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An XML version of this text is available for download, with the additional restriction that you offer Perseus any modifications you make. Enter a Perseus citation to go to another section or work. Whom would you with reason regard as more just than the one so reconciled to his present possessions as jenofojte want nothing beside that belongs to another? And yet surely we know what kinds of corruption affect the young; so you tell us whether you know of any one who under my influence has fallen from piety into impiety, or from sober into wanton conduct, or from moderation in living into jenofnote, or from temperate drinking into sottishness, or from strenuousness into effeminacy, or has been overcome of jemofonte other base pleasure.
More search options Limit Search to: View text chunked by: Download Pleiades ancient places geospacial dataset for this text. Apology of Socrates It seems to me fitting to hand down to memory, furthermore, how Socrateson being indicted, deliberated on his defence and on his end.
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For it has not been shown that I have sacrificed to new deities uenofonte the stead of Zeus and Hera and the gods of their company, or that I have invoked ill oaths or mentioned other gods. However, do not believe the god even in this without due grounds, but examine the god’s utterance in detail.
Once on a time when Chaerephon 3 made inquiry at the Delphic oracle concerning me, in the presence of many people Apollo answered that no man was more free than I, or more just, or more prudent.
This text is part of: Do you not also elect for your generals, in preference to fathers and brothers,—yes, by Apologix Then, when his companions wished to remove him clandestinely from prison, he would not accompany them, but seemed actually to banter them, asking them whether they knew of any spot outside of Attica that was inaccessible to death. Who in the world more free,—for I accept neither gifts nor pay from any one?
Original Language Translation Browse Bar: Current location in this text. For if I had achieved this end, socratez is clear that instead of now passing out of life, I should merely have provided for dying in the throes of illness or vexed by old age, the sink jennofonte which all distresses flow, unrelieved by any joy.
And I know that time to come as applogia as time past will attest that I, too, far from ever doing any man a wrong or rendering him more wicked, have rather profited those who conversed with me by teaching them, without reward, every good thing that lay in my power. Show by default Hide by default. It is true that others have written about this, and that all of them have reproduced the loftiness of his words,—a fact which proves that his utterance socrxtes was of the character intimated;—but they have not shown clearly that he had now come to the conclusion that for him death was more to be desired than life; and hence his lofty utterance appears rather ill-considered.
But in a question of health, men take the advice of physicians rather than that of their parents; and moreover, in the meetings of the legislative assembly all the people of Athenswithout question, follow the advice of those whose words socrqtes wisest rather than that of their own relatives. Now of all the acts for which the laws have prescribed the death-penalty—temple robbery, burglary, enslavement, treason to the state—not even my adversaries themselves charge me with having committed any of these.
All Search Options [ view abbreviations ]. Now that I do not lie against God Socratfs have the following proof: Perseus provides credit for all accepted changes, storing new additions in a versioning system.
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For, first of all, when he was bidden to name his penalty, he refused personally and forbade his friends to name one, but said that naming the penalty in itself implied an acknowledgment of guilt. And if among those who make virtue their aim any one has ever been brought into contact with a person more helpful than SocratesI count that man worthy to be called most blessed.
Sort places alphabeticallyas they appear on the pageby frequency Click on a place to search for it in this document. But I have not made it a point to report the whole trial; rather I am satisfied to make it clear that while Socrates ‘ whole concern was to keep free from any act of impiety toward the gods or any appearance of wrong-doing toward man, he did not think it meet to beseech the jury to let him escape death; instead, he believed that the time had now come for him to die.
Hide browse bar Your current position in the text is marked in blue. Greek and Roman Materials. Verily, if I am being destroyed before my time while blessings are still pouring in upon me, clearly that should bring grief to me and to my well-wishers; but if I am ending my life when only troubles are in view, my own opinion is that you ought all to feel cheered, in the assurance that my state is happy. And would not a person with good reason call me a wise man, who from the time when I began to understand spoken words have never left off seeking after and learning every good thing that I could?
For if I am socrate now, it will clearly be my privilege to suffer a death that is adjudged by those who have superintended this matter to be not only the easiest but also the least irksome to one’s friends and one that implants in them the deepest feeling of loss for the dead. And I get comfort from the case of Palamedes 5 also, who died in circumstances similar to mine; for even yet he affords us far more noble themes for song than does Odysseus, the man who unjustly put him to death.
For I have realized that my whole life has been spent in righteousness toward God and man,—a apoligia that affords the greatest satisfaction; and so I have felt spologia deep self-respect and have discovered that my associates hold corresponding sentiments toward me. At one time I had a brief association with the son of Anytus, socratees I thought him not lacking in firmness of spirit; and so I predict that he will not continue in the servile occupation that jenofont father has provided for him; but through want of a worthy adviser he will fall into some disgraceful propensity and will surely go far in the career of vice.
I have revealed to many of my friends the counsels which God has given me, and in no instance has the event shown that I was mistaken. Apology of Socrates section 1. Have you zpologia known all along that from the moment of my birth nature had condemned me to death? Xenophon in Seven Volumes, 4. Purchase a copy of this text not necessarily the same edition from Amazon.
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Unicode Buckwalter df View by Default: And so apilogia seems astonishing to me how you could ever have been convinced that I had committed an act meriting death. View a map of the most frequently mentioned places in this document. And what shall we say is accountable for this fact, that although everybody knows that it is quite impossible for me to repay with money, many people are eager to make me some gift? Click anywhere in the line to jump to another position: For when wpologia person leaves behind in the hearts of his companions no remembrance to cause a blush or a pang, but dissolution comes while he still possesses a sound body and a spirit capable of showing kindliness, how could such a one fail to be sorely missed?
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