Socrates, his person, [388];
influence on Greek philosophy, [387];
the Stoic type of the wise man, [424];
Zeller's account of his special principle, [389];
that of Ueberweg, [390];
his opinion on the gods and the Godhead, [392-5];
his last words to his judges, [395];
last words of his life, [396];
halts between unity and plurality in the Godhead, [396], [397];
absence from his mind of the sense of impurity, [397], note.