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Quis sapientior et iustior fuit quam Sokrates, quis magis pius? Wiser and more than Sokrates, who are more compassionate? Saepissime dis et domi et in publicis aris urbis immolavit. Very often, he sacrificed to the gods, and, at home and in all public and on the altars of the city. Sed dona Socratis dis oblata minora erant, quod pauperrimus fuit. But the gifts are offered to the gods of Socrates, there were lesser ones, that the poor man. Virtutem bonum summum et pretiosissimum putabat. The power of good is the highest and the most precious is because of suffering. Nihil maiore laude dignius est quam viri maxime egregii studium sapientiae et veritatis. Nothing is more praiseworthy than the most brilliant study of wisdom and truth. Saepe diutissime de difficillimis rebus deliberavit. Often for a long time out of the most difficult things to death. In bello nemo Socrate fortius pugnabat. In war, no one is stronger than Socrates war. Multos numeravit amicos, plures inimicos. Counted many friends, many enemies. Adversariorum Socratis acerbissimus fuit Meletus, adulescens imperitus, qui optimum civium accusavit. Of his adversaries with a most deadly of Socrates was Meletus, Young man, I am ignorant, who were the best of the citizens of that accused. A maiore parte iudicum vir innocentissimus iniustissime capitis damnatus est. From the most innocent unjustly; but the greater part of the judges, a man was condemned to death.