The Apology
   Part
 1 Text |       disciples. But if any one likes to come and hear me while


Crito
   Part
 2 Text |     other city, may go where he likes, retaining his property.


Euthydemus
   Part
 3 Text |       also to teach any one who likes to learn.~But I can promise


The First Alcibiades
   Part
 4 Text |          and, although no lover likes to speak with one who has
 5 Text |         the power to do what he likes, but has no understanding,
 6 Text |       and is able to do what he likes, not having the mind of
 7 Text |         the power to do what he likes, has no intelligence or


Gorgias
   Part
 8 Intro|         them. He has no private likes or dislikes; he does not
 9 Text |        And Polus may ask, if he likes, for he has not as yet been
10 Text |      through life doing what he likes and holding the reins of
11 Text |       satisfy his desires as he likes, but when he is sick they
12 Text |     whom any one may do what he likes,—he may box my ears, which
13 Text |     character, and has the same likes and dislikes, and is at
14 Text |       the old story—that he who likes will kill me and get my


Laws
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15 2    |         bad characters, whom he likes and approves rather than
16 2    |        is made that any one who likes may enter the lists, and
17 2    |      his whole life whatever he likes, still, if he be unrighteous
18 2    |      because somebody thinks or likes something, but they are
19 2    |     amusement only, and whoever likes may drink whenever he likes,
20 2    |     likes may drink whenever he likes, and with whom he likes,
21 2    |         likes, and with whom he likes, and add to this any other
22 3    |  Athenian. And every man surely likes his own laws best, and the
23 4    |   invitation to any Hellene who likes to come. And yet I observe
24 5    |        this our law any one who likes may inform against him and
25 6    |      which every one may, if he likes, vote, and the three first
26 6    |        the city any one whom he likes out of the highest class,
27 6    |        citizen. Let any one who likes go to the assembly and to
28 7    |      against him by any one who likes.~Cleinias. Very good.~Athenian.
29 8    |        divert their course: who likes may draw water from the
30 8    |      pluck them how and when he likes; but if he take them from
31 8    |  servants. Let any stranger who likes buy fuel from day to day
32 8    |         the metics. Any one who likes may come and be a metic
33 8    |  conditions; a foreigner, if he likes, and is able to settle,
34 9    |    dwelling in the city, he who likes shall prosecute the cause
35 11   |      contributions, any man who likes may go about collecting
36 11   |         his race by any one who likes, before those who have been
37 11   |      against him by any one who likes. And if a slave inform,
38 11   |       advocate, let any one who likes indict him for malpractices
39 12   |    prizes of valour; and he who likes shall give judgment in his
40 12   |   temple of any war–god whom he likes, adding an inscription for
41 12   |         appoint any one whom he likes to guard them during five
42 12   |         bring what offerings he likes, provided it be a single


Lysis
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43 Intro|         him to do exactly as he likes.’ ‘Of course not: the very
44 Text |       and who cannot do what he likes?~I should think not indeed,
45 Text |      you? and may he do what he likes with the horses? and do
46 Text |         allow him to do what he likes, when they prohibit you?


Meno
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47 Text |     comers; and any Hellene who likes may ask him anything. How
48 Text |      instruction to any one who likes, at a fixed price?~ANYTUS:


Protagoras
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49 Intro|       himself of speaking as he likes. But Alcibiades answers
50 Text |        high and low—any one who likes gets up, and no one reproaches
51 Text |        has been my pupil, if he likes he pays my price, but there
52 Text |         as many questions as he likes to ask, let him in like


The Republic
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53 1    |       to govern; because no one likes to take in hand the reformation
54 2    |         trade and deal where he likes, and always to his own advantage,
55 2    | learning who determines what he likes and dislikes by the test
56 4    |       allowed to do whatever he likes with the single exception
57 8    |      man may say and do what he likes? ~'Tis said so, he replied. ~


The Sophist
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58 Intro|        reason for doing what he likes (Wallace). He is suspicious
59 Text |        popular form, and he who likes may learn.~THEAETETUS: I
60 Text |     power of making whatever he likes.~THEAETETUS: Certainly.~


The Statesman
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61 Text |     rich only, that anybody who likes, whatever may be his calling,


The Symposium
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62 Text |     play to herself, or, if she likes, to the women who are within (


Theaetetus
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63 Text |         opponent as often as he likes, and make fun; but the dialectician
64 Text |       and have them whenever he likes;—he can catch any which
65 Text |       he can catch any which he likes, and let the bird go again,
66 Text |   learning’ in any way which he likes, but since we have determined