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Euthydemus Part
1 Text | happier in having such a treasure than the great king is in 2 Text | he ought to obtain this treasure, far more than money, from Euthyphro Part
3 Text | ask you not to hide your treasure, but to tell me once more Laws Book
4 9 | voluntary; but he who does not treasure up his anger, and takes 5 11 | First, let us speak of treasure trove:—May I never pray 6 11 | Gods to find the hidden treasure, which another has laid 7 11 | if I should find, such a treasure. And may I never have any 8 11 | perhaps a great heap of treasure, what he ought to suffer 9 11 | ten times the value of the treasure which he has moved to the Lysis Part
10 Text | easily possessed of this treasure, and so soon, he of you, 11 Text | Suppose the case of a great treasure (this may be a son, who Menexenus Part
12 Text | parents is a fair and noble treasure to their posterity, but 13 Text | but to have the use of a treasure of wealth and honour, and Philebus Part
14 Text | fancies that he has found a treasure of wisdom; in the first Protagoras Part
15 Intro| knowledge as for a precious treasure; willing to rest this even