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 1 1 |     his stand and be ready to die at his post, and yet they
 2 1 |  state of body which he would die rather than accept as the
 3 7 |  creature however strong, and die or undergo any danger, but
 4 8 |      that if a few men should die, others as good as they
 5 9 |       is discovered, he shall die, and be cast forth unburied
 6 9 |    whether he or she ought to die, or suffer some other punishment
 7 10| refuses to obey the law shall die, or suffer stripes and bonds,
 8 11|      who may have happened to die intestate. When I said,
 9 11|    think that we are about to die.~Cleinias. What do you mean,
10 11|       man when he is about to die is an intractable creature,
11 11|   prophet or diviner, let him die; and if, not being a prophet,
12 11|     he be a citizen, he shall die, because he is a lover of
13 11|     contentiousness, he shall die.~  ~
14 12|     by the examiners, let him die (and of course he can only
15 12|     and of course he can only die once):—but any other penalties
16 12|       if he will not, let him die, if he be convicted in a
17 12|       he be convicted, simply die. With a view to taxation,