Where does Crito visit Socrates?
Why does the prison guard admit Crito early?
What does Socrates face while in prison?
Who announces Socrates' arrival at Phthia in his dream?
What does Crito urge Socrates to do?
Which set of offers does Crito make?
Who brings a large sum to help Socrates escape?
Whom does Crito name among those ready to finance escape?
According to Crito, what can satisfy the informers?
What does Simmias' contribution establish about the escape plan?
What standard does Socrates use to test the escape plan?
How does Socrates respond to Crito's practical help?
What does Socrates argue about retaliation?
What does suffering harm fail to remove, according to Socrates' principle?
Who gives the laws an imagined voice?
What do the imagined laws defend?
What do the imagined laws condemn?
Whose consent matters to Socrates' examination of leaving prison?
What does the voice of the laws make central to the escape plan?
What cannot replace examination of whether an action is right?
Why does Socrates refuse to escape?
What does Socrates choose to follow at the close?
What takes priority over survival in Socrates' decision?
What do Crito's offers show about his friendship?
Which place is named in Socrates' dream?
Which group does Crito say can be satisfied with payments?
What does the disagreement show about a means of survival?
Which action shows personal familiarity helping Crito?
What does civic obligation add to the question of escape?
Which contrast best describes Crito's proposal and Socrates' response?
