>>24559420 (OP)Hegel (going off of Xenophon’s Apology for all his evidence) contrariwise to Plato actually calls Socrates guilty of both charges which necessitate death for what it’s worth. He said it was a necessary event for world spirit to be realized in oppressive Greece. Socrates was guilty by
1. Telling people to listen to their inner conscience which he birthed like a midwife in his own words. His inner daimonen (read: conscience) instructed him on all accounts which was a repudiation of Greek pantheon and religious/ ethical codes- making him guilty of inventing new gods as the charge read
2. He instructed the son of the merchant Anytus to not work at his father’s shop because the work was beneath him and would only bore him and lead him to vice. This story is only found in Xenophon btw but is a clear example of him corrupting the youth.