As he addresses his audience, how does Socrates use the Greek belief of prophesy to advance his central idea?
a. He uses the ancient Greek fear of prophecies give power to his message.
b. He uses prophesies to evoke pity among his audience, in the hopes that his
conviction will be overturned.
C. He uses prophecies to appeal to the anger of the audience.
d. He uses prophecies to show his connection to the gods make himself sound more
legitimate.