CLAS 1000 Chapter 11: CLAS 1000 Ancient Greece Chapter 11: The Transformation of the Greek World in the Fourth Century

• School: University of Guelph
• Department: Classical Studies
• Course: CLAS 1000
• Professor: John Walsh

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Chapter 11 the transformation of the greek world in the fourth century: Introduction: the trial of socrates had a profound effect on his most brilliant and creative follower, the. Athenian plato: plato made fundamental contributions to nearly ever branch of philosophical inquiry in the form of dialogues, plato did not confine himself to committing his philosophy to writing; he also established at. Greece, and all of asia west of the indus river valley: alexander didn"t leave an heir to his throne and his empire was divided up among his generals. Socrates had not written anything, apparently convinced that he knew nothing of permanent value; what plato wrote, at least in his earliest works, has the permanent value of presenting. Attic oratory in the fifth and fourth centuries: It was up to the individual citizen to bring charges before the court, and it was required by. Isocrates lived for almost a hundred years from 436-338 bc.