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 1      I, 15|         the law-courts against the reply Plato had made to Archibius, "
 2     II, 2 | unjustifiable. Also with those who reply with humorous levity when
 3     II, 3 |            yourself?" did right to reply, "The time is not yet." "
 4     II, 6 |      appropriateness of Euripides’ reply to the Syracusans): and
 5     II, 23|         which question Alcmaeon in reply says, ~Why, there are two
 6     II, 23|      employed by Iphicrates in his reply to Aristophon. "Would you",
 7     II, 23|        again as Aristippus said in reply to Plato when he spoke somewhat
 8     II, 23|           gods will hate you." The reply might be, "On the contrary,
 9     II, 25|           hate their ill-users, to reply, "That proves nothing, for
10    III, 13|          the technical sense? or a reply to a forensic opponent?
11    III, 15|        decided. So with Euripides’ reply to Hygiaenon, who, in the
12    III, 15|         the purpose; and you might reply to this that it was, on
13    III, 17|         are nut side by side.~The "Reply to the Opponent" is not