Apology: Crito; Republic: Books I-II.Regnery, 1948 - 122 pages |
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Page 42
... punished by her , whether with imprisonment or stripes , the punishment is to be endured in silence ; and if she leads us to wounds or death in battle , thither we follow as is right , neither may any one yield or retreat or leave his ...
... punished by her , whether with imprisonment or stripes , the punishment is to be endured in silence ; and if she leads us to wounds or death in battle , thither we follow as is right , neither may any one yield or retreat or leave his ...
Page 74
... punishment . And this , as I imagine , is the reason why the forwardness to take office , instead of waiting to be compelled , has been deemed dis- honourable . Now the worst part of the punishment is that he who refuses to rule is ...
... punishment . And this , as I imagine , is the reason why the forwardness to take office , instead of waiting to be compelled , has been deemed dis- honourable . Now the worst part of the punishment is that he who refuses to rule is ...
Page 118
... punished ; but that those who are punished are miserable , and that God is the au- thor of their misery - the poet is not to be permitted to say ; though he may say that the wicked are miserable be- cause they require to be punished ...
... punished ; but that those who are punished are miserable , and that God is the au- thor of their misery - the poet is not to be permitted to say ; though he may say that the wicked are miserable be- cause they require to be punished ...
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able accusers admitted advantage Aeschylus agree allowed answer appear argument Athenians Athens begin believe better body Book bring cause Certainly Clearly command consider convinced corrupt course court Crito death desire enemies escape evil father fear forms friends further gain give given Glaucon gods greater greatest hand happy harm hear honour horses human ignorant imagine improve injure injustice interest judges justice kind laws leave live manner matter mean Meletus mind nature never opinion person persuade poets Polemarchus praise proceed punished question reason receive regard replied require ruler sake SESSION Socrates sort soul speak stronger subjects suffer suppose sure teach tell things thought Thrasymachus true truth turned understand unjust virtue wisdom wise wish wrong young youth