Gorgias
   Part
 1 Intro|    any one to death; he who kills another, even justly, is
 2 Intro|    to be envied, and he who kills him unjustly is to be pitied;
 3 Text |    tyrant or a rhetorician, kills another or exiles another
 4 Text |   so much, Polus, as he who kills him, and not so much as


Laws
   Book
 5 9    | public games, involuntarily kills a friend, and he dies either
 6 9    |    to declare. And if a man kills his own slave, when he has
 7 9    |  the homicide. And if a man kills a freeman unintentionally,
 8 9    |   in a similar case. He who kills his own slave shall undergo
 9 9    |     purification, but if he kills the slave of another in
10 9    |   slave in a fit of passion kills his master, the kindred
11 9    | they will be pure; or if he kills a freeman, who is not his
12 9    |    a fit of anger a husband kills his wedded wife, or the
13 9    |  sister in a fit of passion kills a brother or a sister, they
14 9    |  his mother. But if brother kills brother in a civil broil,
15 9    |    to death. And if any one kills a slave who has done no


The Republic
   Book
16 8    |    fellow-citizens; some he kills and others he banishes,
17 10   |   which evil has, and which kills them sooner or later, but