The Apology
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 1 Text |      have you know, that if you kill such an one as I am, you
 2 Text |       that Anytus may, perhaps, kill him, or drive him into exile,
 3 Text |         gift to you. For if you kill me you will not easily find


Crito
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 4 Intro|      one will say ‘the many can kill us,’ that makes no difference;
 5 Text |     will say, ‘but the many can kill us.’~CRITO: Yes, Socrates;


Euthydemus
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 6 Text |        like Medea the Colchian, kill me, boil me, if he will
 7 Text |        potter’s.~And who has to kill and skin and mince and boil
 8 Text |        Then if some one were to kill, mince, boil, roast the


Euthyphro
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 9 Text |        They say that he did not kill him, and that if he did,


The First Alcibiades
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10 Text |      extent as to go to war and kill one another for the sake


Gorgias
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11 Intro|        who can imprison, exile, kill any one whom he pleases.’
12 Intro|        rejoins Callicles, ‘will kill any one who does not similarly
13 Intro|      reply, that a bad man will kill a good one. ‘Yes, and that
14 Intro|    again, that the bad man will kill the good. But he thinks
15 Text |     they not like tyrants? They kill and despoil and exile any
16 Text |     like tyrants, and that they kill and despoil or exile any
17 Text |      Yes.~SOCRATES: And when we kill a man we kill him or exile
18 Text |       And when we kill a man we kill him or exile him or despoil
19 Text |        we do not will simply to kill a man or to exile him or
20 Text |       man whom I have a mind to kill is as good as dead; and
21 Text |        or even do his worst and kill me; a condition which, as
22 Text |         will, if he has a mind, kill him who does not imitate
23 Text |         I dare say that he will kill him if he has a mind—the
24 Text |         a mind—the bad man will kill the good and true.~CALLICLES:
25 Text |    story—that he who likes will kill me and get my money; for
26 Text |      will be a bad man and will kill the good, and that the money


Laws
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27 8    |        when found out, ready to kill himself as the penalty of
28 9    |      dart in his hand; or if he kill him by administering food
29 9    |      following penalties:—If he kill the slave of another in
30 9    |        stranger unintentionally kill a stranger who is dwelling
31 9    |        and without intention to kill, cause the death of another
32 9    |         men pursue revenge, and kill a person intentionally,
33 9    |        of his anger he dares to kill one of them, if the murdered
34 9    |   parents, no law will allow to kill his father or his mother
35 9    |         will apply if a citizen kill a citizen, or a stranger
36 9    |      stranger. Or if a stranger kill a citizen or a citizen a
37 9    |        happen to meet with him, kill him with impunity, or bind
38 9    |        whether a stranger shall kill a citizen, or a citizen
39 9    |       to steal, and he take and kill him, or if he slay a footpad
40 9    |      suffering violence, he may kill the violator, and be guiltless
41 9    |         the law; or if a person kill another in warding off death
42 9    |    wounds him, but is unable to kill him, he who had the intent
43 9    |         husband, with intent to kill, let him or her undergo


Phaedrus
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44 Text |       all wronged, are ready to kill and put an end to themselves


The Republic
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45 2    |      anyone at his pleasure, or kill or release from prison whom
46 6    |         preferred to them, they kill the others or throw them
47 9    |      are made of iron; and they kill one another by reason of
48 10   |        of the soul is unable to kill or destroy her, hardly will


The Second Alcibiades
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49 Text |        would be a good thing to kill Pericles, your kinsman and
50 Text |   SOCRATES: For you designed to kill, not the first who offered,
51 Text |         person who knows how to kill another or to take away
52 Text |         to go to war and how to kill, as well as of orators puffed


The Seventh Letter
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53 Text |       attained if he goes on to kill the men of substance, whom


The Statesman
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54 Intro|     evil that physicians should kill their patients or captains


The Symposium
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55 Text | celestial councils. Should they kill them and annihilate the