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The first penalty which Socrates proposes as an alternative to death is:
{ 1 } - Life imprisonment.
{ 2 } - A thirty mina fine.
{ 3 } - A one mina fine.
{ 4 } - Banishment to Thebes.
{ 5 } - Free meals in the Prytaneum.
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The first penalty which Socrates proposes as an alternative to death is:
{ 1 } - Life imprisonment.
{ 2 } - A thirty mina fine.
{ 3 } - A one mina fine.
{ 4 } - Banishment to Thebes.
{ 5 } - Free meals in the Prytaneum.
See 37c.
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The first penalty which Socrates proposes as an alternative to death is:
{ 1 } - Life imprisonment.
{ 2 } - A thirty mina fine.
{ 3 } - A one mina fine.
{ 4 } - Banishment to Thebes.
{ 5 } - Free meals in the Prytaneum.
That is his third proposal. See 38b.
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The first penalty which Socrates proposes as an alternative to death is:
{ 1 } - Life imprisonment.
{ 2 } - A thirty mina fine.
{ 3 } - A one mina fine.
{ 4 } - Banishment to Thebes.
{ 5 } - Free meals in the Prytaneum.
That is his second proposal. See 38b.
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The first penalty which Socrates proposes as an alternative to death is:
{ 1 } - Life imprisonment.
{ 2 } - A thirty mina fine.
{ 3 } - A one mina fine.
{ 4 } - Banishment to Thebes.
{ 5 } - Free meals in the Prytaneum.
He rejects the idea of exile in 37c-e
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The first penalty which Socrates proposes as an alternative to death is:
{ 1 } - Life imprisonment.
{ 2 } - A thirty mina fine.
{ 3 } - A one mina fine.
{ 4 } - Banishment to Thebes.
{ 5 } - Free meals in the Prytaneum.
See 36d-37a. This was the reward of benefactors of the state, which Socrates thought he was.
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