A traditional Athenian priest and interpreter of religion who claims to be an expert on piety. He has taken his own father to court, believing he committed indirect murder by leaving a slave to perish. He attempts to explain the meaning of piety to Socrates, but Socrates dismantles his arguments with every attempt.
A character who makes prophecies on religious matters and is generally viewed by the public as eccentric and not taken very seriously. Driven by the belief in his own righteousness, he initiates a murder lawsuit against his father.
He carries the typical seriousness of someone preoccupied with religious matters, though his physical attributes are not deeply elaborated by Plato.
Babası
The parent against whom he mercilessly files a lawsuit, fearing religious pollution.
Sokrates
The philosopher from whom he runs away upon realizing he cannot cope with him.