The First Alcibiades
   Part
 1 Intro|        And are you, Alcibiades, a freeman? ‘I feel that I am not;
 2 Text |         may be accustomed to be a freeman and king indeed,—lord of
 3 Text |         SOCRATES: And virtue to a freeman?~ALCIBIADES: Yes.~SOCRATES:
 4 Text |        you know whether you are a freeman or not?~ALCIBIADES: I think


Gorgias
   Part
 5 Text |           never speaks out like a freeman in a satisfactory manner.
 6 Text |          by him, whether slave or freeman? And I should make the same
 7 Text |     citizen or stranger, slave or freeman? Tell me, Callicles, if


Ion
   Part
 8 Text |          ought to say, and what a freeman and what a slave ought to


Laches
   Part
 9 Text |          arts most befitting to a freeman; for they only who are thus


Laws
   Book
10 3    |        that is the way in which a freeman best shows his approval
11 4    |        the other doctor, who is a freeman, attends and practises upon
12 5    |           matter of reproach to a freeman, and should never want to
13 6    |         any one, whether slave or freeman wrongs another, let the
14 6    |    necessary division, slave, and freeman, and master.~Cleinias. That
15 7    |     deemed base and unworthy of a freeman; also that the mistress
16 7    | foolishness; then, again, being a freeman, he must be controlled by
17 7    |            and in that regard any freeman who comes in his way may
18 7    |           himself, nor should any freeman or freewoman be discovered
19 8    |          slave be beaten, and the freeman dismissed with admonitions,
20 8    |           but not wounded; and no freeman shall have any right of
21 9    |    homicide. And if a man kills a freeman unintentionally, he shall
22 9    |          he has had the soul of a freeman in life, is angry with the
23 9    |        border.~If any one slays a freeman with his own hand and the
24 9    |         be pure; or if he kills a freeman, who is not his master,
25 9    |          if a slave have killed a freeman in self–defence, let him
26 9    |         be convicted of slaying a freeman voluntarily, either by his
27 9    |         in a fit of anger wound a freeman, the owner of the slave
28 9    |         if he gains his case, the freeman who conspired with the slave
29 9    |          put to death. And if any freeman eat or drink, or have any
30 9    |       charge.~If a slave strike a freeman, whether a stranger or a
31 9    |           The slave who strikes a freeman, not at the command of the
32 10   |           of the land, and let no freeman ever approach him, but let
33 10   |      borders unburied, and if any freeman assist in burying him, let
34 11   |          the informer, if he be a freeman, shall have the honour of
35 11   |       years of age. Or if he be a freeman, in addition to being thought
36 11   |           and whom he serves as a freeman. Now it is difficult to
37 11   |           worthy or unworthy of a freeman, but let those who have
38 11   |           a male slave, or with a freeman or freedman, the offspring
39 11   |          the magistrates, let any freeman who hears of his case inform,
40 11   |        whether he be a slave or a freeman whom he neglects; and he
41 11   |      teach anybody else, slave or freeman, under the penalty of being
42 11   |          an one, whether slave or freeman, were utterly forsaken and
43 12   |           sort of test to which a freeman may be subjected; and let
44 12   |          as in cases in which any freeman is disobedient to the state
45 12   |          he who is prevented be a freeman, besides the suit being


Protagoras
   Part
46 Text |           a private gentleman and freeman ought to know them?~Just


The Republic
   Book
47 4    |     children and women, slave and freeman, artisan, ruler, subject-the
48 7    |   education. ~Why not? ~Because a freeman ought not to be a slave
49 8    |          democracy alone will the freeman of nature deign to dwell. ~
50 9    |       such a one is the soul of a freeman or of a slave? ~He has the


The Statesman
   Part
51 Intro|    texture, and in this enfolding freeman and slave and every other


Theaetetus
   Part
52 Text |      courts and such places, as a freeman is in breeding unlike a
53 Text |         spoken of by you, which a freeman can always command: he has
54 Text |         Theodorus: the one of the freeman, who has been trained in