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 1      I, 3 |         that otherwise he need not die: yet while to die thus was
 2      I, 3 |         need not die: yet while to die thus was the nobler thing
 3     II, 5 |     instance, we all know we shall die, but we are not troubled
 4     II, 23|             They judged her fit to die, not me to slay her.~Again
 5     II, 23|           judged it, or they would die". Or again as Aristippus
 6     II, 23|        impious as to say that they die; the consequence of both
 7     II, 24|          who slays her lord should die.~‘It is right, too, that
 8     II, 24|            a husband-slayer should die.~3. Another line is the
 9    III, 11|       saying "it is a fit thing to die when you are not fit to
10    III, 11|            when you are not fit to die", or "it is a fit thing
11    III, 11|           or "it is a fit thing to die when death is not fit for
12    III, 11| simultaneously. Thus "a man should die having done no wrong" is
13    III, 11|            as in "it is fitting to die when you are not fit for