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4. Why does Socrates think citizens of Athens should be ashamed?

4. Why does Socrates think citizens of Athens should be ashamed?
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4. Why does Socrates think citizens of Athens should be ashamed?

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The citizens of Athens were suggesting that Socrates was trying to lead them astray by the force of his eloquence.

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