Book · 399 BC · Nonfiction

The Last Days of Socrates (includes Apology)

Penguin Books (Penguin Random House) · 256 pages
★ 7.5 editorial score

Charged with corrupting the young and denying the gods, Socrates defends himself, refuses the escape his friends arrange, argues that the soul survives, then drinks the poison. His calm is the hard part.

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399 BCDepicts Classical Antiquity

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