Critias
   Part
 1 Text |      image of the goddess in full armour, to be a testimony that


Euthydemus
   Part
 2 Intro|         of the art of fighting in armour. To this they have now added
 3 Text |        are capital at fighting in armour, and will teach the art
 4 Text |          whole art of fighting in armour: and they know about law
 5 Text |        was the art of fighting in armour; and I used to say as much
 6 Text |           your companion fight in armour, I thought that you would


Gorgias
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 7 Intro|        not receive, he puts on an armour which cannot be pierced


Laches
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 8 Intro|       Stesilaus fighting in heavy armour. The two fathers ask the
 9 Intro|         the man fighting in heavy armour. The more enlightened Nicias
10 Text | exhibition of the man fighting in armour, Nicias and Laches, but
11 Text |         us the art of fighting in armour, which he thought an excellent
12 Text |           this art of fighting in armour, and about any other studies
13 Text |      speak—the art of fighting in armour? Is that a practice in which
14 Text |           learned how to fight in armour will desire to learn the
15 Text |   perceive that these fighters in armour regard Lacedaemon as a sacred
16 Text |      learn the art of fighting in armour?~SOCRATES: Yes, Nicias;
17 Text |      which the art of fighting in armour is supposed to conduce?


Laws
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18 7    |          above all, when in heavy armour, he has to fight against
19 7    |        has to fight against heavy armour. And there is a very great
20 7    |     clothed in a complete suit of armour, and in this attire go through
21 8    |         first sent forth in heavy armour, and shall run a course
22 8    |       will institute conflicts in armour of one against one, and
23 8    |           fair, so in fighting in armour—we ought to call in skilful
24 8    |         javelin–man who fights in armour on horseback is useful,


Menexenus
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25 Text |           several duties, in full armour clad; and bringing freshly