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Plato and the Other Companions of Sokrates, 3rd ed. Volume 2

Note 3 — Chapter XXV · PHÆDON.

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Plato, Phædon, pp. 58-50.

It appears that Kriton became bail before the Dikasts, in a certain sum of money, that Sokrates should remain in prison and not escape (Plat. Phædon, p. 115 D; Kriton, 45 B). Kriton would have been obliged to pay this money if Sokrates had accepted his proposition to escape, noticed already in chap. x.

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