"Apology, Crito and Phaedo of Socrates" is a collection of dialogues of the great philosopher Plato, which reflects the last days of the life of the famous Socrates. In "Apology" Socrates justifies his philosophical vocation before the judges, in "Crito" he refuses to escape execution for the sake of his principles, and "Phaedo" tells about his last hours before being poisoned with horseradish. These dialogues are classic texts of ancient Greek philosophy, in which questions about justice, the soul, sacrifice and the divine are raised. This book will help readers better understand the wisdom and thoughts of the great Socrates and his student Plato.