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Socrates part 2

1;Butalthough many people loved the old man and delighted in his wisdom, there were more than the Gods. This seemed to some people a new and wicked idea. He said that some who did not approve of him. He taught that man's own mind influenced his conduct there were higher and nobler deeds than making sacrifices to(Atheng and the other Gods himself. II of Greece, and many people thought that he was leading the young astray, questioning all The men who were governing Athens summoned Socrates to appear before them and to stand his trial. His friends begged him to escape or to hide until the storm had blown over. But Socrates was no coward.He knew that he had done nothing wrong and the had only taught what he believed to be just, true and honourable and so he went to the court.)His clothes and shoes were dusty and travel-stained. But everyone knew that that they had been taught to believe and filling their minds with doubt. noble heart beat under the shabby garments, लेकिन यद्यपि बहुत से...
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SOCRATES-. Part 1

1 Socrates lived in Athens about four hundred years before Jesus Christ was born. boy he was ugly, undersized and had a flat nose and bulging eyes. His father was a poor stone-cutter, so he was always rather shabbily dressed. Like other boys of his age he went to school, where the most important lessons were music and gymnastićs. He also learned some science and mathematics and a little about the stars, but not nearly so much history and geography as children learn today. This strange little creature with the short neck and plain face was a thoughtful child. He watched his companions all the time and allowed very few things to escape his notice. Socrates did not have a big house or fine furniture. He did not seem to want either But wealth or beautiful possessions. As he grew older, he began to think very little of bodily his mind to all that was noble, honourable and just.           ईसा मसीह के जन्म से लगभग चार सौ साल पहले सुकरात एथेंस में रहते थे।  लड...
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