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 1 I    |     not be able to hear and condemn. We lay this before you
 2 II   |    it is against the law to condemn anybody undefended and unheard.
 3 II   |     that in view And so you condemn the man for whom nobody
 4 IV   | condemned, even though they condemn. Why speak we of them as
 5 X    |     that judge us; let that condemn us, if it can deny that
 6 XI   |  ground is it that you thus condemn those whose fellow-actors
 7 XXIV |   birds and beasts, nay, to condemn to death any One who kills
 8 XLVII|  philosophers, and he might condemn the truth from the different
 9 XLIX |   is it right positively to condemn as bad what beyond all doubt
10 L    |  wish, kill us, torture us, condemn us, grind us to dust; your