Socrates faces his death calmly and without recriminations.

Socrates thinks that the god at Delphi was lying in indicating that no one was wiser than Socrates.

Socrates claims that the young follow him around of their own free will because

At the beginning of the Apology, Socrates tells the jury that they should focus on his manner of speech and how persuasive he is.

In Plato’s Myth of the Cave, “[t]he sun outside the cave represents the “.

According to Socrates, if someone injures you, it is permissible to injure them in return.

As the Sophists practiced it, the purpose of the practice of rhetoric was to discover the truth.

Socrates thinks that the most important thing is to preserve one’s life.

The ultimate explanation of everything, for Plato, must be in terms of the Form of the

The objects of knowledge, Plato says, are the things we can touch and see.