I should have to be inordinately fond of life, gentlemen of the jury, to be so unreasonable as to suppose that other men will easily tolerate my company and conversation when you, my fellow citizens, have been unable to endure them, but found them a burden and resented them so that you are now seeking to get ready.
Plato, Apology (~402 B.C.) | Grube translation. Socrates reasons out why he won’t resist a sentence of death.









