Here is the second podcast episode taken from the core concept series on Plato's Apology.
Early on in his defense, Socrates explains that not only does he face several young, and generally inept accusers at his trial. He also has to address older, much more powerful accusers who have prejudiced the minds of the jury-members against him.
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