Time stamps for the three arguments for the immortality of the soul: 1. The Cyclical Argument: 34:58-42:05 2. The Recollection Argument: 42:06-54:48 3. The Affinity Argument: 57:47-1:15:01

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1:17:47-1:21:10-The objection of Simmias “The Attunement Argument” 1:21:40-The objection of Cebes 1:34:30- Socrates’ refutation of Simmias’ “Attunement Argument” 1:44:40-Socrates’ Refutation of Cebes’ objection

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"Let us beware of saying that death is the opposite of life. The living being is only a species of the dead, and a very rare species" - Nietzsche

Thanks so much, this recording is a god send! Its also nice that the recording is the exact same translation as in the complete works of plato so i can read along.

Hearing this with an Orthodox Christian perspective is really interesting! “The foreigners are many as well” and he says to seek someone who can charm away the fear of death among them. He also speaks of the mystics who teach that life is a preparation for death, which is what our own Orthodox monks teach. Plato also says that joy in the afterlife will be a result of seeking Wisdom, which for us is the person of Christ who fulfills the proverbs about Wisdom being contrasted with the seductress of worldly pleasures that leads to hell. I don’t interpret this in any perennialist, way but I think Plato had glimpses of what was really true Edit: Plato/Socrates

Even now after my fourth rereading I cannot help but cry at the ending scene. I believe Socrates’ final words are a deliberately delayed reply to Crito’s question a few pages back on if there was anything that he could take care of for him. I feel this individually unserious and confusing remark when put in context was chosen by Socrates as a sort of comical and blissful farewell to his lifelong friend Crtio and to his other interlocutors, as to quell any last remaining doubts if he, Socrates, is truly at ease and in fact even excited to die and go be with the gods. It at the same time cheekily makes an answer to Critos question, while also making the obvious point that he is cured from this sickness which is life by offering a tribute (rooster) to the healing god Asclepius. Maybe this is a cheesy and romanticized interpretation but I don’t care, I think it makes sense and is a very poetic ending to the end of a great dialogue and to the life of a great man.

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These recordings are causing me to really appreciate Socrates!

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Thanks for recording these! I’m working through reading all of Plato, and these are great to keep moving forward when I’m out on a run! Hard to run with a book in your face. :-)

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Accidentally said "the SOUL is most like that which is human, mortal, multiform[...]" at 1:03:46 (Obviously it should read "body")

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This is good, the one thing I’d recommend is more fluctuation in your voice and trying slightly different voices between the characters. Thanks for this :)

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1:03:45 the words are "whereas the body is most like " and the audio says soul instead of body.

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Just finished this one too, do you know if any such videos of Cicero exist?

This one will need to be relistened to and reread until I better understand it 😂

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Farewell, Socrates

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Am i incorrect in believing it is pronounced more like fade-oh?

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