The Apology is a speech given before a large and largely anonymous audience of over 500 persons, the Assembly, the Court.

苏格拉底自辩篇》的听众,是大量匿名,超过，500，人的场合，议会法庭。

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Now for generations the Apology has stood out as a symbol for the violation of free expression.

几个世纪以来，《苏格拉底自辩篇》,象征着对自由表述的侵害。

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You can tell he does because it gives him this extraordinarily happy opportunity of defending himself and justifying himself, which is what he does with a special vigor this is on page 695 of the Hughes -- in the Apology.

你可以分辨出他喜欢是因为,这给了他格外开心的机会去辩护自己,和证明自己的合法，他充满了精力去做这个,这个在休斯版《致歉》的第695页。

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You could see the kind of grim refusal to apologize for "boughten friendship," as a kind of, well, as a kind of apology for his own popular success.

你可以看到他无情地拒绝了,为“买来的友谊“道歉“,就像为他自己当红的成功,道歉一样。

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The Apology shows Socrates as offering a new model of citizenship a new kind of citizen.

苏格拉底自辩篇》显示出苏格拉底,欲提出一种新模式的公民权，一种新型态的公民。

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The Apology and the Crito represent a tension, they represent even a conflict between two more or less permanent and irreconcilable moral codes.

苏格拉底自辩篇》和《克里托篇》,代表着一种张力，它们甚至可说代表着两种,多少算是永恒,且无法调和的道德规范。

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But this reading of the Apology as you might say is a kind of brief for freedom of expression and a warning against the dangers of censorship and persecution.

但阅读《苏格拉底自辩篇》，你可能会说,好似一种对言论自由的概述,还有对审查,及迫害危机的警告。

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