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What according to socrates was Athens losing by condemning him to death?
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What does the expression walking on a thin line mean?
Walking on a thin line is like, if your on a thin line your close to falling. So it could mean your close to losing, failing, losing it, ectIt also means that you are very close to saying the wrong thing, upsetting someone, pushing the boundry, it can be meant as a warning i.e. stop an think before you say any more.
What was the character flaw that Odysseus showed as his men tried to leave the island?
What was the character flaw that Odysseus showed as his men tried to leave the island Odysseus became over confident. His arrogance was the flaw that ultimately led to his losing everything.
How did china's belief systems change?
It change buy Confucianism losing its influence so people transferred over to Buddhism.Later Buddhism spread to China,Japan,and Korea. <3 ^.^
Gandhi said an eye for an eye only sees blindness what did he mean by that?
The saying "eye for an eye" literally means "do unto others as they have done unto you". So, if they make you lose and eye, you make them lose an eye. Start losing eyes and you "see" blindness.
What is the Humanism in Romeo and Juliet?
Since both Romeo and Juliet "refute th[eir] names," (families and friends) in order to be with each other they are focusing on themselves (or the individual.) Humanism has more to deal with losing focus on spiritual thoughts and moving to more worldly, so that's the best I can thin of.
Why is your Mitsubishi animal losing water?
Before condemning the head change the radiator cap first, They only cost about a fiver.
According to titinius why is Cassius' side losing to Antony's forces?
"According to titinius why is cassius' side losing to antony's forces?"
Which events led to the end of Athens's power and greatest glory?
Athens was conquered by the Roman Empire. ♥
What was the Persians army's first major defeat?
Their punitive expedition against Eretreia and Athens losing the battle of Marathon to the Athenian and Plataean armies.
What was the Persian army's first defeat?
Their punitive expedition against Eretreia and Athens losing the battle of Marathon to the Athenian and Plataean armies.
How did the Peloponnesian War cause Athens to adopt more of a democratic system of rule?
It was the other way around. Athens adopted a radical democratic system, and this was a contributing cause of it getting involved in the Peloponnesian War and losing it. After losing the war and its empire, the citizens took less interest in democracy and reverted to less democratic forms of government.
What responsibilities did artists have in ancient Athens?
Most still had to till their land or work at a trade for a living, serve in the army when called out, serve on juries if chosen by lot, hold public office if chosen by lot. They were no different from other citizens in their obligations to the society and shared it equally. Even philosopher Socrates had to take his term in the army and as a councillor, nearly losing his life in a battle in 425 BCE, and a decade later presiding in the Council for a critical meeting.
How do you avoid losing skin of the botom of foot?
Dermatological bases are classified according to
What is Michael Jordan reasons for losing a basketball game?
according to MJ there are no excuses
What was Athens the first in the world to do?
It experimented with radical democracy where all citizens met in a fortnightly assembly and discussed and voted on issues put to them by the councilors. This had mixed results and resulted in Athens being involved in the disastrous 27-year Peloponnesian war, losing and losing influence in the Greek world. The novelty of radical democracy wore off, the citizens attended assemblies infrequently, and it reverted to more authoritarian forms of government.
According to Karl Marx losing control of ones work results in?
A loss of one's identity and sense of meaning.
Why were tributes important to Athens?
Initially they were the payments which supported the fleet of the Delian League - mostly Athenian - which kept the Persians away from the 200 Greek cities of the League. When Persia agreed to peace, Athens continued to extort these payments from and used them to beautify the city and keep half its own population on the public payroll, and to continue to maintain the Athenian navy which extorted these annual payments from the cities. This became effectively an empire for Athens. After losing the Peloponnesian War Athens was stripped of this empire and reverted to being a second-rate power, reliant on its own limited resources.
