Apology
by Plato
Abstract
Socrates responds to the charges against him in court, culminating in a forceful defense that breaks the mold of typical Athenian forensic oratory.
Bibliographic Data
| Kind | Term |
|---|---|
| authors | Plato |
| literary form | oration |
| genres | forensic, forensic defense |
| subjects | philosophy, social contract, political philosophy, ethics |
| period | Classical Greece, 5th c. BCE, 4th c. BCE |
| language | Ancient Greek, Attic Greek |
| same as | wikidata | wikipedia |
| keywords & tags | none |
| Index | 66 entries |
Contextual Relations
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Refers To
- The Frogs by Aristophanes
- Odyssey by Homer
Referenced By
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- Adeimantus
- Aeacus
- Aeantodorus
- Aeschines of Sphettus
- Ajax
- Amphipolis
- Anaxagoras
- Antiphon of Cephisus
- Anytus
- Apollodorus
- Ariston
- Aristophanes
- Athens
- Callias
- Ceos
- Chaerephon
- Clazomenae
- Crito
- Critobulus
- Delium
- Delphi
- Demodocus (father of Theages)
- Elis
- Epigenes
- Evenus
- Gorgias
- Hades
- Hector
- Hera
- Hesiod
- Hippias
- Hipponicus
- Homer
- Leon of Salamis
- Leontini
- Lycon
- Lysanias
- Meletus
- Minos
- Musaeus
- Nicostratus
- Odysseus
- Olympia
- Orpheus
- Palamedes
- Paralus
- Paros
- Patroclus
- Plato
- Potidaea
- Prodicus
- Prytaneum
- Pythia
- Rhadamanthus
- Salamis
- Sisyphus
- Socrates
- Sphettus
- Telamon
- Theages
- Theodotus
- Theozotides
- Thetis
- Triptolemus
- Troy
- Zeus
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