Discussion
"It is worse for a man to do wrong than to suffer wrong" is a statement by .......................
Answer: A
The statement is by Socrates.
In Plato's Gorgias, Socrates argues against Polus that doing injustice is worse than suffering it, because the wrongdoer harms his own soul, and that a wrongdoer is better off punished than unpunished.
Plato wrote the dialogue, but the claim is put in Socrates' mouth and is counted as a Socratic thesis. Aristotle and Anselm are not associated with it.
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