PLATO: The Trial and the Death of Socrates

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Apology (more info)
Composed by: Plato
Bruce Alexander, reader
Jamie Glover, reader
Neville Jason, reader
G. Griffin, reader
David Timson, reader
Gordon Griffin, trumpet
Produced by: Soames, Nicolas


1. Introduction - 04:05
2. I don't know what effect.... - 08:44
3. No, there's no truth... - 09:50
4. Finally I went to the craftsmen... - 08:39
5. Answer me this, though... - 08:44
6. In that case, if I accept supernatural beings... - 08:44
7. Don't interrupt, Athenians.... - 10:09
8. Do you think I would have survived... - 08:14

Phaedo (more info)
Composed by: Plato
Bruce Alexander, reader
Jamie Glover, reader
Neville Jason, reader
G. Griffin, reader
David Timson, reader
Gordon Griffin, trumpet
Produced by: Soames, Nicolas


1. Introduction to Phaedo - 03:02
2. Were you there yourself, Phaedo... - 05:14
3. I'll try and give you a full account... - 07:30
4. Cebes laughed quietly in agreement - 07:38
5. In that case, my friend, see if perhaps you agree... - 08:15
6. In which case, my friend, if that is true... - 07:39
7. Well, Simmias and Cebes, that's my defence... - 06:10
8. Now it's your turn to give me the same description... - 04:32


Apology (more info)
Composed by: Plato
Bruce Alexander, reader
Jamie Glover, reader
Neville Jason, reader
G. Griffin, reader
David Timson, reader
Gordon Griffin, trumpet
Produced by: Soames, Nicolas


9. the jury finds Socrates guilty by a margin of 280 votes to 220 - 00:29
10. If I am not upset, Athenians... - 07:48
11. The majority verdict is for the death penalty - 00:32
12. For just a small gain in time, Athenians... - 06:59
13. And there's another reason for being confident... - 05:38

Phaedo (more info)
Composed by: Plato
Bruce Alexander, reader
Jamie Glover, reader
Neville Jason, reader
G. Griffin, reader
David Timson, reader
Gordon Griffin, trumpet
Produced by: Soames, Nicolas


1. At this point Simmias intervened... - 02:38
2. So are things like that some kind of recollection? - 06:39
3. The other possibility, I imagine... - 06:35
4. Cebes laughed. Take it we are afraid, Socrates... - 06:47
5. And here's another way of looking at it... - 07:23
6. But to join the company of the gods... - 07:36
7. This brought a chuckle from Socrates... - 07:57
8. But the truth is otherwise, I think, Simmias... - 07:46
9. Can you explain that? - 06:55
10. Well, this theory of yours is not in harmony... - 06:20
11. So what are we to make of the fact that the soul... - 04:19

Phaedo (more info)
Composed by: Plato
Bruce Alexander, reader
Jamie Glover, reader
Neville Jason, reader
G. Griffin, reader
David Timson, reader
Gordon Griffin, trumpet
Produced by: Soames, Nicolas


1. Socrates paused for a considerable time... - 03:27
2. And now? Cebes asked. How do you feel... - 07:56
3. My next decision, after I'd abandoned... - 07:13
4. Heavens, yes, Phaedo, I should think so too... - 06:12
5. And of the things that are, is it the only one.... - 06:49
6. How about this, Cebes? he asked... - 06:22
7. The well-ordered, wise soul follows its guide.... - 07:57
8. There are all sorts of living things on the earth - 07:54
9. Those found guilty of crimes which, though great... - 06:41
10. It was now close to sunset... - 07:40

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