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grbs-12351	Crosby, Michael; Calder III, William M.	Libanius, On the Silence of Socrates. A First Translation and an Interpretation	1960	18	.pdf	application/pdf	7083	377	74	r 16] Critias alone, when he was one of the tyrants, gave Socrates orders to refrain from conversation; Critias, who, proving to be an unsatisfactory pupil, condemned Socrates. And yet Critias forbade Socrates conversation only with young men, but not altogether, so long as he avoided analogies involving shepherds and herdsmen, being angry with the Socratic analogy that it was the part of bad shepherds to reduce the flock, a statement which Socrates really did make in denunciation of the tyrants.	cache/grbs-12351.pdf	txt/grbs-12351.txt