Life, Teachings, and Death of Socrates: From Grote's History of Greece
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Life, Teachings, and Death of Socrates: From Grote's History of Greece

by O. W. Wight

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Drawn from George Grote's History of Greece, this adaptation by O. W. Wight details the life, teachings, and death of Socrates. It provides a focused look at the philosopher's enduring impact on thought and society in ancient Greece, offering valuable historical and philosophical insights.

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This book presents an account of Socrates' life, teachings, and death, drawn from George Grote's comprehensive History of Greece. It captures the essence of the philosopher's influence on Western thought.

O. W. Wight's adaptation makes the historical narrative accessible, focusing on key events and ideas that shaped ancient Athens.

Readers gain an understanding of Socrates' methods and legacy without needing the full historical context of Grote's work.

The text highlights the philosophical inquiries and trials that defined Socrates' existence.

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