Charmides
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 1 Text |         And are you about to use violence, without even going through
 2 Text |        justice?~Yes, I shall use violence, he replied, since he orders
 3 Text |         has passed, I said, when violence is employed; and you, when
 4 Text |     anything, and in the mood of violence, are irresistible.~Do not


Crito
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 5 Text |        just: and if he may do no violence to his father or mother,
 6 Text |      mother, much less may he do violence to his country.’ What answer


The First Alcibiades
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 7 Text | certainly; we say that deceit or violence has been employed, or that


Gorgias
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 8 Intro|       Law, the king of all, does violence with high hand;’ as is indeed
 9 Intro|   eternal damnation.~We do Plato violence in pressing his figures
10 Text |         might to be right, doing violence with highest hand; as I


Laws
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11 4    |        in all sorts of ways. The violence of war and the hard necessity
12 4    |      said that Pindar considered violence natural and justified it.~
13 6    |          may fairly use a little violence in order to make you.~Cleinias.
14 8    |     inspectors of temperance and violence, they should chastise him
15 9    |          city to factions, using violence and stirring up sedition
16 9    |    temples, and the subverter by violence of the laws of the state.
17 9    |          kind of actions done by violence and in the light of day,
18 9    |           or sometimes both with violence and deceit; the laws concerning
19 9    |          by blows, or some other violence, the slayer shall undergo
20 9    |     prelude concerning crimes of violence in general; and I must not
21 9    |          who deprives himself by violence of his appointed share of
22 9    |  guiltless. And any one who does violence to a free woman or a youth,
23 9    |          find his wife suffering violence, he may kill the violator,
24 9    |        have to speak of deeds of violence, voluntary and involuntary,
25 9    |          of assault are deeds of violence; and every man, woman, or
26 10   |        let us sum up all acts of violence under a single law, which
27 10   |      parents; the fourth kind of violence is when any one, regardless
28 11   |        shall be deemed guilty of violence, and being convicted shall
29 11   |   another any injury by theft or violence, for the greater injury
30 11   |         all actions of theft and violence, and giving laws of such
31 12   |        Zeus delight in fraud and violence, or ever practised, either.
32 12   |          thieves or is guilty of violence, that he is doing nothing
33 12   |          his country by fraud or violence, whether he be caught in


Meno
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34 Intro|      good (Republic) may without violence be converted into the Supreme


Phaedo
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35 Intro|     former life of sensuality or violence, she takes the form of an
36 Intro|         superseded despotism and violence; that an ethical religion
37 Intro|         amid scenes of death and violence by the contrasts which he
38 Text |      injustice, and tyranny, and violence, will pass into wolves,
39 Text |       sufferings hardly and with violence carried away by her attendant
40 Text |           for example, have done violence to a father or a mother,


Phaedrus
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41 Text |          do not compel me to use violence.~SOCRATES: But, my sweet
42 Text |         back the reins with such violence as to bring both the steeds


Philebus
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43 Text |         stirs even a wise man to violence, And is sweeter than honey


The Republic
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44 3    |        is like a wild beast, all violence and fierceness, and knows
45 3    |       forced, are those whom the violence of some pain or grief compels
46 4    |     himself, and is angry at the violence within him, and that in
47 5    |       not strike or do any other violence to an elder, unless the
48 8    |         that the tyrant will use violence? What! beat his father if


The Seventh Letter
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49 Text |      extraordinary and startling violence, and might therefore be


The Sophist
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50 Text |        one name, as hunting with violence.~THEAETETUS: Very good.~


The Statesman
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51 Intro|         of those who had died by violence, in a few moments underwent
52 Intro|       the care. And there was no violence among them, or war, or devouring
53 Intro|          which may with a little violence be comprehended in one of
54 Intro|         who uses a little gentle violence in effecting the cure? Or
55 Intro|        Or shall we say, that the violence is just, if exercised by
56 Intro|          are termed ‘hardness,’ ‘violence,’ ‘madness;’ of the other ‘
57 Intro|        the same time some little violence may be used in exterminating
58 Intro|          this world. The ‘gentle violence,’ the marriage of dissimilar
59 Text |      bodies of those who died by violence at that time quickly passed
60 Text |  shepherd; neither was there any violence, or devouring of one another,
61 Text |          to thieving and acts of violence, and are concerned with
62 Text |          he does use some gentle violence for their good, what is
63 Text |         their good, what is this violence to be called? Or rather,
64 Text |         the patient to whom such violence is applied, to charge the
65 Text |      physician who practises the violence with wanting skill or aggravating
66 Text |          he could say about such violence is that he has incurred
67 Text |        And shall we say that the violence, if exercised by a rich
68 Text |  quickness or hardness is termed violence or madness; too great slowness


The Symposium
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69 Text | mutilation of the gods, or other violence, but peace and sweetness,
70 Text |          him, or, if he attempts violence, protect me, as I am in


Theaetetus
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71 Intro|      facts which prove an act of violence, but he may truly persuade
72 Text |         about acts of robbery or violence, of which they were not


Timaeus
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73 Intro|          that which is caused by violence is painful.~Every one may
74 Intro| convulsions and other evils. The violence of controversy, or the earnestness
75 Text |          touches it; there is no violence either in the contraction