's accusations, wants to charge his father with murdering a servant. For 10 points, name this Socratic dialogue which asks whether the pious is loved by the gods because it is pious or is pious because it is loved by the gods.
One character in this work offers to trade all the wealth of Tantalus for the ability to keep arguments fixed, before quoting a hymn to Zeus by Stasinus.
Euthyphro