Date: October 2nd, 2026 1:06 AM Author: green beady-eyed brunch haunted graveyard
You cannot make the inference from Euthyphro accusing his father of homicide to the idea that Euthyphro thinks every deliberate killing, including judicial execution, is murder. You are missing a substantial premise. And Plato never even has Socrates ask Euthyphro about capital punishment.
Date: October 2nd, 2026 1:01 AM Author: boyish doobsian home windowlicker
In pursuit of what is good and fair... If his crimes deserve a flogging, he must submit to the rod. If fetters, to their grip. If a fine, to its payment. If banishment, to be banished. Or if death, to die.