Published in
March 2019
- Page 27
“It is not my crimes that will convict me,” Socrates told his fellow Athenian citizens in the court of the agora (public square) as he faced the death penalty for alleged crimes of impiety and corruption. “But instead, rumour, gossip; the fact that by whispering together you will persuade yourselves that I am guilty.”
The verdict of the Athenian jury, made up of 500 citizens, was guilty as charged. It was in this way that
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