Laws
   Book
 1 1   |   arms into our hands, and we send all these nations flying
 2 3   |    they devastate cities, and send fire and desolation among
 3 3   |     part of Crete is going to send out a colony, and they have
 4 4   |     that you are not going to send out a general invitation
 5 5   |       the bad breed, and will send away the unhealthy and badly
 6 8   |    temple of Ares—and we will send forth another, whom we will
 7 8   |   exportation; the city shall send them out and also receive
 8 9   |   Such persons the city shall send away with all their possessions
 9 9   |   shall appoint, and let them send to Delphi the names of those
10 9   |     the city, release him and send him unharmed over the border.~
11 9   |    exile, the guardians shall send twelve judges to the borders
12 11  |       received the city shall send to Delphi, and, whatever
13 11  |    guardians of the law shall send away the offspring of the
14 11  |       either come himself, or send some one to inform the three
15 11  |    the wardens of the country send him out of any other parts
16 12  |     the Gods; and they should send as many as possible, and
17 12  |     their own. And they shall send spectators of another sort,
18 12  |   other countries, and should send forth her own citizens,


Menexenus
   Part
19 Text|     softened, and did in fact send out aid, and delivered the


Meno
   Part
20 Text|  physician, to whom should we send him? Should we not send
21 Text|       send him? Should we not send him to the physicians?~ANYTUS:
22 Text|   good cobbler, should we not send him to the cobblers?~ANYTUS:
23 Text|      a flute-player refuse to send him to those who profess
24 Text|   when to receive and when to send away citizens and strangers,
25 Text|  imply clearly that we should send him to those who profess


Phaedo
   Part
26 Text|      ship which the Athenians send to Delos happened to have
27 Text|    they were saved they would send a yearly mission to Delos.


Phaedrus
   Part
28 Text|    the populace applaud, will send you bowling round the earth
29 Text|   fair:—What message will you send to him, and how shall we


Protagoras
   Part
30 Text|   wood. At a later stage they send him to teachers, and enjoin
31 Text| harmony and rhythm. Then they send them to the master of gymnastic,
32 Text|  earth: if I find him, I will send you word.’~(this is the
33 Text|  earth (if I find him, I will send you word); in this sense
34 Text|    neither go yourselves, nor send your children, to the Sophists,


The Republic
   Book
35 2   |       custom, that they might send their monthly report about
36 3   |       upon his head, we shall send him away to another city.
37 4   | before engaging, our citizens send an embassy to one of the


The Second Alcibiades
   Part
38 Text|     grant our requests, or to send us the contrary of what
39 Text|    their troubles, decided to send and enquire at the shrine


The Seventh Letter
   Part
40 Text|    other things they tried to send a friend of mine, the aged
41 Text|   Dion persuaded Dionysios to send for me; he also wrote himself
42 Text|  safety for himself, he would send for Dion and me again; and
43 Text|    allowed Dion’s trustees to send him remittances to the Peloponnese,
44 Text| already sent for him and will send for him again; and if he
45 Text|       to him.” And he did not send for me to return to his


The Statesman
   Part
46 Text|    exercise to them all; they send them forth together, and


The Symposium
   Part
47 Text|     times expressed a wish to send for him, but Aristodemus