Plato’s telling of the trial and death of Socrates is quite paradoxical. The Athenian Senate, providing all the trappings of a show trial, condemns Socrates to suffer the death penalty for “corrupting the youth” and…
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Aurelius Prudentius' earliest poems are the twelve hymns contained in the Cathemerinon (for use in the morning, at meals, and at night, from which the collection took its name).
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