Phaedo is the final part of Plato's (427-347 BCE) trilogy about the trial and death of his teacher, Socrates (469-399 BCE), and is preceded by the Apology and Crito . The Apology is a riveting account of Socrates' defense against the charges, his reaction to the verdict, and then his reaction ...
A work filled with logic, often faulty. I've written thousands of works on this book in my Classical Self-Education group on Goodreads, so I decline to write further about it here. Go argue with me there if you like, not here.
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