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With regard to harm, Socrates thinks
{ 1 } - death and banishment are great harm to him.
{ 2 } - one does not harm oneself by acting unjustly.
{ 3 } - Meletus and Anytus can harm him.
{ 4 } - that if the Athenians kill the sort of man he says he is, they will harm him more than themselves.
{ 5 } - it is not permitted that a better man be harmed by a worse.
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With regard to harm, Socrates thinks
{ 1 } - death and banishment are great harm to him.
{ 2 } - one does not harm oneself by acting unjustly.
{ 3 } - Meletus and Anytus can harm him.
{ 4 } - that if the Athenians kill the sort of man he says he is, they will harm him more than themselves.
{ 5 } - it is not permitted that a better man be harmed by a worse.
See 30d.
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With regard to harm, Socrates thinks
{ 1 } - death and banishment are great harm to him.
{ 2 } - one does not harm oneself by acting unjustly.
{ 3 } - Meletus and Anytus can harm him.
{ 4 } - that if the Athenians kill the sort of man he says he is, they will harm him more than themselves.
{ 5 } - it is not permitted that a better man be harmed by a worse.
See 30d.
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With regard to harm, Socrates thinks
{ 1 } - death and banishment are great harm to him.
{ 2 } - one does not harm oneself by acting unjustly.
{ 3 } - Meletus and Anytus can harm him.
{ 4 } - that if the Athenians kill the sort of man he says he is, they will harm him more than themselves.
{ 5 } - it is not permitted that a better man be harmed by a worse.
See 30c.
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With regard to harm, Socrates thinks
{ 1 } - death and banishment are great harm to him.
{ 2 } - one does not harm oneself by acting unjustly.
{ 3 } - Meletus and Anytus can harm him.
{ 4 } - that if the Athenians kill the sort of man he says he is, they will harm him more than themselves.
{ 5 } - it is not permitted that a better man be harmed by a worse.
He claims the reverse. See 30c.
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With regard to harm, Socrates thinks
{ 1 } - death and banishment are great harm to him.
{ 2 } - one does not harm oneself by acting unjustly.
{ 3 } - Meletus and Anytus can harm him.
{ 4 } - that if the Athenians kill the sort of man he says he is, they will harm him more than themselves.
{ 5 } - it is not permitted that a better man be harmed by a worse.
See 30d.
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