Which Greek philosopher wrote about Socrates?

"I should have to be inordinately fond of life, men of Athens, 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 now you are seeking to get rid of them. Far from it, gentlemen." Here Socrates is saying that he will accept exile as alternative to death sentence.

Who wrote the Greek text “The Republic”?Question 8Answera.Socratesb.Platoc.Theodorusd.Aurelius

Who is the author of the Iliad and the Odyssey? A. Aristole B. Homer C. Plato D. Socrates

Who was the Greek writer who wrote this famous quote 'A man who teaches a woman to write should recognise that he is providing poison to an asp'?

This ancient Greek philosopher was the biggest influence on St. Thomas Aquinas’s philosophy.Question 21Answera.Platob.Plotinusc.Aristotled.Socrates