Socrates
This Athenian made both friends and enemies by talking to people, and questioning them, everywhere he went.
Plato
This person was the head instructor at the Academy.
Aristotle
This person mentored and taught Alexander the Great for two years, during Alexander's youth.
The King Archon
This person was a magistrate whose position included both religious and legal duties.
Euthyphro
This person engages another main character in lengthy philosophical dialogues.
Hugh Tredennick
This person is a deceased English scholar who is credited with translating this edition of the Platonic dialogues.
Harold Tarrant
This person was an English scholar who, seeking an academic post in Greek and Classics, moved to Australia.
Athena
This person is the goddess of hunting and of wisdom.
Chaerephon
This person raised the question of Socrates' wisdom to the oracle at Delphi.
Apollo
This person was a Grecian god, associated with music and light.
Meletus
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