Socrates

Boston,: Beacon Press (1932)
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Contents Include: The Early Life of Socrates - The Later Life of Socrates: His Trial and Death - The Thought of Socrates.

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1933, 1939, 1951, 1953, 1975, 1979, 2007

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B316.T33 1951

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1408633329   9781408633328   0282409769   0484293931   0883557185   0837167930   1022896598

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10.2307/627288
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