Laws
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 1 5    |          for each one in the way of purification and of any other procedure.
 2 5    |              Take, for example, the purification of a city—there are many
 3 5    |             there are many kinds of purification, some easier and others
 4 5    |          his work. The best kind of purification is painful, like similar
 5 5    |              But the milder form of purification is as follows:—when men
 6 8    |          the interpreters order the purification to be made by the offender
 7 9    |           he shall undergo the same purification as he did who killed the
 8 9    |        stranger, in addition to the purification, whether he have slain a
 9 9    |           own slave shall undergo a purification, but if he kills the slave
10 9    |             to the law, and without purification pollutes the agora, or the
11 9    |       slayer shall undergo the same purification as in other cases, and be
12 9    |       slayer shall undergo the same purification, and the term of exile shall
13 9    |          sister, they shall undergo purification and exile, as was the case
14 9    |       murderer, let him undergo the purification which is assigned to those
15 9    |   perpetrator of the deed undergo a purification and remain in exile for
16 9    |          polluted there is no other purification, nor can the pollution be
17 9    |       ceremonies there are to be of purification and burial God knows, and


Phaedo
   Part
18 Text |        replied Simmias.~And what is purification but the separation of the
19 Text |          there after initiation and purification will dwell with the gods.
20 Text |         when philosophy offers them purification and release from evil, they


Phaedrus
   Part
21 Intro|       secondly, there is the art of purification by mysteries; thirdly, poetry


The Sophist
   Part
22 Intro|       supposed to fall, and that is purification; and from purification is
23 Intro|           is purification; and from purification is descended education,
24 Intro|         latter of the two is termed purification; and again, of purification,
25 Intro|         purification; and again, of purification, there are two sorts,—of
26 Intro|      purifications of the body.~Now purification is the taking away of evil;
27 Intro|           he has not undergone this purification, is unclean and impure.~
28 Intro|            are the ministers of the purification? Sophists I may not call
29 Intro|             so, from division comes purification; and from this, mental purification;
30 Intro| purification; and from this, mental purification; and from mental purification,
31 Intro|       purification; and from mental purification, instruction; and from instruction,
32 Text |          have observed, is called a purification.~THEAETETUS: Yes, that is
33 Text |            And any one may see that purification is of two kinds.~THEAETETUS:
34 Text |              STRANGER: There is the purification of living bodies in their
35 Text |          bath-man; and there is the purification of inanimate substances—
36 Text |        comprehend all these arts of purification, whether of animate or inanimate
37 Text |        separating them off from the purification of the soul or intellect.
38 Text |          intellect. For this is the purification at which she wants to arrive,
39 Text |         that there are two sorts of purification, and that one of them is
40 Text |            Certainly.~STRANGER: And purification was to leave the good and
41 Text |         soul may be properly called purification?~THEAETETUS: Yes.~STRANGER:
42 Text |         likeness to our minister of purification.~STRANGER: Yes, the same
43 Text |            the discerning art comes purification, and from purification let
44 Text |        comes purification, and from purification let there be separated off
45 Text |            the soul; of this mental purification instruction is a portion,