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 1 1 | philosophers. In the very prison of Socrates they skirmished about the
 2 1 |          For what could the soul of Socrates then contemplate with clearness
 3 1 |          with her effeminate cry, O Socrates, you are unjustly condemned!
 4 1 |           So that all the wisdom of Socrates, at that moment, proceeded
 5 1 |           mysterious gift of faith? Socrates, as none can doubt, was
 6 1 |      seducer from all truth. Now if Socrates was pronounced the wisest
 7 6 |              and even the prison of Socrates, do yet contrive to live?
 8 12|            the universe--the god of Socrates, Valentinus' "only-begotten"
 9 15|             Democritus, Empedocles, Socrates, Aristotle; whilst in opposition
10 17|            denies (in the person of Socrates) his own ability to know
11 25|             only, as in the case of Socrates' own demon; but of seven
12 39|        early possession it was that Socrates, while yet a boy, was found
13 46|             swan from the breast of Socrates soothing men, is his disciple