Multiple choice

In which of the following books does Plato give a poignant of his trial for which he was condemned to death?

  1. The Republic

  2. The Clouds

  3. The Apology

  4. The Gorgias

  5. The Meno
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Explanation

Socrates was accused of corrupting the youth and of impiety towards gods. At the end of the trial, he was condemned to death. Plato, a great philosopher and disciple of Socrates, gives a poignant account of the trial in 'The Apology'. Its a great Platonic dialogue.

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