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Laws Book
1 8 | shall sell, and the other buy, liquids sufficient to last 2 8 | to the people who want to buy, and of implements and other 3 8 | strangers are compelled to buy and purchase of others. 4 8 | slaves, nor shall any one buy of a citizen; but let the 5 8 | Let any stranger who likes buy fuel from day to day wholesale, 6 11 | matter; but he shall not buy or sell anywhere else, nor Phaedrus Part
7 Text| that I persuaded you to buy a horse and go to the wars. Protagoras Part
8 Text| physician who may happen to buy of them. In like manner 9 Text| and evil, you may safely buy knowledge of Protagoras 10 Text| so great. But you cannot buy the wares of knowledge and The Republic Book
11 1 | Certainly. ~And when you want to buy a ship, the shipwright or 12 2 | State. ~Clearly they will buy and sell. ~Then they will 13 2 | from those who desire to buy. ~This want, then, creates 14 5 | and in finding money to buy necessaries for their household, 15 8 | take interest from them and buy up their estates and thus The Sophist Part
16 Text| may fabricate as well as buy these same wares, intending Theaetetus Part
17 Text| for example, a man may buy and keep under his control