Critias
   Part
 1 Text|     invoking mighty curses on the disobedient. When therefore, after slaying


Crito
   Part
 2 Text|        and what affecting, in the disobedient person?~CRITO: Clearly,


Laws
   Book
 3 3   |        judgment, and punished the disobedient, was not expressed in a
 4 4   |        pay no fine; but he who is disobedient, and does not marry, when
 5 5   |           the law declares to the disobedient that these are the terms
 6 6   |         to the law; but he who is disobedient shall be punished by the
 7 7   |          blameless; but he who is disobedient, as I was saying, shall
 8 9   |         to say. But to him who is disobedient when the prelude is over,
 9 9   |     gentleness. But if any one is disobedient, either ventures to go to
10 9   |            And if any homicide is disobedient to the law, and without
11 9   |         And he who is impious and disobedient in such a case shall be
12 9   |           children.~And he who is disobedient shall be justly liable to
13 9   |        such exhortations, but the disobedient, who heeds not the prelude,
14 11  |         legislator. But he who is disobedient, and wrongs any one who
15 11  |          anger. And if any one is disobedient, the judges shall either
16 11  |       being dishonoured, and held disobedient to the laws.~Now he is not
17 12  |           in which any freeman is disobedient to the state in minor matters,
18 12  | magistrates shall impose upon the disobedient a suitable penalty, and


Timaeus
   Part
19 Text|         masterful, like an animal disobedient to reason, and maddened