He asked a lot of questions, forcing people to reflect on themselves and question their fundamental beliefs, including their faith in democracy. Because of this, he was charged with corrupting the youth and impiety, and he was sentenced to death by drinking poison.
His teachings were found, by the government, to be bashing (or disrespecting) the gods and goddesses of that time. Essentially, his ideas and teachings were seen as another way to question the existence of the gods and goddesses. In trial, he was sent to death. He was forced to drink hemlock, a slow acting poison.
Socrates was ordered to drink poison by the Athens Government / Ruling system
He was ordered to drink poison.
Hemlock ( Conium )
hemlock
he was killed by poisin
Socrates was ordered to drink poison by the Athens Government / Ruling system
He was ordered to drink poison.
Hemlock ( Conium )
Socrates was killed this way
hemlock
he was killed by poisin
This was Socrates who was forced to take hemlock, a deadly poison.
Yes, there was! As long as you remember that Galileu and Socrates were killed before 1300.
No one. Well you could say that the Athens government did, because they sentenced him to death. But he did not want to be killed so he poisoned himself and died amongst friends.
panothes turam socrates
No, Socrates is not single.
Socrates taught him