The Apology
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 1 Text |   entreated the judges with many tears, and how he produced his
 2 Text |          I said before about the tears and prayers. But this is


Ion
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 3 Intro|        performing;—his eyes rain tears and his hair stands on end.
 4 Text |          my eyes are filled with tears, and when I speak of horrors,
 5 Text |         your cheeks are wet with tears. And the vestibule is full,


Laws
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 6 5    |     excess either of laughter or tears, and should exhort his neighbour
 7 7    |      then he is not pleased. For tears and cries are the inauspicious


Phaedo
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 8 Intro|       can no longer restrain his tears, contrasts with the passionate
 9 Text |       errand. Then bursting into tears he turned away and went
10 Text |        in spite of myself my own tears were flowing fast; so that
11 Text |   himself unable to restrain his tears, had got up, and I followed;
12 Text |       ashamed, and refrained our tears; and he walked about until,


Philebus
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13 Text |   spectators smile through their tears?~PROTARCHUS: Certainly I


The Republic
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14 3    |       Achaeans might expiate his tears by the arrows of the god"-


The Seventh Letter
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15 Text |        two stood shedding silent tears, while I said: “These men
16 Text | Theodotes, falling before him in tears, took his hand and entreated


The Symposium
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17 Text |       reveller, and my eyes rain tears when I hear them. And I


Timaeus
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18 Intro|          and water which we call tears. The inner fire flashes
19 Intro|          collected. The water of tears and perspiration and similar
20 Text |          and water which we call tears, being itself an opposite
21 Text | newly-formed phlegm is sweat and tears, and includes the various