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 1 XI   |      in the lower world? some Socrates in wisdom, some Aristides
 2 XIV  |  content with the evidence of Socrates, who, in contempt of the
 3 XIV  |      But for that very reason Socrates was condemned,' you may
 4 XIV  | decision, afterwards punished Socrates' accusers, and placed a
 5 XIV  |      restored the validity of Socrates' testimony to my contention.
 6 XXII |  acquainted with daemons; for Socrates himself waited upon the
 7 XXXIX|       of those ancient sages, Socrates the Greek and Cato the Roman :
 8 XLVI |       It is the expression of Socrates : 'If the daemon permit.'
 9 XLVI |      oracularly declared that Socrates was the wisest of all men.
10 XLVI |     Athenian sentence against Socrates adjudged him to be a corruptor