ou didn’t commit? Have your friends thought up a plan of escape and have everything taken care for you to live a life of happy exile? If that friend that visits you in prison is Socrates, he will probably convince you that you deserve to die. Find a better friend.

0:00 - intro
2:04 - Dramatic Reading of Crito
38:32 - A (not so) brief discussion

Crito by Plato translated by BENJAMIN JOWETT (circa 1890)
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Thinking of breaking out of prison from death row for a crime you didn’t commit? Have your friends thought up a plan of escape and have everything taken care for you to live a life of happy exile? If that friend that visits you in prison is Socrates, he will probably convince you that you deserve to die. Find a better friend.

0:00 - intro
2:04 - Dramatic Reading of Crito
38:32 - A (not so) brief discussion