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This guide will take you through the entire process of selling on eBay Step-by-Step. From listing auctions one by one to listing by bulk, you will learn which shipping carriers to use, how to automate your business and more…< Less
Based on the account of Socrates trial by Plato this play celebrates the wit which Socrates employed during his final public appearance. Rather than offer a defence he chose instead to try to prove... More > that the charges against him were ridiculous. A tactic which very nearly worked but eventually led to his execution.
The nature of the play means that it works equally with the cast played by women or as a piece of youth theatre. Many of Socrates passages may also be used as standalone monologues. There is no set required and the play works very well in the round.< Less
Socrates (469-399 B.C.) had episodes of what some called Epilepsy. Contemporary historians and his followers all concurred with the self-admitted fact that Socrates had visions of a Daemon who was... More > with him since childhood and
guided him throughout his life.
This book is a fictional biography of Socrates attempting to shed light to his peculiar habits, valor and source of wisdom unparalleled in history. Could it be that this daemon was also the source of Socrates’ wisdom? Read the book to find out.< Less
Socrates (469-399 B.C.) had episodes of what some called Epilepsy. Contemporary historians and his followers all concurred with the self-admitted fact that Socrates had visions of a Daemon who was... More > with him since childhood and
guided him throughout his life.
This book is a fictional biography of Socrates attempting to shed light to his peculiar habits, valor and source of wisdom unparalleled in history. Could it be that this daemon was also the source of Socrates’ wisdom? Read the book to find out.< Less
This book is a reprint of a digest that appeared biannually in Oxford, England, during the years between 1943 and 1952. It contains numerous essays by various scholars, including C. S. Lewis, R. E.... More > Havard, D. M. MacKinnon, Stella Aldwinckle, Austin Farrer, G. E. M. Anscombe, and many others, as well as summaries of other essays and both replies and discussions of these talks. This book is a record and summary of many of the meetings of the Socratic Club during that decade.< Less
The Apology is a Socratic dialogue by Xenophon, a student of Socrates. It recounts Socrates' self-defense at his trial and execution, focusing prominently on his view that it was better to die before... More > senility set in than to escape execution by humbling himself before an unjust persecution. It is the only surviving primary account of the trial other than Plato's Apology. Xenophon presents his account as being the only one of them that made Socrates' "boastful manner of speaking" (megalegoria) at the trial understandable. The main part of the text is a direct blow for blow rejection of a particular attack on Socrates' character by an opponent of Socrates. The text gives clear indication on the charges brought against Socrates by Anytus, and is often used on this point in comparison with Plato's version of the trial.< Less
intriga, misterio, crimenes, amor, poesia, un enorme pupurrì de letras, en la historia de un traficante de drogas.
un hombre normal, con toda una historia que contar.
Socrates as a detective in ancient Athens? Socrates the philosopher is not recorded as taking part in any criminal investigation. This historical oversight is corrected in this book. When the holy... More > statues of Athens, known as the Herms, were mutilated, Socrates was in the city. Therefore, he must have been affected by this sacrilegious act, and must have been at least a little involved in trying to discover the perpetrators. If, at more or less the same time, an adolescent boy was castrated, Socrates must have known about it. Furthermore, he may well have been caught up in the investigation of that death. And, when another horrific murder occurred, the city would have been terrified. This is the story of that man and that time. When Socrates the philosopher became Socrates the private investigator: Socrates PI.< Less
