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A Hellenistic (late fourth
century BCE) statuette of Socrates which reflects a
portrait of the philosopher constructed
posthumously. British Museum 1925.11-18.1. Source:
R. R. R. Smith, Hellenistic Sculpture,
London: Thames and Hudson, Ltd., 1991.
Read these pages as background
information about the trial and execution of
Socrates. (Don't use the links back to the
syllabus, since they will take you to a different
course than this one.)
The
Agora in 400 bce
(showing the various places asssociated with the
trial of Socrates)
Judicial
Procedure I (Summons
and Anakrisis)
Judicial
Procedure II
(jurors)
Judicial
Procedure III
(speeches and water-clock)
Judicial
Procedure IV
(verdict)
Judicial
Procedure V
(prison)
Judicial
Procedure VI
(execution)
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