The Apology
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 1 Intro|         detected. If they have been corrupted, their elder relatives (
 2 Intro|          and if their relatives are corrupted, at least they are uncorrupted; ‘
 3 Intro|            that he never could have corrupted the men with whom he had
 4 Intro|             He says that ‘if he has corrupted the youth, he must have
 5 Intro|             the youth, he must have corrupted them involuntarily.’ But
 6 Text |         with whom I have to live is corrupted by me, I am very likely
 7 Text |             Anytus call me; not the corrupted youth only—there might have


Critias
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 8 Intro|           truth which mythology had corrupted.~The world, like a child,


Crito
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 9 Text |            live, having an evil and corrupted body?~CRITO: Certainly not.~


Euthyphro
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10 Text |             knows how the youth are corrupted and who are their corruptors.


Gorgias
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11 Text |             his soul become bad and corrupted, and will not this be the
12 Text |          the contrary, to have been corrupted by him; for I hear that


Laws
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13 2    |          has been often relaxed and corrupted in human life. And the Gods,
14 2    |             they are far from being corrupted in Egypt.~Cleinias. Your
15 3    |           and of these, two quickly corrupted their original constitution
16 5    |         nature and ill nurture have corrupted, and that they will involve
17 8    |            animals. But if they are corrupted by the other Hellenes and
18 12   |         home he appear to have been corrupted, pretending to be wise when


Lysis
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19 Text |          evil had become altogether corrupted with the element of evil—


Meno
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20 Text |           as to allow himself to be corrupted by them; for they are a
21 Text |          say that they deceived and corrupted the youth, are they to be
22 Text |         they to be supposed to have corrupted them consciously or unconsciously?


Phaedo
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23 Intro|             Our earth is everywhere corrupted and corroded; and even the


Phaedrus
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24 Intro|             to mortal eyes. But the corrupted nature, blindly excited
25 Text |         initiated or who has become corrupted, does not easily rise out


Philebus
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26 Intro|       Christian country have become corrupted by priestcraft, by casuistry,


Protagoras
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27 Text | apprehension that Cleinias would be corrupted by Alcibiades, took him


The Republic
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28 3    |            taste of our citizens be corrupted by him? We would not have
29 4    |             or spirit, and when not corrupted by bad education is the
30 4    |         principle is undermined and corrupted, life is still worth having
31 6    |             say, that our youth are corrupted by Sophists, or that private


The Sophist
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32 Intro|         Athenian youth were no more corrupted in the age of Demosthenes
33 Intro|             Athenian youth were not corrupted in this sense, and therefore
34 Intro|             Sophists could not have corrupted them. It is remarkable,


The Symposium
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35 Intro|        expectation that he would be corrupted by him, but rather in the
36 Intro|            was not necessarily more corrupted in the days of the Persian


Timaeus
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37 Intro|    education to save them, they are corrupted through two causes; but
38 Text |        wrong way, and having become corrupted, first they taint the blood
39 Text |          part of the flesh which is corrupted, being hard to decompose,
40 Text |         then all the substance thus corrupted crumbles away under the
41 Text |      courses of the head which were corrupted at our birth, and by learning