Cratylus
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 1 Intro|  nature. Atreus again, for his murder of Chrysippus, and his cruelty
 2 Intro| remoter consequences which the murder of Myrtilus would entail
 3 Text |        rightly called; for his murder of Chrysippus and his exceeding
 4 Text |      of all the evil which the murder of Myrtilus would entail


Euthyphro
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 5 Intro|     plaintiff in an action for murder, which he has brought against
 6 Intro|        origin of the charge of murder which Euthyphro brings against
 7 Intro|      is guilty) on a charge of murder; doing as the gods do—as
 8 Intro|         charging a father with murder,’ may be a single instance
 9 Intro|      your father was guilty of murder, or that all the gods are
10 Intro|        accidental homicide and murder: that the pollution of blood
11 Text |      he accused?~EUTHYPHRO: Of murder, Socrates.~SOCRATES: By
12 Text |       you knew so well, and of murder, and of other offences against
13 Text |       any one who is guilty of murder, sacrilege, or of any similar
14 Text |      charging your father with murder.~EUTHYPHRO: And what I said
15 Text |       servant who is guilty of murder, and is put in chains by
16 Text |       father and accuse him of murder. How would you show that
17 Text |  charged your aged father with murder. You would not have run


Laws
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18 9    |        proceed against him for murder; and if he be convicted,
19 9    |      and may have executed the murder in a more savage manner,
20 9    |      he who is about to commit murder believes this, and is made
21 9    |      And he who would avenge a murder shall observe all the precautionary
22 9    |       If a man do not commit a murder with his own hand, but contrives
23 9    |       not pure of the guilt of murder, let him be tried in the
24 9    |      no difference as touching murder by one’s own hand or by
25 9    |     let him pay the penalty of murder, as he would have done if
26 9    |       prosecute the slayer for murder, and the wardens of the
27 9    |      and has been convicted of murder, shall not set his foot
28 9    |       be laid down by us about murder; and let cases of this sort
29 9    |      murderer and be tried for murder. Still having respect to
30 9    |        death as the penalty of murder or some other crime committed
31 11   |    plead, but only in cases of murder; and they must produce sufficient


The Republic
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32 9    |        will commit the foulest murder, or eat forbidden food,
33 10   |        it have the power, will murder others, keeps the murderer


The Seventh Letter
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34 Text | personally in the guilt of his murder, standing by his murderers