The Apology
    Part
  1 Text |        live in prison, and be the slave of the magistrates of the


Crito
    Part
  2 Text |        that you are our child and slave, as your fathers were before
  3 Text |       doing what only a miserable slave would do, running away and


The First Alcibiades
    Part
  4 Text |          himself first, and not a slave; the most valiant trains
  5 Text |           he is to deem himself a slave; whereas Pericles gave you,
  6 Text |           Zopyrus the Thracian, a slave of his who was past all
  7 Text |          vice is only suited to a slave?~ALCIBIADES: Yes.~SOCRATES:
  8 Text |         is not the condition of a slave to be avoided?~ALCIBIADES:


Gorgias
    Part
  9 Intro|     explains that Archelaus was a slave, being the son of a woman
 10 Intro|        son of a woman who was the slave of Alcetas, brother of Perdiccas
 11 Intro|            the dandy, the branded slave, are all distinguishable.
 12 Text |           have the physician your slave, and the trainer your slave,
 13 Text |       slave, and the trainer your slave, and the money-maker of
 14 Text |        son of a woman who was the slave of Alcetas the brother of
 15 Text |           in strict right was the slave of Alcetas; and if he had
 16 Text |           would have remained his slave, and then, according to
 17 Text |           part of a man, but of a slave, who indeed had better die
 18 Text |           are against nature: the slave would rise in rebellion
 19 Text |          be cured by him, whether slave or freeman? And I should
 20 Text |      whether citizen or stranger, slave or freeman? Tell me, Callicles,


Ion
    Part
 21 Text |         what a freeman and what a slave ought to say, and what a
 22 Text |           But he will know what a slave ought to say?~ION: Yes.~
 23 Text |        Yes.~SOCRATES: Suppose the slave to be a cowherd; the rhapsode


Laches
    Part
 24 Text |          vile corpus’ of a Carian slave, but on your own sons, or


Laws
    Book
 25 1    |          of their souls will be a slave, the other half free; and
 26 2    |           That every man and boy, slave and free, both sexes, and
 27 2    |           and that in the city no slave, male or female, should
 28 4    |       slaves and freemen; and the slave doctors run about and cure
 29 4    |        individual complaints? The slave doctor prescribes what mere
 30 6    |    citizens, and any one, whether slave or freeman wrongs another,
 31 6    |     stripes and bonds, if he be a slave or stranger; but if he be
 32 6    |          say that the soul of the slave is utterly corrupt, and
 33 6    |           the necessary division, slave, and freeman, and master.~
 34 7    |         studies; but he is also a slave, and in that regard any
 35 8    |           not laid down. And if a slave touches any fruit of this
 36 8    |           whether he be master or slave, takes of them in ignorance,
 37 8    |        them in ignorance, let the slave be beaten, and the freeman
 38 9    |       robbing temples, if he be a slave or stranger, shall have
 39 9    |         penalties:—If he kill the slave of another in the belief
 40 9    |        And if a man kills his own slave, when he has been purified
 41 9    |          as he did who killed the slave. But let him not forget
 42 9    |        case. He who kills his own slave shall undergo a purification,
 43 9    | purification, but if he kills the slave of another in anger, he
 44 9    |     accordance with the law. If a slave in a fit of passion kills
 45 9    |           owner shall give up the slave to the relatives of the
 46 9    |           and so in the case of a slave who has killed a slave;
 47 9    |          a slave who has killed a slave; but if a slave have killed
 48 9    |          killed a slave; but if a slave have killed a freeman in
 49 9    |          citizen a stranger, or a slave a slave, there shall be
 50 9    |          a stranger, or a slave a slave, there shall be no difference
 51 9    |       them over at the time. If a slave be convicted of slaying
 52 9    |            And if any one kills a slave who has done no wrong, because
 53 9    |          be deemed the subject or slave of any man, but rather the
 54 9    |       prescribed by the law. If a slave in a fit of anger wound
 55 9    |         freeman, the owner of the slave shall give him up to the
 56 9    |          if any one says that the slave and the wounded man are
 57 9    |    freeman who conspired with the slave shall reliable to an action
 58 9    |         not come, blame. And if a slave come to the rescue, let
 59 9    |         most serious charge.~If a slave strike a freeman, whether
 60 9    |        the law be as follows:—The slave who strikes a freeman, not
 61 9    |         not release him until the slave has persuaded the man whom
 62 11   |           wrongly; and if he be a slave who gives information, let
 63 11   |        and the man who takes it a slave, be beaten with many stripes
 64 11   |           mind may arrest his own slave, and do with him whatever
 65 11   |         he may arrest the runaway slave of any of his friends or
 66 11   |         is being carried off as a slave, intending to liberate him,
 67 11   |          has been deprived of the slave. Any man may also carry
 68 11   |       this wise:—If a man sells a slave who is in a consumption,
 69 11   |         pay back the price of the slave. If a person sells a homicide
 70 11   |           magistrates, if he be a slave or a metic, shall have the
 71 11   |           follow—in case a female slave have intercourse with a
 72 11   |           intercourse with a male slave, or with a freeman or freedman,
 73 11   |          the master of the female slave. Again, if a free woman
 74 11   |           intercourse with a male slave, the offspring shall belong
 75 11   |       belong to the master of the slave; but if a child be born
 76 11   |         child be born either of a slave by her master, or of his
 77 11   |           or of his mistress by a slave—and this be provence offspring
 78 11   |           one who likes. And if a slave inform, he shall receive
 79 11   |         freedom; and if he be the slave of the injurer or injured
 80 11   |         drachmae, whether he be a slave or a freeman whom he neglects;
 81 11   |          ever teach anybody else, slave or freeman, under the penalty
 82 11   |           if such an one, whether slave or freeman, were utterly
 83 11   |         this sort of animal.~If a slave of either sex injure anything,
 84 11   |          blame, the master of the slave who has done the harm shall
 85 11   |  satisfaction, or give up the the slave who has done has done the
 86 11   |         the view of obtaining the slave, let him sue the person,
 87 11   |         fixes as the price of the slave; and if he lose his suit,
 88 11   |           injury, and give up the slave. And if a beast of burden,
 89 11   |        allowed to bear witness. A slave of either sex and a child
 90 12   |      court of law a stranger or a slave of a theft of public property,
 91 12   |         the person prevented be a slave, whether his own or belonging
 92 12   |           would be the state of a slave.~Athenian. And may not the


