Plato Quotes

To Fear Death Is Nothing Other Than To Think Oneself Wise When One Is Not; For It Is To Think One Knows What One Does Not Know. No Man Knows Whether Death May Not Even Turn Out To Be The Greatest Blessing For A Human Being; And Yet People Fear It As If They Knew For Certain That Is Is The Greatest Of Evil. (Socrates In The Apology)

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