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Apology

Plato · ISBN L-999-71518
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Publisher Hayes Barton Press
Author(s) Plato
Published 417-367 B.C.
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Plato relates Socrates's speeches to the Athenian court defending himself against charges that he introduced new gods and corrupted the youth of Athens. In the end, he accepts the court's sentence of death, forgives his accusers and judges, and comforts his friends.

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