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Cratylus Part
1 Intro| having no reasons.~I will freely impart to you my own notions, 2 Intro| Words now can be used more freely because there are more of Critias Part
3 Text | such blessings the earth freely furnished them; meanwhile Gorgias Part
4 Intro| one man. Few persons speak freely from their own natures, 5 Intro| of every individual are freely developed, and ‘the idea 6 Text | like him, I say, who might freely be enjoying every good, 7 Text | Speak out, my good friend, freely and fairly as you did at Laches Part
8 Text | satisfied myself, I will freely impart my satisfaction to Laws Book
9 1 | he is the only man who is freely and genuinely good by the 10 4 | fountain, he allows to flow out freely whatever comes in, and his 11 5 | power. Let every man, then, freely strive for the prize of 12 7 | give their instructions freely, and the others to receive 13 7 | the newly–founded city may freely select what is proper and 14 9 | murdered person before dying freely forgives the murderer, let Lysis Part
15 Intro| weaken the person who too freely partakes of it. Thus we Phaedrus Part
16 Intro| heaven, and he who will may freely behold them. The great vision 17 Intro| brings together. He works freely and is not to be supposed 18 Text | evils, why should he not freely do what will gratify the Philebus Part
19 Intro| respect such as would be freely granted to the ambiguous Protagoras Part
20 Text | mistake about this; for I will freely confess to you, Protagoras, 21 Text | capacity, and everybody was freely teaching everybody the art, 22 Text | reproving the bad player as freely and openly as every man Theaetetus Part
23 Text | personal attractions, I may freely say, that in all my acquaintance, Timaeus Part
24 Intro| he was able to speculate freely on the effects of infinite 25 Intro| bitterness, which reason freely uses in the execution of 26 Intro| Republic he represents man as freely choosing his own lot in 27 Text | down from above might flow freely to the other parts, and