The Apology
   Part
 1 Intro|       probably intended, he is convicted. And now the tone of the
 2 Text |     them: you think that I was convicted because I had no words of


Euthydemus
   Part
 3 Text |       mouth, Socrates, you are convicted, he said.~Well, but, Euthydemus,


The First Alcibiades
   Part
 4 Intro|      the nature of justice, is convicted out of his own mouth.~Alcibiades
 5 Intro|       his life, at least, been convicted of error. The process by
 6 Text |      kind, and of this you are convicted, not by me, but out of your


Gorgias
   Part
 7 Text |      very end of his life they convicted him of theft, and almost
 8 Text |       for shame, whether I was convicted before many, or before a


Laws
   Book
 9 8    |       into court, and if he be convicted of re–dividing the land
10 9    |   amount of the theft if he be convicted, and if he have so much
11 9    |        him. But if a person be convicted of a theft against the state,
12 9    |       for murder; and if he be convicted, every part of his punishment
13 9    |        temples. Let him who is convicted be punished with death,
14 9    |        the time. If a slave be convicted of slaying a freeman voluntarily,
15 9    |      But in his case, if he be convicted, the servants of the judges
16 9    |    such a person, and has been convicted of murder, shall not set
17 9    |    involuntary. If a person be convicted of having inflicted wounds
18 9    |       he shall be liable to be convicted by law of refusal to serve.
19 9    |      decide; and if any one is convicted, they shall determine whether
20 10   |       on which their father is convicted.~In all these cases there
21 11   |  guilty of violence, and being convicted shall pay as a penalty double
22 11   |      is brought into court and convicted, he shall be punished with
23 11   |      and every time that he is convicted let the length of his imprisonment
24 11   |     judges, and punish him, if convicted, by exacting a fine of double
25 11   |   trial; and if any of them be convicted, the court shall determine
26 11   |   orphan by neglect, and he be convicted, let the court determine
27 11   |         and if the offender be convicted, let the court determine
28 11   |      he be a physician, and be convicted of poisoning, shall be punished
29 11   |     not being a prophet, he be convicted of witchcraft, as in the
30 11   |       place. If a man be twice convicted of false witness, he shall
31 11   |      witness after he has been convicted three times, let any one
32 11   |        the court, and if he be convicted he shall be punished with
33 11   |    select judges; and if he be convicted, let the court determine
34 12   |   shall suffer or pay if he be convicted.~Theft is a mean, and robbery
35 12   | themselves; if, however, he be convicted, and have been condemned
36 12   |        and if the defendant be convicted let him be deprived of his
37 12   |     not, let him die, if he be convicted in a court of law of interfering
38 12   | searching, and if the other be convicted he shall pay twice the value
39 12   |    proceeding, and if they are convicted death shall be the penalty.
40 12   |     him who disobeys, if he be convicted, simply die. With a view