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Socrates and Legal Obligation
Todd] Megalegoria means more than 'loftiness of words'. It means 'big talk', and
implies arrogance. If Socrates spoke as Plato represents him, Xenophon found
his megalegoria unexplained.12 Xenophon's explanation of the 'loftiness' is that ...
He agrees other accounts correctly showed that Socrates' speech was indeed
characterized by megalegoria, but complains that other authors have failed to
explain why (Xen. Ap. 1). So Xenophon sets out to show that, on the basis of what
he ...
Thomas C. Brickhouse, Nicholas D. Smith, 1990
Thus, Xenophon praises two of his principal heroes (Cyrus and Agesilas) for
being men who are not megalegoroi, all the while recognizing that megalegoria
is at times appropriate and that it is not itself reprehensible13. If we consider the
text ...
University of Alberta. Dept. of Classics, Monash University. Dept. of Classical Studies, Monash College. Dept. of Classical Studies, 2005
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The Shorter Socratic Writings: Apology of Socrates to the ...
To be sure, Xenophon focuses on what he admits is only a part of Socrates'
speech and deed, and hence intends to recall only a part of his deliberation —
that which prompted his megalegoria ("big talk," "boasting").3 The "others" who
have ...
Xenophon, Robert C. Bartlett, 2006
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Socrates Against Athens: Philosophy on Trial
To the contrary, in clarifying his philosophic mission, Socrates in effect put Athens
on trial, displaying the megalegoria, the arrogant tone that would contribute to his
conviction. Professing to have easily refuted the formal charges against him, ...
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The School of History: Athens in the Age of Socrates
Xenophon, who was not present but who later read what "others have written
about his defense," was also struck by the way that "all have represented his self-
righteous tone (megalegoria) ." In writing about his beloved mentor, Xenophon
felt it ...
Mark Henderson Munn, 2000
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Xenophon: Socrates' defense
This way of speaking, or this rhetorical strategy, is what Xenophon calls Socrates'
megalegoria, i.e. his 'big-talking', boastfulness', 'haughtiness'. This word is never
found in Plato, though in the Apology Socrates surmises that he may appear to ...
Combines classical scholarship with techniques of modern investigative journalism in an attempt to unravel the mystery behind the trial and conviction of Athens' most prominent philosopher
Isidor Feinstein Stone, 1989
Now he says that he made his selection in order to show that Socrates was
concerned above all with appearing neither impious nor unjust; and he did not
believe that he should hold out against dying: Xenophon replaces megalegoria
by the ...
Converrà supporre, allora, che sia da attribuire alla pietà del discepolo la
megalegoria socratica, mentre la diversità di tono starebbe a testimoniare che
nel riferire del responso oracolare, Platone sia stato, almeno in questo caso,
fedele ...
ȘTIRI NOI CARE INCLUD TERMENUL «MEGALEGORIA»
Află ce ziare naționale și internaționale au scris despre și cum este întrebuințat termenul
megalegoria în contextul următoarelor știri.
سقراط: الخطابة فرع من فروع الطبخ
... شهادة "زينوفون" قد تم التعتيم عليها بسبب خطأ في ترجمة إحدى الكلمات: هذه الكلمة "Megalegoria" التي ظهرت ثلاث مرات في الفقرة الأولى، وقد تضاعف الخلط والتشويش ... «ميدل ايست اونلاين, Mai 13»
