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The Apology Part
1 Intro| Socrates argues, all evil is involuntary, then all criminals ought Cratylus Part
2 Intro| The cry is almost or quite involuntary, and may be an imitation 3 Intro| of them. What was once an involuntary expression becomes voluntary. Laches Part
4 Text | making, in sober truth, an involuntary exhibition of himself, which Laws Book
5 1 | contracts, whether voluntary or involuntary: he should see how they 6 5 | falsehood, and he who loves involuntary falsehood is a fool. Neither 7 8 | contests, the homicide is involuntary, and we will make the slayer, 8 9 | maintains that injustice is involuntary will deem that the unjust 9 9 | are voluntary and what are involuntary crimes, and shall we make 10 9 | crimes and less for the involuntary? or shall we make the punishment 11 9 | one, voluntary, the other, involuntary; and they have legislated 12 9 | that all unjust acts are involuntary, or we must show the meaning 13 9 | divided into voluntary and involuntary, I must endeavour to find 14 9 | both of the voluntary and involuntary.~Cleinias. Certainly.~Athenian. 15 9 | voluntary, and the other, involuntary; for the involuntary hurts 16 9 | other, involuntary; for the involuntary hurts of all men are quite 17 9 | I am legislating for an involuntary injury. But I should rather 18 9 | complications of the voluntary and involuntary which enter into them?~Athenian. 19 9 | is thought by many to be involuntary injustice. Leaving the question 20 9 | concerning violent and involuntary homicides. If any one in 21 9 | between the voluntary and involuntary; at the same time, they 22 9 | prepense, approaches to the involuntary; and yet even he is not 23 9 | even he is not altogether involuntary, but only the image or shadow 24 9 | the image or shadow of the involuntary; wherefore about homicides 25 9 | as voluntary or as partly involuntary. The best and truest view 26 9 | only of the voluntary and involuntary, and to distinguish them 27 9 | in other respects as the involuntary homicide would have suffered, 28 9 | who have been guilty of involuntary homicide, and do as they 29 9 | the idea that his act was involuntary, let the perpetrator of 30 9 | said of murders violent and involuntary and committed in passion: 31 9 | violence, voluntary and involuntary, which men do to one another; 32 9 | divided—into those which are involuntary, and which are given in 33 9 | between the voluntary and involuntary. If a person be convicted Protagoras Part
34 Text | and that there might be an involuntary love, such as a man might The Republic Book
35 3 | their will. ~And is not this involuntary deprivation caused either 36 5 | indeed believe that to be an involuntary homicide is a less crime 37 7 | lies, but is patient of involuntary falsehood, and does not 38 10 | men, whether voluntary or involuntary, on which, as they imagine, The Sophist Part
39 Intro| notion that all ignorance is involuntary. The latter convicts a man 40 Text | conclusion that all ignorance is involuntary, and that no one who thinks The Statesman Part
41 Text | criterion of voluntary and involuntary, poverty and riches, law 42 Text | or many, the voluntary or involuntary, poverty or riches; but Timaeus Part
43 Intro| disgraceful, whereas it is really involuntary and arises from a bad habit 44 Intro| higher nature of man evil is involuntary. This is mixed up with the 45 Intro| vices and crimes as simply involuntary; they are diseases analogous 46 Intro| all ‘vices and crimes as involuntary.’ But the fact is that he 47 Intro| are regarded by Plato as involuntary rather than voluntary. Like