Next week, we’ll return to our read through of Marcus Aurelius’ Meditations. Today, we’ll discuss a lesson from another ancient text: Plato’s Apology.
In the year 399 B.C., in the city of Athens, a philosopher was put to death. The man, Socrates, had been on a mission, and it appeared to have failed.
Years before, Socrates’ friend and companion Chaerephon…
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