Multiple Choice
Meletus's self-contradiction is that he claims that Socrates
A) Is a man but not mortal.
B) Is both guilty and not guilty.
C) Acknowledges no gods and acknowledges gods other than the ones Athens acknowledges.
D) Wants to harm himself and does not want to harm himself.
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