In one of these works, a warrior watches souls choose their next life in the underworld.
In one of these works, a warrior watches souls choose their next life in the underworld. In another, a priest who has arrived to prosecute his father for murder is repeatedly asked to define piety. Er and Euthyphro appear in these works, another of which features an arduous ascent towards the Sun, a representation of the Good. That one of these works is a discussion with Glaucon about an imagined group of prisoners chained to watch only shadows in a cave. For 10 points, name these texts that usually consist of a certain Greek philosopher harassing and interrogating members of the Athenian populace.
In one of these works, a warrior watches souls choose their next life in the underworld.
Socratic dialogues [or Platonic dialogues; or Sokratikos dialogo; or Platoniki dialogo; prompt on dialogues; prompt on works by Plato; prompt on books in The Republic before "prosecute his father"; do not accept "works by Socrates" or "The Republic"] 