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Socrates does Not charge Meletus with
{ 1 } - professing to be seriously concerned with things about none of which he has ever cared.
{ 2 } - dealing frivolously with serious matters.
{ 3 } - thinking the sun is stone and moon earth.
{ 4 } - irresponsibly bringing people into court.
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Socrates does Not charge Meletus with
{ 1 } - professing to be seriously concerned with things about none of which he has ever cared.
{ 2 } - dealing frivolously with serious matters.
{ 3 } - thinking the sun is stone and moon earth.
{ 4 } - irresponsibly bringing people into court.
Yes, he does. See 24c.
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Socrates does Not charge Meletus with
{ 1 } - professing to be seriously concerned with things about none of which he has ever cared.
{ 2 } - dealing frivolously with serious matters.
{ 3 } - thinking the sun is stone and moon earth.
{ 4 } - irresponsibly bringing people into court.
Yes, he does. See 24c.
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Socrates does Not charge Meletus with
{ 1 } - professing to be seriously concerned with things about none of which he has ever cared.
{ 2 } - dealing frivolously with serious matters.
{ 3 } - thinking the sun is stone and moon earth.
{ 4 } - irresponsibly bringing people into court.
This is what Meletus says about Socrates. See 26d.
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Socrates does Not charge Meletus with
{ 1 } - professing to be seriously concerned with things about none of which he has ever cared.
{ 2 } - dealing frivolously with serious matters.
{ 3 } - thinking the sun is stone and moon earth.
{ 4 } - irresponsibly bringing people into court.
Yes, he does. See 24c.
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