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: Claiming to hear a "divine voice" or daimonion .
: Insulted by his lack of remorse, the jury sentenced him to death by drinking poison hemlock.
Despite his eloquent defense, the jury of 501 Athenians found him guilty by a narrow margin.
The most famous line from the text: Socrates argued that the highest good for a human is to discuss virtue and examine oneself and others daily. ⚖️ The Verdict and the Aftermath
: Socrates remained calm, arguing that a good man cannot be harmed in life or death, and that death is either a dreamless sleep or a journey to a better place. 📚 Study and Media Resources
Socrates explains that his life's mission began when the Oracle at Delphi stated no one was wiser than he. To test this, he questioned "wise" men (politicians, poets, craftsmen) and realized: They thought they knew things they did not. Socrates was wiser only because he . 2. The "Gadfly" of Athens
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: Claiming to hear a "divine voice" or daimonion .
: Insulted by his lack of remorse, the jury sentenced him to death by drinking poison hemlock. The ApologyHD
Despite his eloquent defense, the jury of 501 Athenians found him guilty by a narrow margin. : Claiming to hear a "divine voice" or daimonion
The most famous line from the text: Socrates argued that the highest good for a human is to discuss virtue and examine oneself and others daily. ⚖️ The Verdict and the Aftermath The most famous line from the text: Socrates
: Socrates remained calm, arguing that a good man cannot be harmed in life or death, and that death is either a dreamless sleep or a journey to a better place. 📚 Study and Media Resources
Socrates explains that his life's mission began when the Oracle at Delphi stated no one was wiser than he. To test this, he questioned "wise" men (politicians, poets, craftsmen) and realized: They thought they knew things they did not. Socrates was wiser only because he . 2. The "Gadfly" of Athens