Crito by Plato

"Crito" is a philosophical dialogue where the main character, a renowned philosopher, is in prison awaiting execution and is visited by his friend, Crito, who urges him to escape. The philosopher argues that since the laws of Athens have given him life, education, and many other benefits, it would be unjust for him to break those laws by escaping. The dialogue explores themes of justice, law, obligation, and the social contract.

The 5892nd greatest book of all time


Published
-389
Nationality
Greek
Type
Nonfiction
Pages
Unknown
Words
4,300
Original Language
Ancient Greek
Alternate Titles
None

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