The Apology
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 1 Text |         politics, I should have perished long ago, and done no good


Cratylus
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 2 Intro|        have come into being and perished during this period? And
 3 Intro|      meaning of them has either perished wholly, or is only doubtfully


Ion
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 4 Text |         Erebus, and the sun has perished out of heaven, and an evil


Laws
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 5 3    |         this period and as many perished? And has not each of them
 6 3    |        all implements have then perished and every other excellent


Lysis
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 7 Text |        be evil because evil has perished? Or rather shall I say,


Phaedo
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 8 Text |    harmony survives and has not perished—you cannot imagine, he would
 9 Text |         nature and kindred, has perished—perished before the mortal.
10 Text |       and kindred, has perished—perished before the mortal. The harmony
11 Text |         for it could never have perished, nor could it have remained
12 Text | assailed by cold would not have perished or have been extinguished,


Phaedrus
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13 Intro|        why so many of them have perished, why the lyric poets have


The Republic
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14 10   |      has been saved and has not perished, and will save us if we


The Statesman
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15 Intro|          For they ought to have perished long ago, if they had depended
16 Text |         earth-born race had all perished, and every soul had completed
17 Text |       time, and perish and have perished and will hereafter perish,