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I really wish I did - this is just anecdotal information, based mostly on my own experience.
I will say, though, that up next on my queue of books is a book called Muses, Madmen and Prophets, which I hope addresses some of these very things. I will return and report.
Have you encountered the book Muses, Madmen, and Prophets? It's been years since I've touched it (so my memory could be pretty far off), but I remember it making the case that Socrates was guilty not of rejecting the gods of his city, but of having his own additional, personal god (by means of auditory hallucinations) that the city's aristocracy rejected. Do you have any take on that?