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Which statement best describes Socrates' beliefs about death in the "Phaedo

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Socrates explains that death is most certainly nothingness, and therefore he has nothing to fear. Socrates refers to death in Phaedo is the ultimate separation of the soul and body. To him, the body is like a prison for the soul and he views death as the means of freedom for the soul

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