The Apology
   Part
 1 Intro|        people in harsher and more violent terms was, as far as we


Cratylus
   Part
 2 Intro|         by slow transitions or by violent convulsions, leaving many
 3 Text |       That is true.~SOCRATES: Any violent interpretations of the words
 4 Text |          longing after things and violent attraction of the soul to


Gorgias
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 5 Intro|            Symp.). At first he is violent and ill-mannered, and is


Laws
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 6 1    |       exception insolent, unjust, violent men, and the most senseless
 7 1    |            contending against the violent summer heat; and there are
 8 1    |     beautiful and gentle, and not violent, her rule must needs have
 9 5    |  impetuous in all things, and has violent pains and pleasures, and
10 5    |       reason of diverse winds and violent heats, some by reason of
11 7    |        better of the terrible and violent internal one, and produces
12 7    |   carefully tended, and kept from violent or excessive pleasures and
13 7    |           mighty force and make a violent assault upon them, and thus
14 7    |         he makes greater and more violent movements, and in general
15 8    |           robbers of temples, and violent, tyrannical persons; many
16 9    | conspirator to trial for making a violent and illegal attempt to change
17 9    |          first of all, concerning violent and involuntary homicides.
18 9    |     effect:—He who has suffered a violent end, when newly dead, if
19 9    |        and panic by reason of his violent end, when he sees his murderer
20 9    |         matters. If any one is so violent in his passion against his
21 9    |          has been said of murders violent and involuntary and committed
22 9    |           are to be inflicted for violent deaths, let thus much be
23 9    |          He who shall dare to lay violent hands upon his father or
24 10   |  sacrilege, whether fraudulent or violent, and now we have to determine


Lysis
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25 Intro|            Friendships may be too violent; and they may be too sensitive.
26 Text |         of honour. Now, I have no violent desire of any of these things;


Phaedo
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27 Intro|   testifies his grief by the most violent emotions. Phaedo is also
28 Text |       sacrilege, murders foul and violent, or the like—such are hurled


Phaedrus
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29 Intro|  followers of Ares are fierce and violent; those of Zeus seek out
30 Text |           for small causes taking violent dislikes, but even when
31 Text |    barrier, and with a still more violent wrench drags the bit out


The Republic
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32 3    |          almost always produces a violent reaction. ~So I believe. ~
33 3    |        gymnastics, if a man takes violent exercise and is a great
34 9    |      Still, the more numerous and violent pleasures which reach the
35 9    |         envious and ambitious, or violent and contentious, or angry


The Sophist
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36 Text |       called by some such name as violent.~THEAETETUS: True.~STRANGER:


The Statesman
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37 Text |         we call the management of violent rulers tyranny, and the


The Symposium
   Part
38 Text |           or twice, even the most violent hiccough is sure to go.
39 Text |  perceives this he will abate his violent love of the one, which he
40 Text |         that worst of pangs, more violent in ingenuous youth than


Theaetetus
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41 Intro|        wake of a morning or after violent exercise. Time, place, the


Timaeus
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42 Intro|            left, up and down. But violent as were the internal and
43 Intro|        the tide became still more violent when the body came into
44 Intro|         of these, and are neither violent nor sudden. But sudden replenishments
45 Intro|     partly internal, but the more violent are caused by conflict with
46 Text |         afterwards there occurred violent earthquakes and floods;
47 Text |          makes the action of fire violent and sharp, so that it cuts
48 Text |         us contrary to nature and violent, if sudden, is painful;
49 Text |            that sort of remedy of violent affections is pleasant and
50 Text |         if the struggle were less violent. This skin the divine power
51 Text |         by wounds, is painful and violent; but that sort of death