Translation:
Socrates was a great philosopher of Greece. He was born in the city of Athens, 400 years before the birth of Jesus Christ.
He believed in the principles of justice. He used to roam the city on foot and let people walk on the path of knowledge and truth
Used to inspire They wanted to make the city of Athens an ideal state. Soon he became famous as a teacher
went. The rulers of Greece could not bear the increasing popularity of Socrates. He was soon accused
That they were misleading the youth of the country. The Greek rulers sent him to prison. The court sentenced him to death
The life of this great philosopher gives us the message of walking on the path of truth and knowledge.
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Answer:
I agree. Nice claim, keep going until everyone believes it.
Explanation:
The correct answer is, "Mark Antony repeats that line to discredit Brutus by giving examples that prove that Caesar was not ambitious."
Anthony uses irony to point out that Caesar was not ambitious, despite Brutus saying he was. To better explain the excerpt, I summarized it in three parts:
- Anthony states, "Brutus says Caesar was ambitious."
- Anthony states that Brutus is an honorable man.
- Anthony states reasons why Caesar was not ambitious, which contradicts the two previous statements.
Answer:
Explanation:
The statement provided made me think about betrayal. If an enemy hurts you, it wouldn't affect you as much as if a friend did. You have already created a bond with that certain person, you trust that person, think of them, sometimes even as family, then they do something that pains you, you lose that connection with them. If an enemy hurts you it just wouldn't be the same
(the end got a little sentimental there lol yw)