Lysis
    Part
 93 Text |          is in the condition of a slave, and who cannot do what
 94 Text |         the muleteer.~And is he a slave or a free man?~A slave,
 95 Text |          a slave or a free man?~A slave, he said.~And do they esteem
 96 Text |        said.~And do they esteem a slave of more value than you who
 97 Text |          there he is.~And is he a slave?~To be sure; he is our slave,
 98 Text |      slave?~To be sure; he is our slave, he replied.~Surely, I said,
 99 Text |           should be governed by a slave. And what does he do with


Meno
    Part
100 Text |       DIALOGUE: Meno, Socrates, A Slave of Meno (Boy), Anytus.~MENO:
101 Text |          same in a child and in a slave, Meno? Can the child govern
102 Text |         govern his father, or the slave his master; and would he
103 Text |          governed be any longer a slave?~MENO: I think not, Socrates.~
104 Text |     proper name, then you, Meno’s slave, are prepared to affirm
105 Text |        controlling me who am your slave, and never of controlling


Parmenides
    Part
106 Intro|         this way: one of us has a slave; and the idea of a slave
107 Intro|          slave; and the idea of a slave in the abstract is relative
108 Intro|        particular relation of our slave to us.—Do you see my meaning?’ ‘
109 Text |        Parmenides:—A master has a slave; now there is nothing absolute


Phaedrus
    Part
110 Text |           of his passions and the slave of pleasure will of course


Protagoras
    Part
111 Text |          in pursuit of my runaway slave Satyrus, as I meant to have
112 Text |       just as if knowledge were a slave, and might be dragged about


The Republic
    Book
113 3    |          as to be at one time the slave of two seemingly inconsistent
114 4    |          blamed and is called the slave of self and unprincipled. ~
115 4    |      found in children and women, slave and freeman, artisan, ruler,
116 5    |      should be owned by them as a slave; that is a rule which they
117 7    |         freeman ought not to be a slave in the acquisition of knowledge
118 8    |         of this sort, and was the slave of the unnecessary desires,
119 8    |       popular liberty is when the slave bought with money, whether
120 9    |         soul of a freeman or of a slave? ~He has the soul of a slave,
121 9    |      slave? ~He has the soul of a slave, in my opinion. ~And the
122 9    |        men may think, is the real slave, and is obliged to practise
123 9    |         up his abode with certain slave pleasures which are his


The Seventh Letter
    Part
124 Text |         own son. I would advise a slave under such circumstances,


The Sophist
    Part
125 Intro|      Hegel will hardly become the slave of any other system-maker.


The Statesman
    Part
126 Intro|         speaking of the veritable slave bought with money, nor of
127 Intro|        this enfolding freeman and slave and every other social element,


The Symposium
    Part
128 Text |    slavery worse than that of any slave—in any other case friends
129 Text |         or institution, himself a slave mean and narrow-minded,


Theaetetus
    Part
130 Text |           is in breeding unlike a slave.~THEODORUS: In what is the
131 Text |          which has been that of a slave from his youth upwards,
132 Text |         has not been brought up a slave. Such are the two characters,