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 1      I, 3 |       though he knew that this meant death, and that otherwise
 2      I, 12|       wrong to others, or have meant to, or mean to, or are likely
 3      I, 13|        said than about what he meant; not to consider the actions
 4      I, 15|      to my honest opinion" not meant to make the judges give
 5      I, 15|      is probable; that this is meant by "giving a verdict in
 6     II, 2 | treating well, or means or has meant to treat well, either himself,
 7     II, 16|  wrongs they do others are not meant to injure their victims,
 8     II, 23|        should~Anger us if they meant not what they did,~Then
 9     II, 24|   argument illustrates what is meant by making the worse argument
10    III, 1 |     such arts are fanciful and meant to charm the hearer. Nobody
11    III, 5 |       instance, if you say, "I meant, after telling him this,
12    III, 5 |      something of this kind "I meant to set out after telling
13    III, 6 |       though only one haven is meant, and ~Here are my letter’
14    III, 12|      Yet poets whose plays are meant to be read are read and
15    III, 12|      you, who cheated you, who meant to betray you completely".
16    III, 12|       most literary, for it is meant to be read; and next to
17    III, 17|       And this is what Gorgias meant by saying that he always