上句见：Day153
The Story of Philosophy的第154句：第1章Plato第2节II. Socrates第12段第3句：

Then the revolution came, and men fought for it and against, bitterly and to the death. When the democracy won, the fate of Socrates was decided: he was the intellectual leader of the revolting party, however pacific he might himself have been; he was the source of the hated aristocratic philosophy; he was the corrupter of youths drunk with debate. It would be better, said Anytus and Meletus, that Socrates should die.
浙江大学译本：安尼图斯和墨勒图斯都说，苏格拉底还是被处死为妙。

解析

这句引出了主张苏格拉底应该被处死的两大起诉人。
1、It would be better, said Anytus and Meletus, that Socrates should die.
处死：安尼图斯和墨勒图斯都说，苏格拉底最好死掉。
Anytus：他被苏格拉底整得面子挂不住。因为苏格拉底，儿子变成了他的仇人且当面取笑他。
Meletus：他是悲剧诗人，同时也是宗教的狂热分子。他起诉苏格拉底败化年轻人，最终也因这而被处死。

安尼图斯和墨勒图斯都主张，苏格拉底最好死掉。

整段

这段写出了安尼图斯和墨勒图斯等人指控苏格拉底，有三大罪状。

苏格拉底第12段

革命紧接着来了，人们或支持或反对，都在浴血奋战。当民主获胜时，苏格拉底的命运也就确定了：他是反叛党的知识领导者，虽然本人是息事宁人的；他是令人憎恨的贵族哲学的起源；他腐化了醉心于雄辩的年轻人。安尼图斯和墨勒图斯都主张，苏格拉底最好死掉。