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The Apology Part
1 Intro| imprisonment is an evil, exile is an evil. Loss of money 2 Text | he shared in the recent exile of the people, and returned 3 Text | kill him, or drive him into exile, or deprive him of civil 4 Text | cannot pay. And if I say exile (and this may possibly be 5 Text | ever changing my place of exile, and always being driven Crito Part
6 Intro| trial he might have proposed exile as the penalty, but then 7 Intro| that he preferred death to exile. And whither will he direct 8 Text | that you preferred death to exile (compare Apol.), and that 9 Text | friends will be driven into exile and deprived of citizenship, Gorgias Part
10 Intro| power, who can imprison, exile, kill any one whom he pleases.’ 11 Text | They kill and despoil and exile any one whom they please.~ 12 Text | they kill and despoil or exile any one whom they please?~ 13 Text | kill a man we kill him or exile him or despoil him of his 14 Text | simply to kill a man or to exile him or to despoil him of 15 Text | infliction of death, and exile, and the deprivation of 16 Text | fine, to be fined, if of exile, to be exiled, if of death, 17 Text | Themistocles, adding the penalty of exile; and they voted that Miltiades, Laws Book
18 5 | and inflicting death or exile in the last resort. For 19 6 | inferiors, and he has to fly, an exile he must be and endure all 20 9 | or will not continue in exile during the appointed time, 21 9 | suffered, and also undergo an exile of two years, that he may 22 9 | to this shall be added an exile of three instead of two 23 9 | has completed his term of exile, the guardians shall send 24 9 | the deed, let him be an exile, and return no more; or 25 9 | three years; but when the exile returns the wife shall separate 26 9 | purification, and the term of exile shall be three years. And 27 9 | undergo purification and exile, as was the case with parents 28 9 | purification and remain in exile for a year, according to 29 9 | or her undergo perpetual exile; if they have sons or daughters 30 9 | citizens be in perpetual exile, and also childless, that 31 9 | punishment of perpetual exile. He who is not a metic, 32 10 | by loss of property and exile? Should he not rather, when 33 12 | and if a man receives an exile he shall be punished with 34 12 | like the receiver of the exile, shall undergo the penalty Protagoras Part
35 Text | ignorance may cause death and exile to those who have no training The Republic Book
36 6 | welleducated person, detained by exile in her service, who in the 37 8 | been sentenced to death or exile, just stay where they are 38 8 | ignominiously thrust into exile by them, and temperance, 39 10 | be allowed to return from exile, but upon this condition 40 10 | to an end in poverty and exile and beggary; and there were The Seventh Letter Part
41 Text | those who had returned from exile at that time showed very 42 Text | friends of the party then in exile, at the time when they themselves 43 Text | they themselves were in exile and misfortune.~As I observed 44 Text | enemies and coming to us as exile addressed this question 45 Text | without driving men into exile or putting them to death; 46 Text | when Dion returned from exile, he took with him from Athens 47 Text | had befallen him not as an exile, but as a change of residence. 48 Text | the Peloponnese, not as an exile, but on the understanding The Statesman Part
49 Text | gets rid of by death and exile, and punishes them with Timaeus Part
50 Intro| bile is expelled, like an exile from a factious state, causing 51 Text | out of the body like an exile from a state in which there