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The Apology / Crito / Phaedo

by Plato

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Literally Translated by Henry Cary With an Introduction by Edward Brooks; Jr.
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I admit it, I'm a philosophy geek, although I usually end up arguing with much of the books so don't read them often. Even if I disagreed with a lot, the writing is brilliant and there is a lot of food for thought. ( )
  Karin7 | Jan 20, 2016 |
Plato was not just a speculator in ideas, but a man of letters and community involvement. These three "dialogues" were the "popular" materials produced by Plato, widely distributed in Athens. With Socrates as the main interlocutor, they paint an attractive picture of the closing scenes of his life. The serious philosophical and scientific work done by Plato has never been recovered. ( )
  keylawk | Nov 7, 2007 |
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Please separate and combine only LT works having substantially the same content. For example, this LT work includes three of Plato's dialogues: The Apology (a.k.a. The Defense of Socrates), Crito, and Phaedo. Thank you.

Note: later editions of Penguin Classics Last Days of Socrates (trans. Tredinnick) add a fourth dialogue, the Euthyphro.
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