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The Last Days of Socrates: Euthyphro, Apology, Crito and Phaedo The Last Days of Socrates: Euthyphro, Apology, Crito and Phaedo by Plato
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“Anyone who's really fighting for justice must live a private life as a citizen and not as a public figure if he's going to survive even a short time.”
― Plato, Socrates of Athens: Euthyphro / Socrates' Defense / Crito / Death Scene from Phaedo
“Death may even be the greatest of all good things for a human being - no one knows, yet people fear it as if they knew for sure that it's the greatest of bad things.”
― Plato, Socrates of Athens: Euthyphro / Socrates' Defense / Crito / Death Scene from Phaedo
“is there anyone who believes in the existence of divine things, but not in the existence of divinities?”
― Plato, Socrates of Athens: Euthyphro / Socrates' Defense / Crito / Death Scene from Phaedo
“So I appear to be wiser, at least than him, in just this one small respect: that when I don't know things, I don't think that I do either.”
― Plato, Socrates of Athens: Euthyphro / Socrates' Defense / Crito / Death Scene from Phaedo