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Who accuses Socrates of religious wrongdoing and corrupting young people?
Whom does Euthyphro prosecute?
What kind of knowledge does Euthyphro claim?
Whom does the farm laborer kill?
What is happening when the laborer kills the servant?
What happens to the laborer after he kills the servant?
Where does Euthyphro's father send for advice?
Whose advice does Euthyphro's father seek?
What does Meletus accuse Socrates of doing concerning the gods?
Whose dependent is the farm laborer?
How does Socrates present himself to Euthyphro?
What does Socrates repeatedly test?
Which reports help Socrates test Euthyphro's accounts?
What relation becomes a central problem in the discussion?
What does Socrates ask about holiness?
What distinction does Socrates' question about divine love draw?
Whose creations provide a comparison for the unstable arguments?
What feature of Daedalus's creations matters to the comparison?
Why do divine quarrels matter to the inquiry?
What must an account of piety do in Socrates' examination?
What does Socrates request near the end?
How does Euthyphro respond to the request for another definition?
How does the exchange end?
What contrast does Euthyphro's departure suggest?
What does Socrates' final request show?
Which action brings religious certainty into a family question of justice?
Which two deaths complicate the case behind Euthyphro's prosecution?
What does the ending reveal about inquiry into piety?
What matters more than declared expertise in the examination?
Which claim remains unsupported by an agreed definition at the end?
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