... save you and wasn't interested in doing so. (Crito 44c)" Crito is obviously apprehensive about the reputation he may receive, and repercussions from it. Crito is undoubtedly concerned with the loss of his close friend and teacher, but it comes across as concern about his reputation. A reputation based upon the judgment he may receive from the public following Socrates" execution. A judgment that Crito did not do ... you have entered into a formal agreement with us, to do what we tell you, and we say that the man who disobeys us is doing wrong . (Crito 51c-e)" It is here that Socrates int...

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