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From: "Brandon Wason" <brandonwason@calvarychapel.com>
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Subject: Socratic Wisdom
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Is there an account of Socrates ever coming across another person who shared
the same wisdom as he did? This wisdom of course is one not thinking he
knows what he does not know (Plato Apol. 21d)? Obviously that person [if
he/she existed] still wouldn’t have been as wise as Socrates because of the
oracle’s words (Plato Apol. 21a). Is there such a record?

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