Chapter

 1 I      |        world the real truth in regard to the charges made against
 2 I      |      appeals to make to you in regard of her condition, for that
 3 II     |      find that even inquiry in regard to our case is forbidden.
 4 VI     |     their fathers, tell me, in regard to their own fidelity and
 5 VI     |    matrons and prostitutes. In regard to women, indeed, those
 6 VII    |        will silence be kept in regard to such as are sure, in
 7 IX     |  father in his cruelty! But in regard to child murder, as it does
 8 IX     |        are convinced that they regard with horror the idea of
 9 XI     | Tartarus,--the place which you regard, with many, as the prison-house
10 XII    |        to the actual images, I regard hem as simply pieces of
11 XX     |   among us an assured faith in regard to coming events as things
12 XXI    |      in their peculiarities in regard to food, nor in their sacred
13 XXI    |        your philosophers, too, regard the Logos--that is, the
14 XXII   |     too, no doubt, they are in regard to the healing of diseases.
15 XXV    |         let her look to it (in regard of her native country's
16 XXVIII |       on any other ground than regard to a power whose presence
17 XXXIII |     him in subjection to one I regard as more glorious than himself.
18 XXXVII |        injury at our hands? In regard to this, recall your own
19 XXXVII |     the hostile mob, paying no regard to you, takes the law into
20 XXXVIII|       is based on a prudential regard to public order, that the
21 XXXVIII|  because we differ from you in regard to your pleasures? If we
22 XLVI   |      the comparison be made in regard to trustworthiness, Anaxagoras
23 XLVII  |  philosophers are so, or might regard the poets and philosophers
24 XLIX   |      to brand as false, nor to regard as absurd, things the truth
25 XLIX   | equally out of the question to regard them as nonsensical; at