The correct answer is:
Plato wrote works praising one of the other philosophers who left no writings.
Explanation:
Plato was a Greek philosopher. He was the disciple of another great philosopher, Socrates. After Socrates' execution and because he left no writings, Plato wrote works in form of dialogues praising his teacher, he included Socrates as one of his characters on his dialogues, and talked about the injustice of his execution in his work named Apology of Socrates. Plato's work had a big influence of Socrates' ideas but he had his own essence, he founded the Academy, a place where people could go to study and have instructors on a wide range of topics; in the Academy Aristotle became Plato's favorite student.
