Collection The classical authors
Plato, Athenian philosopher, c. 428-348 BC
Crito
Kriton (ΚΡΙΤΩΝ), in Greek: the dialogue in which Socrates, in prison and awaiting death, refuses the escape his friend Crito has arranged. Stephanus I, pages 43 to 54.
PDF crito.pdf (46 KB)
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- PDF crito-study.pdf (48 KB)
- PDF crito-large-print.pdf (48 KB)
- PDF crito-screen.pdf (50 KB)
PDF crito-diplomatic.pdf (68 KB)
TEX crito.tex (50 KB)
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- TEX crito-text.tex (48 KB)
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- TEX crito-book.tex (635 B)
- TEX crito-booklet.tex (1 KB)
- TEX crito-study.tex (327 B)
- TEX crito-large-print.tex (290 B)
- TEX crito-screen.tex (430 B)
- ZIP crito-tex.zip (20 KB)
- TEX crito-diplomatic.tex (76 KB)
TXT crito.txt (48 KB)
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- TXT crito-stephanus.txt (48 KB)