quot;necessary to speak the truth before" them. To then continue to justify himself in "accordance with the god". The oddest statement is to tell the Athenians that the beings he researched do not make what they make by wisdom but by nature, and then points out that they are inspired like the diviners and those who deliver oracles (22c). This is the distinction between the diviners and the oracle believers in reference to the two separate beliefs that the human is influenced by. To conclude, Socrates searches for the definition of the wise man, he questions himself on the behalf of the oracle to say that he is not composed of both the politician, poet, a
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