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In Plato's The Apology of Socrates, what did the oracle at Delphi say about Socrates? How did Socrates initially react? What did he then claim to discover about what the oracle meant, and how did he discover it? 2. Corrected_text: Socrates, famously, said "the unexamined life is not worth living" (page 39 of The Apology of Socrates). What did those who fear death fail to examine? How is Socrates different from them on that issue? How is his discussion of those who fear death, and how he claims to be different from them, an example of what he says the oracle at Delphi meant? 3. Corrected_text: In Socrates' examination of Meletus, he shows that Meletus has failed to examine something very important. So what had Meletus failed to examine? How do we know he had failed to examine it? And why does it matter that he failed?

          In Plato's The Apology of Socrates, what did the oracle at Delphi say about Socrates? How did Socrates initially react? What did he then claim to discover about what the oracle meant, and how did he discover it?

2. Corrected_text: Socrates, famously, said "the unexamined life is not worth living" (page 39 of The Apology of Socrates). What did those who fear death fail to examine? How is Socrates different from them on that issue? How is his discussion of those who fear death, and how he claims to be different from them, an example of what he says the oracle at Delphi meant?

3. Corrected_text: In Socrates' examination of Meletus, he shows that Meletus has failed to examine something very important. So what had Meletus failed to examine? How do we know he had failed to examine it? And why does it matter that he failed?

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