Cratylus
   Part
 1 Intro|          that to Hestia the first sacrifices are offered. There is also
 2 Text |          those who appointed that sacrifices should be first offered


Critias
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 3 Text | themselves temples and instituted sacrifices. And Poseidon, receiving
 4 Text |            over the embers of the sacrifices by which they had sworn,


Euthyphro
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 5 Intro|          and deed, by prayers and sacrifices. In other words, says Socrates,
 6 Text |          and deed, by prayers and sacrifices. Such piety is the salvation


Laws
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 7 1    |       Oracle, and offered certain sacrifices which the God commanded.
 8 5    |          mankind have established sacrifices in connection with mystic
 9 5    |        entertain one another with sacrifices, and become friends and
10 6    |           ten years experience of sacrifices and dances, if extending
11 6    |           a cow and had no animal sacrifices, but only cakes and fruits
12 6    |         the time when the nuptial sacrifices and ceremonies were performed.
13 7    |        whom they offer acceptable sacrifices, and producing in them a
14 7    |         to be sung at the several sacrifices, and with what dances the
15 7    |         the citizens are to offer sacrifices and libations to the Fates
16 7    |         in order that seasons and sacrifices and festivals may have their
17 7    |        far as to be able to offer sacrifices and pray to them in pious
18 8    |       them, and to determine what sacrifices will be for the good of
19 8    |         him, making the games and sacrifices duly to correspond at fitting
20 8    |       during their whole life are sacrifices and festivals and dances.
21 9    |       accomplished by prayers and sacrifices to certain Gods, who are
22 10   |      aside from their purpose, by sacrifices and prayers.~Cleinias. What
23 10   |          their parents during the sacrifices showing an intense earnestness
24 10   |           easily propitiated with sacrifices and prayers. As to the opinion
25 10   |          about the Gods and about sacrifices and oaths, and perhaps by
26 10   |    promise to charm the Gods with sacrifices and prayers, and will utterly
27 10   | consecrating the occasion, vowing sacrifices, and promising shrines to
28 10   |  propitiate the God secretly with sacrifices and prayers, while they
29 11   |          temple, or at the public sacrifices, or at games, or in the
30 12   |   assemblies, and at all Hellenic sacrifices and sacred missions, and
31 12   |          sent to take part in the sacrifices and games there dedicated
32 12   | forbidding strangers at meals and sacrifices, as is the manner which


Menexenus
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33 Text |      these to reconcile them with sacrifices and prayers, praying to


Phaedo
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34 Text |          infer from the rites and sacrifices which are offered to the


Philebus
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35 Intro|          to ourselves. For he who sacrifices himself for the good of


The Republic
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36 1    |          I have to look after the sacrifices, and I hand over the argument
37 1    |         went away laughing to the sacrifices. ~Tell me then, O thou heir
38 2    |            moreover, he can offer sacrifices, and dedicate gifts to the
39 2    |         or his ancestor's sins by sacrifices or charms, with rejoicings
40 2    |          and avert their wrath by sacrifices and soothing entreaties,
41 2    | atonements for sin may be made by sacrifices and amusements which fill
42 2    |         influenced and turned by "sacrifices and soothing entreaties
43 4    |     handsome about them, offering sacrifices to the gods on their own
44 4    |        institution of temples and sacrifices, and the entire service
45 5    |       brides and bridegrooms, and sacrifices will be offered and suitable
46 5    |          auspices very unlike the sacrifices and prayers, which at each
47 5    |           teacher; and we too, at sacrifices and on the like occasions,
48 7    |         them public memorials and sacrifices and honor them, if the Pythian


The Second Alcibiades
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49 Text |         offer them more and finer sacrifices than any other Hellenic
50 Text |      these costly processions and sacrifices of theirs. And we ought,
51 Text |         to costly processions and sacrifices, which men may celebrate


The Statesman
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52 Intro|         duty of performing solemn sacrifices is assigned to the chief
53 Intro|           almost an evil. The law sacrifices the individual to the universal,
54 Text |           from men in the form of sacrifices which are acceptable to
55 Text |          most solemn propitiatory sacrifices is assigned to the highest
56 Text |           national of the ancient sacrifices are supposed to be celebrated


The Symposium
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57 Intro|        and the fear of losing the sacrifices. At last Zeus hit upon an
58 Intro|          shall have twice as many sacrifices. He spake, and split them
59 Text |          is feasting and offering sacrifices, not the better to the worse,
60 Text |        astronomy. Furthermore all sacrifices and the whole province of
61 Text |        altars, and offered solemn sacrifices in his honour; but this
62 Text |      there would be an end of the sacrifices and worship which men offered
63 Text |        banquets such as these: in sacrifices, feasts, dances, he is our
64 Text |          the gods the prayers and sacrifices of men, and to men the commands
65 Text |     prophet and the priest, their sacrifices and mysteries and charms,