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kaledai kaledai
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The intent of the Athenian rulers in prosecuting Socrates was to
 
  A. discourage him from writing more dialogues.
  B. have him put to death for his offenses.
 
  C. punish him for worshipping false gods.
 
  D. keep him from further threatening the political establishment by his teachings.
 
  E. embarrass and discredit him in a lengthy trial.
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