Gorgias
   Part
 1 Intro|     punishment—the curable and the incurable. The curable are those who
 2 Intro|           by their punishment; the incurable are such as Archelaus, who
 3 Intro|      labelled either as curable or incurable, and looks with love and
 4 Intro| pre-eminence of evil. They are not incurable, and their punishment is
 5 Intro|  overlooked: the fate reserved for incurable criminals such as Archelaus;
 6 Intro|         their good. There are also incurable sinners, who are cast into
 7 Text |    rendered chronic and become the incurable cancer of the soul; must
 8 Text |          is afflicted by great and incurable bodily diseases is only
 9 Text |          less he who has great and incurable diseases, not of the body,
10 Text |          the worst crimes, and are incurable by reason of their crimes,
11 Text |         examples; for, as they are incurable, the time has passed at
12 Text |      everlasting punishment, or as incurable. For to commit the worst
13 Text |           stamps him as curable or incurable, and sends him away to Tartarus,


Laws
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14 5    |      hardly curable, or altogether incurable acts of injustice done to
15 5    |           of great sinners who are incurable, and are the greatest injury
16 9    |     robbers of temples and similar incurable, or almost incurable, criminals.
17 9    |       similar incurable, or almost incurable, criminals. Having already
18 9    |           the judge deem him to be incurable, remembering that after
19 9    |     legislator sees any one who is incurable, for him he will appoint
20 9    |           wound be curable, or, if incurable, four times the amount of
21 11   |          or some other tedious and incurable disorder of body or mind,
22 12   |         and may in another case be incurable. If any one convict in a
23 12   |            that he is probably not incurable. But the citizen who has
24 12   |     punished with death; for he is incurable.~Now for expeditions of


Phaedo
   Part
25 Intro|           deeds, and those who are incurable are thrust into Tartarus,
26 Text |         But those who appear to be incurable by reason of the greatness


Protagoras
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27 Text |          under the idea that he is incurable—if what I am saying be true,


The Republic
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28 3    |           die, and the corrupt and incurable souls they will put an end
29 10   |        roar, whenever any of these incurable sinners or someone who had


The Seventh Letter
   Part
30 Text |        into a state that is almost incurable, except by some extraordinary