SOCRATE'S LAST DAY

SOCRATE'S LAST DAY

This is N. Margiori’s eighth book and it was published in 1978 (two editions). It presents true Platonic Socrates who, by his last confessions, proves his great belief in the eternity of his spiritsoul, ridiculing thus the opposite believes of the followers of the materialism. As a perfect representative of the Elefsinian Mysteries he expresses the definitions of the metaphysics and establishes a scepticism proper for our perceptions existing beyond our conscious knowledge, that is the other ones that bring the mortal being up to the heights of the Immortality. Socrate’s Last Day opens the prospects for a n new life to man. It tears the curtains of the death and it presents us the Eternity. A new epoch that was the product of the Elefsinian Mysteries. For this reason the writer wrote Socrate’s Last Day, after his book Elefsinian Mysteries. Every book of the writer is the next scale for the elevation of man to the heavenly heights, where the eternity and the transcendency go along with and have a close intercourse.

THE METAPHYSICAL PHILOSOPHY AT THE APOGEE OF ITS GLORY "One thing I know, that I know nothing" SECOND EDITION WITH A SUPPLEMENTARY AND EXPLANATORY MATERIAL ATTENDANCE OF THE SECOND EDITION 1988 by SPIROS AND LAMBRINI POLIZOI

SOCRATE'S LAST DAY

C O N T E N T S

1. Dedication	page5
2. Note of A' Edition 1978	page7
3. Note of B' Edition 1988	page8
4. Preface of A' Edition 1978	page9
5. Preface of B' Edition 1988	page16
6. Introduction of A' Edition 1978	page19
7. Introduction of B' Edition 1988	page28
8. Historical Placement	page31
9. The Metaphysical Logic of Socrates, the Great Dialectic Philosopher	page36
10. Old and New Souls	page44
11. Soul, the Unique Ruler of our Being	page50
12. The True Philosopher and the Common Mortal Being	page57
13. The Soul Survival	page64
14. The Original Matrixes Ideas Give the Answer and Solve the Problems	page70
15. The Law of Relativeness Between the Original and the Offprint and their Contradiction	page78
16. A Few Moments Before his Death	page83
17. Epilogue of A' Edition	page88
B' EDITION 1988	page97
18. Predicted for the Second Edition 1988	page99
19. Platon and Socrates	page101
20. Socrates in Parmenides	page104
21. Socrates in Platon's Symposium	page109
22. The Socratoplatonic Philosophy	page115
23. Our Present Thoughts about Socrates	page122
24. Socrate's Monumental Apology	page127
25. Pre-Socratic and Metaphysical Thought	page136
26. Epilogue of the Second Edition	page142
27. Table of Images	page151
28. Contents	page152