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Socrates
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Socrates
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-380BC Republic by Plato (book)
-399BC Socrates Murdered for Questions Regarding Athenian Democracy
"May this wine I now drink become a deadly poison to me, as the hemlock juice drunk by Socrates, should I ever knowingly or willfully violate the same."
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Aristotle
Family of Socrates
Lamprocles (Socrates' son)
Plato
Socratic Oath
Xanthippe's father is believed to have been named Lamprocles. If he was even more well-established in Athenian aristocracy than was Socrates' father, his name would have been the preferred choice for the name of the first-born son.
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Xanthippe