The Apology of Socrates is the most important spiritual Trial of the centuries, written by his top student, Plato. The substantial justification of the philosopher who defined the course of Thought forever, and the irrevocable fact of his death sentence: Tragic contradictions that have tormented consciences for two and a half millennia, resulting in the formation of even "exemplary" courts around the world, with the hope of a finally fair verdict... Facing the criterion, Socrates staunchly defended his Truths, insisting that "at the moment of action, one should only consider whether it is just or unjust and not calculate the risks of life or death," guided only by Right Reason - something he knew deep down and openly proclaimed, that "Slander and envy will devour me, as they have devoured many virtuous people and will continue to do so - but they will not stop me!"

A unique opportunity to access the ancient source, with parallel modern Greek translation, detailed comments for understanding the highest philosophical meanings revealed, and a comprehensive introduction to the figure of Socrates, his ideas, as well as the legal, procedural, and philological issues raised by the Apology.