Apology
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The defence17a–35d
1I will speak as I do in the agora17a–18a2Two kinds of accusers18a–18e3The old slander: Aristophanes18e–19c4The Sophists, Callias and Evenus19d–20c5The oracle: no man is wiser20c–21c6Testing the oracle: the politician21b–21d7The poets21e–22c8The artisans22c–23a9God only is wise23a–23c10Whence the hatred: three accusers23c–24a11The new charge. Meletus is called24b–24d12Who improves the young? Horses24b–25b13Intentionally or unintentionally25c–26b14An atheist? Anaxagoras25e–26e15Meletus' riddle: spirits and gods26e–28a16"Are you not ashamed?" Achilles28a–28d17The post where God placed him. Fear of death as false knowledge28d–29a18The deal: life for silence29b–30c19A bad man cannot injure a better. The gadfly30c–31a20My witness is my poverty31a–31c21The sign, and why not politics31c–31e22The generals and the Thirty: two deeds32a–32d23I was never anyone's teacher32e–33b24Where are the victims? Witnesses in court33b–34a25No tears, no children34b–35b26To beg a judge is to teach perjury35b–35dAfter the verdict35d–38b
27The verdict. Thirty votes35d–36b28What is my due36b–36e29Prison, fine, exile37a–37e30The unexamined life. One mina and thirty37e–38bAfter the sentence38b–42a
31Harder to outrun wickedness than death38b–39b32Prophecy to the accusers39b–39d33The sign was silent39d–40b34Death: sleep or migration40c–41c35Conversations in Hades41a–41c36I to die, and you to live41c–42aLibrary
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