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The Apology Part
1 Intro| and first he went to the politicians, and then to the poets, 2 Text | oracle irrefutable. After the politicians, I went to the poets; tragic, 3 Text | that I was superior to the politicians.~At last I went to the artisans. 4 Text | behalf of the craftsmen and politicians; Lycon, on behalf of the The First Alcibiades Part
5 Text | now, as they have become politicians without any special training, Gorgias Part
6 Intro| politics, and I dare say that politicians are equally ridiculous when 7 Intro| against a whole tribe of politicians and lawyers, and be too 8 Intro| Sir R. Peel, are the real politicians of their time, but Locke, 9 Intro| philosopher, to the mob of politicians: (12) the ironical tale 10 Text | ridiculous as I imagine the politicians to be, when they make their 11 Text | cobblers or cooks, but wise politicians who understand the administration Meno Part
12 Text | that not you only and other politicians have doubts whether virtue Phaedrus Part
13 Intro| making speeches, for the politicians have been deriding him. 14 Intro| small danger of this; the politicians are themselves the great 15 Intro| house? While there are some politicians who have no knowledge of 16 Text | quite lately one of your politicians was abusing him on this 17 Text | nothing of which our great politicians are so fond as of writing Protagoras Part
18 Intro| between skilled and unskilled politicians. (1) For all men have the The Republic Book
19 8 | own hands; they are not politicians, and have not much to live The Statesman Part
20 Intro| comparison of the contemporary politicians to lions, centaurs, satyrs, 21 Intro| sophists who had turned politicians, in various forms of men 22 Text | shall see who are the false politicians who pretend to be politicians 23 Text | politicians who pretend to be politicians but are not, although they 24 Text | most justly fixed upon the politicians, as they are termed.~STRANGER: Theaetetus Part
25 Intro| or the seeming wisdom of politicians is mean and common. The 26 Text | only, such as the wisdom of politicians, or the wisdom of the arts,