Euthydemus
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 1 Text |          general is surely an art of hunting mankind.~What of that? I
 2 Text |              Why, he said, no art of hunting extends beyond hunting and
 3 Text |            of hunting extends beyond hunting and capturing; and when
 4 Text |   calculators (who all belong to the hunting class, for they do not make


The First Alcibiades
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 5 Text | riding-masters, and begins to go out hunting. And at fourteen years of


Laws
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 6 1    |      Lacedaemonian, would reply that hunting is third in order.~Athenian.
 7 6    |              pleasure and advantage, hunting with dogs and other kinds
 8 7    |          education and learning. But hunting and similar pursuits in
 9 7    |              of witness to my words. Hunting is of wide extent, and has
10 7    |             included, for there is a hunting of creatures in the water,
11 7    |             there is a great deal of hunting of land animals of all kinds,
12 7    |             of wild beasts only. The hunting after man is also worthy
13 7    |          consideration; there is the hunting after him in war, and there
14 7    |            war, and there is often a hunting after him in the way of
15 7    |           there is thieving, and the hunting which is practised by robbers,
16 7    |            in laying down laws about hunting, can neither abstain from
17 7    |             have to praise and blame hunting with a view to the exercise
18 7    |       moderate praise and censure of hunting; the praise being assigned
19 7    |             may no desire or love of hunting in the sea, or of angling
20 7    |            for our athletes only the hunting and catching of land animals,
21 7    |         which the one sort is called hunting by night, in which the hunters
22 7    |          Thus, only the best kind of hunting is allowed at all—that of


Lysis
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23 Text |              the animals which he is hunting more difficult?~He would


The Republic
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24 3    |             citizens, or about their hunting and coursing, their gymnastic
25 5    |           they both share equally in hunting and in keeping watch and
26 5    |           see in your house dogs for hunting, and of the nobler sort
27 7    |              lover of gymnastics and hunting, and all other bodily exercises,


The Sophist
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28 Intro|         learning, trading, fighting, hunting. The angler’s is an acquisitive
29 Intro|          Conquest by craft is called hunting, and of hunting there is
30 Intro|            is called hunting, and of hunting there is one kind which
31 Intro|            or live in the water. The hunting of the last is called fishing;
32 Intro|            of exchange as well as of hunting, and exchange is either
33 Intro|             soon learn the nature of hunting from the vermin-destroyer
34 Text |          then comes trade, fighting, hunting. And since none of these
35 Text |             have the general name of hunting?~THEAETETUS: Yes.~STRANGER:
36 Text |             no reason why the art of hunting should not be further divided.~
37 Text |         division?~STRANGER: Into the hunting of living and of lifeless
38 Text |           course they exist; but the hunting after lifeless things having
39 Text |         matters, may be omitted; the hunting after living things may
40 Text |          things may be called animal hunting.~THEAETETUS: Yes.~STRANGER:
41 Text |            Yes.~STRANGER: And animal hunting may be truly said to have
42 Text |           two divisions, land-animal hunting, which has many kinds and
43 Text |              names, and water-animal hunting, or the hunting after animals
44 Text |         water-animal hunting, or the hunting after animals who swim?~
45 Text |         general term under which the hunting of all birds is included.~
46 Text |      THEAETETUS: True.~STRANGER: The hunting of animals who live in the
47 Text |           STRANGER: And this sort of hunting may be further divided also
48 Text |              force, half of this was hunting, and half of hunting was
49 Text |             was hunting, and half of hunting was hunting animals, half
50 Text |              and half of hunting was hunting animals, half of this was
51 Text |            animals, half of this was hunting water animals—of this again,
52 Text |             remember our division of hunting, into hunting after swimming
53 Text |            division of hunting, into hunting after swimming animals and
54 Text |              reach the art of animal hunting; the one going to the sea-shore,
55 Text |            do you mean?~STRANGER: Of hunting on land there are two principal
56 Text |           they?~STRANGER: One is the hunting of tame, and the other of
57 Text |               Then let us divide the hunting of tame animals into two
58 Text |        military art, by one name, as hunting with violence.~THEAETETUS:
59 Text |             STRANGER: And of private hunting, one sort receives hire,
60 Text |               the one concerned with hunting, the other with exchange.~
61 Text |            adduces as his example of hunting, the general’s art, at all
62 Text |               in the subdivisions of hunting, contests, merchandize,


The Statesman
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63 Text |       generalship, and any branch of hunting, or about painting or imitation