The Apology
   Part
 1 Text |         therefore I must simply fight with shadows in my own defence,
 2 Text |      save his life; he who will fight for the right, if he would


Critias
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 3 Text |         by a horseman who could fight on foot carrying a small


Euthydemus
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 4 Intro|       he cannot, like Heracles, fight against a Hydra, and even
 5 Text |         Acarnanian brothers who fight with their bodies only,
 6 Text |         even Heracles could not fight against the Hydra, who was
 7 Text |     that you and your companion fight in armour, I thought that


The First Alcibiades
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 8 Intro|      but about politics—when to fight and when to make peace.
 9 Intro|     make peace. Now, men should fight and make peace on just grounds,
10 Text | training first, and then go and fight the king, he refuses, and


Gorgias
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11 Intro|         have allies if he is to fight against the world; he must
12 Text |         spectators, or does she fight against them and refuse


Laches
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13 Intro|         post.’ But some nations fight flying, after the manner
14 Text |        battle, when you have to fight in a line with a number
15 Text |      are broken and you have to fight singly, either in pursuit,
16 Text |      man who has learned how to fight in armour will desire to
17 Text |       the Scythians are said to fight, flying as well as pursuing;
18 Text |       been willing to stand and fight, and to have fled; but when
19 Text |       in war, and is willing to fight, and wisely calculates and


Laws
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20 1    |        and having always had to fight your battles against detractors
21 1    |      would be perfect in valour fight against and overcome his
22 3    |      without sleep, and also to fight, if fighting is required.
23 3    |         they want the people to fight for them, they find no community
24 5    |       is said not to be able to fight against necessity.~Wherefore
25 7    |      cocks, which they train to fight one another. And they are
26 7    |      which they stir them up to fight with one another are sufficient
27 7    |         heavy armour, he has to fight against heavy armour. And
28 7    |     wrestling, is not unable to fight from his left side, and
29 7    |      necessity that they should fight for their city and families,
30 7    |         and thus compel them to fight for the possession of the
31 7    |     trained that they could not fight for their young, as birds
32 7    |        not even God himself can fight against necessity”;—he meant,
33 8    |    should have been learning to fight for many days before, and
34 8    |         of all contests, and to fight for their lives, and their
35 8    |   commanding them to go out and fight; will he not ordain that
36 9    |    forty years of age, dares to fight with another, whether he
37 11   |    which is also a true one—”To fight against two opponents is


Menexenus
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38 Text |      thought that they ought to fight both against Hellenes for
39 Text |      back when they ventured to fight for their own safety in
40 Text |       had gone over the seas to fight for the liberties of the


Meno
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41 Text |        upon which I am ready to fight, in word and deed, to the


Phaedrus
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42 Text |         may get on his back and fight, and he will carry baggage


Philebus
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43 Text |       taken back; cease then to fight against us in this way.~


The Republic
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44 1    |       will they not quarrel and fight, and become enemies to one
45 2    |         will have to go out and fight with the invaders for all
46 2    |        caught him, they have to fight with him. ~All these qualities,
47 2    |       must be brave if he is to fight well? ~Certainly. ~And is
48 4    |    place, I said, if we have to fight, our side will be trained
49 4    |        athletes will be able to fight with two or three times
50 4    |    these words, would choose to fight against lean wiry dogs,
51 5    |         therefore when Hellenes fight with barbarians, and barbarians
52 5    |       as being at war when they fight, and by nature enemies,
53 5    |   called war; but when Hellenes fight with one another we shall
54 6    |  justice at whose side they may fight and be saved. Such a one
55 7    |    darkness, he is compelled to fight in courts of law, or in
56 7    |      other States, in which men fight with one another about shadows
57 7    |     rival lovers, and they will fight. ~No question. Who, then,
58 8    |        oligarchs indeed, few to fight as they are few to rule.
59 9    |        if the old man and woman fight for their own, what then,
60 9    |        rather to suffer them to fight, and bite and devour one


The Seventh Letter
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61 Text |        cowardice which fears to fight against pleasures; nor is


The Sophist
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62 Text |        class; and he will still fight to the death against the


The Statesman
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63 Text |        galleys, if they have to fight with others of a similar


Theaetetus
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64 Text |          compel me to strip and fight, I was talking nonsense—