by Marcos Chicot · Booket · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788408234470
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Greece, 5th century BC. A dark oracle predicts the death of Socrates. A newborn is condemned to die by his own father. A fierce war between Athens and Sparta bleeds Greece. 'The Murder of Socrates' masterfully recreates the most extraordinary era in our history. Mothers fighting for their children, impossible loves and soldiers trying to survive intertwine in a fascinating way with the rulers, artists and thinkers who turned Greece into the cradle of our civilization. Throughout the pages of this absorbing novel, the unique figure of Socrates shines with its own light, the man whose life and death have inspired us for centuries, the philosopher who marks a before and after in the history of humanity.
