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The Apology Part
1 Text | magistracies, and plots, and parties. Reflecting that I was really The First Alcibiades Part
2 Text | very reason, that the two parties respectively do their own Gorgias Part
3 Text | and begin to quarrel, both parties conceiving that their opponents Laws Book
4 1 | destruction of one of the parties, and by the victory of the 5 4 | laws are not polities but parties, and their notions of justice 6 6 | point in dispute between the parties should be made clear; and 7 9 | shall begin to examine the parties, and proceed to make an 8 11 | by such physicians as the parties may agree to choose; and 9 11 | completed his agreement, if the parties are not able previously 10 11 | may be cases in which the parties refuse to obey, and are 11 11 | witness. And either of the parties in a cause may bring an 12 11 | kept under the seal of both parties, and produce them on the 13 12 | him. For he made the two parties take an oath respecting 14 12 | away with the oaths of the parties on either side—he who obtains 15 12 | without the oath of the parties to the suit, and the presiding 16 12 | answers have to be put in and parties are to appear—of these and Lysis Part
17 Intro| The egotism of one of the parties may be too much for the Parmenides Part
18 Intro| The passions of religious parties have been roused to the Phaedrus Part
19 Intro| cause;’ and do not ‘both parties sometimes agree to tell 20 Text | for the advantage of both parties, and for the injury of neither.~‘ 21 Text | allusion to a game in which two parties fled or pursued according 22 Text | then Tisias says that both parties should tell lies: the coward Philebus Part
23 Intro| happiness of a people. All parties alike profess to aim at The Republic Book
24 1 | the receiver, if the two parties are friends, is not the 25 5 | city is divided, if both parties destroy the lands and burn The Sophist Part
26 Intro| mankind joins one of two parties in politics, in religion, Theaetetus Part
27 Intro| midst of the fray; both parties are dragging us to their 28 Text | different ways by the two parties. Therefore I think that 29 Text | thoroughly what the two parties have to say would be quite