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The sign that Socrates is a gift of the god to the city is that
{ 1 } - he does not neglect his own affairs out of his concern for the city.
{ 2 } - he is poor because of his activity on behalf of the city.
{ 3 } - he charges a fee for his advice.
{ 4 } - he does not try to persuade the Athenians to care for virtue.
{ 5 } - as with all gifts of god, he is gratefully received by the Athenians.
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The sign that Socrates is a gift of the god to the city is that
{ 1 } - he does not neglect his own affairs out of his concern for the city.
{ 2 } - he is poor because of his activity on behalf of the city.
{ 3 } - he charges a fee for his advice.
{ 4 } - he does not try to persuade the Athenians to care for virtue.
{ 5 } - as with all gifts of god, he is gratefully received by the Athenians.
He does. See 31b.
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The sign that Socrates is a gift of the god to the city is that
{ 1 } - he does not neglect his own affairs out of his concern for the city.
{ 2 } - he is poor because of his activity on behalf of the city.
{ 3 } - he charges a fee for his advice.
{ 4 } - he does not try to persuade the Athenians to care for virtue.
{ 5 } - as with all gifts of god, he is gratefully received by the Athenians.
See 31c. Poverty is his convincing witness.
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The sign that Socrates is a gift of the god to the city is that
{ 1 } - he does not neglect his own affairs out of his concern for the city.
{ 2 } - he is poor because of his activity on behalf of the city.
{ 3 } - he charges a fee for his advice.
{ 4 } - he does not try to persuade the Athenians to care for virtue.
{ 5 } - as with all gifts of god, he is gratefully received by the Athenians.
See 31b
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The sign that Socrates is a gift of the god to the city is that
{ 1 } - he does not neglect his own affairs out of his concern for the city.
{ 2 } - he is poor because of his activity on behalf of the city.
{ 3 } - he charges a fee for his advice.
{ 4 } - he does not try to persuade the Athenians to care for virtue.
{ 5 } - as with all gifts of god, he is gratefully received by the Athenians.
See 31b.
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The sign that Socrates is a gift of the god to the city is that
{ 1 } - he does not neglect his own affairs out of his concern for the city.
{ 2 } - he is poor because of his activity on behalf of the city.
{ 3 } - he charges a fee for his advice.
{ 4 } - he does not try to persuade the Athenians to care for virtue.
{ 5 } - as with all gifts of god, he is gratefully received by the Athenians.
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