The Eclectic Review, Volume 3; Volume 116Samuel Greatheed, Daniel Parken, Theophilus Williams, Josiah Conder, Thomas Price, Jonathan Edwards Ryland, Edwin Paxton Hood C. Taylor, 1862 |
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Page 113
... Crito , and many besides ; and the trial went forward with calm and dignity . And , after all , it must be remembered that by 276 of the Dicasts he was acquitted . A majority of six turned the scale on that momentous day . Then came the ...
... Crito , and many besides ; and the trial went forward with calm and dignity . And , after all , it must be remembered that by 276 of the Dicasts he was acquitted . A majority of six turned the scale on that momentous day . Then came the ...
Page 114
... Crito , ' that immortal dialogue in which Crito came to assure Socrates that the jailer had been bribed , arrangements made for his flight , and a home prepared for him in one of the distant isles . The bribe and the arrangements were ...
... Crito , ' that immortal dialogue in which Crito came to assure Socrates that the jailer had been bribed , arrangements made for his flight , and a home prepared for him in one of the distant isles . The bribe and the arrangements were ...
Page 116
... Crito detained him for a while , to ask his last commands about his children , or any other matter in which their ser- vices might gratify him . He replied , " that he had nothing new to say beyond what he had ever been saying that , by ...
... Crito detained him for a while , to ask his last commands about his children , or any other matter in which their ser- vices might gratify him . He replied , " that he had nothing new to say beyond what he had ever been saying that , by ...
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