The book "Platonis Apologia Socratis Crito" (Apology of Socrates and Criton) was published in Moscow in 1870 by the printing house of T. Rhys. It was written by Y. Kremener, a teacher of ancient languages at the 4th Moscow Gymnasium. About the author-compiler: Y. Kremener was known as a teacher of ancient languages in the 4th Moscow gymnasium. His work on the compilation of this publication testifies to his contribution to the distribution of classical literature among Russian-speaking students of the time. The book includes two dialogues by Plato: "Apology of Socrates": A speech in which Socrates defends himself before an Athenian court against accusations of corruption of youth and disbelief in the gods. Criton: A dialogue between Socrates and his friend Criton, where justice and civic duty are discussed. The texts are accompanied by a dictionary, which facilitates their understanding and study. Publishing data: Place of publication: Moscow Publisher: Typography of T. Rhys, in Myasnitskiy gate, house of Voeykov Year of publication: 1870 Target audience: This publication is of interest to historians of philosophy, collectors of ancient books, bibliophiles, as well as students and teachers of classical philology.