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The Apology Part
1 Intro| they deserved to be to the newly restored democracy, were Charmides Part
2 PreS | unable to agree in this newly fashioned doctrine of the Cratylus Part
3 Intro| technical words or words newly imported from a foreign 4 Text | be quite like a prophet newly inspired, and to be uttering Euthydemus Part
5 Text | Sophist, and appeared to have newly arrived from a sea-voyage, Laws Book
6 2 | making the discovery that our newly–appointed choristers, whom 7 4 | sanction of a name to the newly–founded city; but I do want 8 7 | amount of exercise upon newly–born infants?~Athenian. 9 7 | ourselves, and least of all the newly–born infant, for in infancy 10 7 | excellent, and from these the newly–founded city may freely 11 9 | suffered a violent end, when newly dead, if he has had the 12 9 | be an old inhabitant or newly arrived; he shall not venture Lysis Part
13 Text | building, he replied, is a newly erected Palaestra; and the Phaedrus Part
14 Intro| reasoning of the rhetoricians newly imported from Sicily, which 15 Text | sight. Now he who is not newly initiated or who has become The Republic Book
16 4 | now, I said, look at our newly created State, and there 17 9 | friends, for the sake of some newly found blooming youth who Theaetetus Part
18 Intro| the infant or of a person newly restored to sight. Yet even Timaeus Part
19 Intro| too, formed out of the newly digested food, are attracted 20 Intro| soft and delicate, being newly made of marrow and nurtured