...does Socrates call his daemon a god : for he belonged to the first and highest daemons. Hence Socrates was most perfect, being governed by such a presiding...this is asserted by him in the Theaetetus and in the Phaedrus. And this voice is the signal from the daemon, which he speaks of in the Theages ; and again...

...does Socrates call his daemon a god: for he belonged to the first and highest daemons. Hence Socrates was most perfect, being governed by such a presiding...this is asserted by him in the Theaetetus and in the Phaedrus. And this voice is the signal from the daemon, which he speaks of in the Theages ; and again...

...does Socrates call his daemon a God ; for he belonged to the first and highest daemons. Hence Socrates was most perfect, being governed by such a presiding...Socrates perceived a certain voice proceeding from his dremon. For this is asserted by him in the Theaetetus and in the Phaedrus. This voice also is the signal...

...Socrates call his demon a god, for he belonged to the first and highest demons. Accordingly, Socrates was most perfect, being governed by such a presiding...the will of such a leader and guardian of his life." Remembering, then, that Pythagoras resided for a period of years in Egypt, that Socrates was personally...

...belonged to the first and highest demons. Accordingly, Socrates was most perfect, being governed by Buch a presiding power, and conducting himself by the will of such a leader and guardian of his life." Remembering, then, that Pythagoras resided for a period of years in Egypt, that Socrates was personally...

...god, for he belonged to the first and highest demons. Acc .>rdingly, Socrates was most perfect, beiug governed by such a presiding power, and conducting...the will of such a leader and guardian of his life." Remembering, then, that Pythagoras resided for a period of years in Egypt, that Socrates was personally...