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1 Text| life they convicted him of theft, and almost put him to death, Laws Book
2 8 | substances, or by digging or by theft, let the injured party bring 3 9 | double the amount of the theft if he be convicted, and 4 9 | person be convicted of a theft against the state, then 5 9 | twice the amount of the theft, he shall be set free from 6 9 | you say, Stranger, that a theft is all one, whether the 7 11 | does another any injury by theft or violence, for the greater 8 11 | to be of all actions of theft and violence, and giving 9 12 | pay if he be convicted.~Theft is a mean, and robbery a 10 12 | on the other because his theft, is less, but on the ground 11 12 | stranger or a slave of a theft of public property, let Protagoras Part
12 Text| afterwards prosecuted for theft, owing to the blunder of The Republic Book
13 1 | excellent above all men in theft and perjury." ~And so, you 14 1 | that justice is an art of theft; to be practised, however, " 15 3 | deprivation caused either by theft, or force, or enchantment? ~ 16 3 | the other; and this I call theft. Now you understand me? ~ 17 4 | be guilty of sacrilege or theft, or treachery either to