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Crito
428? BCE-348? BCE Plato · Benjamin Jowett
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Plato's *Crito* is a short Socratic dialogue in which Socrates, awaiting execution in prison, discusses with his friend Crito whether he should escape and what obligations a citizen owes to the state and its laws. It suits readers of ancient philosophy, ethics, and political theory.
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