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Socrates defended himself eloquently during the trial from "summary" of The Trial of Socrates by I. F. Stone

In the midst of the chaotic courtroom, Socrates stood tall, unflinching in the face of his accusers. With a calm demeanor and unwavering confidence, he began his defense, weaving together a compelling argument that captivated all who were present. His eloquence was unmatched, his words flowing effortlessly as he dissected each accusation with precision and clarity. His logic was impeccable, his reasoning sound as he dismantled the charges brought against him one by one. Socrates did not resort to empty rhetoric or emotional pleas; instead, he relied on the power of his intellect and the strength of his arguments to make his case. He addressed the jury directly, appealing to their sense of justice and reason in a way that was both persuasive and compelling. As he spoke, it became clear that Socrates was not simply defending himself ag...
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    The Trial of Socrates

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