The Apology and Related Dialogues

Exploring the essence of piety and justice, this collection features Socrates' dialogues as he confronts Athenian authorities and faces his own trial. In "Euthyphro," he scrutinizes piety, while "Apology" captures his defense against charges of impiety and corrupting the youth. "Crito" reveals his choice to accept death over escape, culminating in the poignant conclusion of "Phaedo," where his execution is depicted. Together, these works offer profound insights into Socratic thought and the philosophical underpinnings of morality and civic duty.