Multiple Choice
Socrates and Plato
-In his attempt to find someone wiser than himself,Socrates comes to the conclusion that wisdom
A) is not worth seeking.
B) consists of knowing what one does and does not know.
C) belongs only to the lower class of merchants and craftsmen.
D) was given to him by the god at Delphi.
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