Laws
   Book
 1 8    |       necessaries be required to be sold; out of the other two–thirds
 2 8    |            to sell to strangers are sold to them, as the law ordains.
 3 8    |         property has been bought or sold, greater in quantity or
 4 11   |       protection in cases of things sold not in accordance with these
 5 11   |        double the price at which he sold. If a private person sell
 6 11   |            He who is proved to have sold any adulterated goods, in


Phaedo
   Part
 7 Intro|    Scripture (‘Are not two sparrows sold for one farthing?’ etc.),
 8 Text |            anything truly bought or sold, whether courage or temperance
 9 Text |        These hopes I would not have sold for a large sum of money,


The Republic
   Book
10 8    | principalities which are bought and sold, and some other intermediate
11 9    |          can imagine that a man who sold his son or daughter into
12 9    |             money, especially if he sold them into the hands of fierce


The Seventh Letter
   Part
13 Text |            sell it, and when it was sold would give half to me to


The Sophist
   Part
14 Text |          city, and carried away and sold in another—wares of the
15 Text |          the learned wares which he sold.~STRANGER: Quite right;


The Statesman
   Part
16 Text |             others, which have been sold before?~YOUNG SOCRATES: