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Plato - Complete Works
Plato
plato
What's new, Socrates, to make you leave your usual haunts in the Lyceum and spend your time here by the king archon's court?
What's new, Socrates, to make you leave your usual haunts in the Lyceum and spend your time here by the king archon's court?
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what's new, socrates, to make you leave your usual haunts in the lyceum and spend your time here by the king archon's court?
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what be new , Socrates , to make -PRON- leave -PRON- usual haunt in the Lyceum and spend -PRON- time here by the king archon 's court ?
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plato
Surely you are not prosecuting anyone before the king archon as I am?
Surely you are not prosecuting anyone before the king archon as I am?
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surely you are not prosecuting anyone before the king archon as i am?
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surely -PRON- be not prosecute anyone before the king archon as -PRON- be ?
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Plato
plato
The Athenians do not call this a prosecution but an indictment, Euthyphro.
The Athenians do not call this a prosecution but an indictment, Euthyphro.
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the athenians do not call this a prosecution but an indictment, euthyphro.
['the', 'athenians', 'do', 'not', 'call', 'this', 'prosecution', 'but', 'an', 'indictment', 'euthyphro']
the Athenians do not call this a prosecution but an indictment , Euthyphro .
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Plato
plato
What is this you say?
What is this you say?
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what is this you say?
['what', 'is', 'this', 'you', 'say']
what be this -PRON- say ?
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Plato
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Someone must have indicted you, for you are not going to tell me that you have indicted someone else.
Someone must have indicted you, for you are not going to tell me that you have indicted someone else.
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someone must have indicted you, for you are not going to tell me that you have indicted someone else.
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someone must have indict -PRON- , for -PRON- be not go to tell -PRON- that -PRON- have indict someone else .
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But someone else has indicted you?
But someone else has indicted you?
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but someone else has indicted you?
['but', 'someone', 'else', 'has', 'indicted', 'you']
but someone else have indict -PRON- ?
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Plato
plato
I do not really know him myself, Euthyphro.
I do not really know him myself, Euthyphro.
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i do not really know him myself, euthyphro.
['do', 'not', 'really', 'know', 'him', 'myself', 'euthyphro']
-PRON- do not really know -PRON- -PRON- , Euthyphro .
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Plato
plato
He is apparently young and unknown.
He is apparently young and unknown.
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he is apparently young and unknown.
['he', 'is', 'apparently', 'young', 'and', 'unknown']
-PRON- be apparently young and unknown .
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Plato
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They call him Meletus, I believe.
They call him Meletus, I believe.
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they call him meletus, i believe.
['they', 'call', 'him', 'meletus', 'believe']
-PRON- call -PRON- Meletus , -PRON- believe .
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Plato
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He belongs to the Pitthean deme, if you know anyone from that deme called Meletus, with long hair, not much of a beard, and a rather aquiline nose.
He belongs to the Pitthean deme, if you know anyone from that deme called Meletus, with long hair, not much of a beard, and a rather aquiline nose.
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he belongs to the pitthean deme, if you know anyone from that deme called meletus, with long hair, not much of a beard, and a rather aquiline nose.
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-PRON- belong to the Pitthean deme , if -PRON- know anyone from that deme call Meletus , with long hair , not much of a beard , and a rather aquiline nose .
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Plato
plato
I don't know him, Socrates.
I don't know him, Socrates.
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i don't know him, socrates.
['don', 'know', 'him', 'socrates']
-PRON- do not know -PRON- , Socrates .
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What charge does he bring against you?
What charge does he bring against you?
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what charge does he bring against you?
['what', 'charge', 'does', 'he', 'bring', 'against', 'you']
what charge do -PRON- bring against -PRON- ?
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Plato
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A not ignoble one I think
A not ignoble one I think
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a not ignoble one i think
['not', 'ignoble', 'one', 'think']
a not ignoble one -PRON- think
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, for it is no small thing for a young man to have knowledge of such an important subject.
, for it is no small thing for a young man to have knowledge of such an important subject.
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, for it is no small thing for a young man to have knowledge of such an important subject.
['for', 'it', 'is', 'no', 'small', 'thing', 'for', 'young', 'man', 'to', 'have', 'knowledge', 'of', 'such', 'an', 'important', 'subject']
, for -PRON- be no small thing for a young man to have knowledge of such an important subject .
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Plato
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He says he knows how our young men are corrupted and who corrupts them.
He says he knows how our young men are corrupted and who corrupts them.
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he says he knows how our young men are corrupted and who corrupts them.
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-PRON- say -PRON- know how -PRON- young man be corrupt and who corrupt -PRON- .
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He is likely to be wise, and when he sees my ignorance corrupting his contemporaries, he proceeds to accuse me to the city as to their mother.
He is likely to be wise, and when he sees my ignorance corrupting his contemporaries, he proceeds to accuse me to the city as to their mother.
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he is likely to be wise, and when he sees my ignorance corrupting his contemporaries, he proceeds to accuse me to the city as to their mother.
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-PRON- be likely to be wise , and when -PRON- see -PRON- ignorance corrupt -PRON- contemporary , -PRON- proceed to accuse -PRON- to the city as to -PRON- mother .
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Plato
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I think he is the only one of our public men to start out the right way, for it is right to care first that the young should be as good as possible, just as a good farmer is likely to take care of the young plants first, and of the others later.
I think he is the only one of our public men to start out the right way, for it is right to care first that the young should be as good as possible, just as a good farmer is likely to take care of the young plants first, and of the others later.
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i think he is the only one of our public men to start out the right way, for it is right to care first that the young should be as good as possible, just as a good farmer is likely to take care of the young plants first, and of the others later.
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-PRON- think -PRON- be the only one of -PRON- public man to start out the right way , for -PRON- be right to care first that the young should be as good as possible , just as a good farmer be likely to take care of the young plant first , and of the other later .
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Plato
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So, too, Meletus first gets rid of us who corrupt the young shoots, as he says, and then afterwards he will obviously take care of the older ones and become a source of great blessings for the city, as seems likely to happen to one who started out this way.
So, too, Meletus first gets rid of us who corrupt the young shoots, as he says, and then afterwards he will obviously take care of the older ones and become a source of great blessings for the city, as seems likely to happen to one who started out this way.
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so, too, meletus first gets rid of us who corrupt the young shoots, as he says, and then afterwards he will obviously take care of the older ones and become a source of great blessings for the city, as seems likely to happen to one who started out this way.
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so , too , Meletus first get rid of -PRON- who corrupt the young shoot , as -PRON- say , and then afterwards -PRON- will obviously take care of the old one and become a source of great blessing for the city , as seem likely to happen to one who start out this way .
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I could wish this were true, Socrates, but I fear the opposite may happen.
I could wish this were true, Socrates, but I fear the opposite may happen.
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i could wish this were true, socrates, but i fear the opposite may happen.
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-PRON- could wish this be true , Socrates , but -PRON- fear the opposite may happen .
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He seems to me to start out by harming the very heart of Euthyphro the city by attempting to wrong you.
He seems to me to start out by harming the very heart of Euthyphro the city by attempting to wrong you.
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he seems to me to start out by harming the very heart of euthyphro the city by attempting to wrong you.
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-PRON- seem to -PRON- to start out by harm the very heart of Euthyphro the city by attempt to wrong -PRON- .
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Tell me, what does he say you do to corrupt the young?
Tell me, what does he say you do to corrupt the young?
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tell me, what does he say you do to corrupt the young?
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tell -PRON- , what do -PRON- say -PRON- do to corrupt the young ?
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Strange things, to hear him tell it, for he says that I am a maker of gods, and on the ground that I create new gods while not believing in the old gods, he has indicted me for their sake, as he puts it.
Strange things, to hear him tell it, for he says that I am a maker of gods, and on the ground that I create new gods while not believing in the old gods, he has indicted me for their sake, as he puts it.
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strange things, to hear him tell it, for he says that i am a maker of gods, and on the ground that i create new gods while not believing in the old gods, he has indicted me for their sake, as he puts it.
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strange thing , to hear -PRON- tell -PRON- , for -PRON- say that -PRON- be a maker of god , and on the ground that -PRON- create new god while not believe in the old god , -PRON- have indict -PRON- for -PRON- sake , as -PRON- put -PRON- .
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Plato
plato
I understand, Socrates.
I understand, Socrates.
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i understand, socrates.
['understand', 'socrates']
-PRON- understand , Socrates .
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Plato
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This is because you say that the divine sign keeps coming to you.
This is because you say that the divine sign keeps coming to you.
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this is because you say that the divine sign keeps coming to you.
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this be because -PRON- say that the divine sign keep come to -PRON- .
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Plato
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So he has written this indictment against you as one who makes innovations in religious matters, and he comes to court to slander you, knowing that such things are easily misrepresented to the crowd.
So he has written this indictment against you as one who makes innovations in religious matters, and he comes to court to slander you, knowing that such things are easily misrepresented to the crowd.
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so he has written this indictment against you as one who makes innovations in religious matters, and he comes to court to slander you, knowing that such things are easily misrepresented to the crowd.
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so -PRON- have write this indictment against -PRON- as one who make innovation in religious matter , and -PRON- come to court to slander -PRON- , know that such thing be easily misrepresent to the crowd .
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The same is true in my case.
The same is true in my case.
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the same is true in my case.
['the', 'same', 'is', 'true', 'in', 'my', 'case']
the same be true in -PRON- case .
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Plato
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Whenever I speak of divine matters in the assembly and foretell the future, they laugh me down as if I were crazy; and yet I have foretold nothing that did not happen.
Whenever I speak of divine matters in the assembly and foretell the future, they laugh me down as if I were crazy; and yet I have foretold nothing that did not happen.
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whenever i speak of divine matters in the assembly and foretell the future, they laugh me down as if i were crazy; and yet i have foretold nothing that did not happen.
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whenever -PRON- speak of divine matter in the assembly and foretell the future , -PRON- laugh -PRON- down as if -PRON- be crazy ; and yet -PRON- have foretell nothing that do not happen .
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Nevertheless, they envy all of us who do this.
Nevertheless, they envy all of us who do this.
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nevertheless, they envy all of us who do this.
['nevertheless', 'they', 'envy', 'all', 'of', 'us', 'who', 'do', 'this']
nevertheless , -PRON- envy all of -PRON- who do this .
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One need not worry about them, but meet them head on.
One need not worry about them, but meet them head on.
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one need not worry about them, but meet them head on.
['one', 'need', 'not', 'worry', 'about', 'them', 'but', 'meet', 'them', 'head', 'on']
one nee not worry about -PRON- , but meet -PRON- head on .
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My dear Euthyphro, to be laughed at does not matter perhaps, for the Athenians do not mind anyone they think clever, as long as he does not teach his own wisdom, but if they think that he makes others to be like himself
My dear Euthyphro, to be laughed at does not matter perhaps, for the Athenians do not mind anyone they think clever, as long as he does not teach his own wisdom, but if they think that he makes others to be like himself
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my dear euthyphro, to be laughed at does not matter perhaps, for the athenians do not mind anyone they think clever, as long as he does not teach his own wisdom, but if they think that he makes others to be like himself
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-PRON- dear Euthyphro , to be laugh at do not matter perhaps , for the Athenians do not mind anyone -PRON- think clever , as long as -PRON- do not teach -PRON- own wisdom , but if -PRON- think that -PRON- make other to be like -PRON-
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they get angry, whether through envy, as you say, or for some other reason.
they get angry, whether through envy, as you say, or for some other reason.
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they get angry, whether through envy, as you say, or for some other reason.
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-PRON- get angry , whether through envy , as -PRON- say , or for some other reason .
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I have certainly no desire to test their feelings towards me in this matter.
I have certainly no desire to test their feelings towards me in this matter.
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i have certainly no desire to test their feelings towards me in this matter.
['have', 'certainly', 'no', 'desire', 'to', 'test', 'their', 'feelings', 'towards', 'me', 'in', 'this', 'matter']
-PRON- have certainly no desire to test -PRON- feeling towards -PRON- in this matter .
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Perhaps you seem to make yourself but rarely available, and not be willing to teach your own wisdom, but I'm afraid that my liking for people makes them think that I pour out to anybody anything I have to say, not only without charging a fee but even glad to reward anyone who is willing to listen.
Perhaps you seem to make yourself but rarely available, and not be willing to teach your own wisdom, but I'm afraid that my liking for people makes them think that I pour out to anybody anything I have to say, not only without charging a fee but even glad to reward anyone who is willing to listen.
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perhaps you seem to make yourself but rarely available, and not be willing to teach your own wisdom, but i'm afraid that my liking for people makes them think that i pour out to anybody anything i have to say, not only without charging a fee but even glad to reward anyone who is willing to listen.
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perhaps -PRON- seem to make -PRON- but rarely available , and not be willing to teach -PRON- own wisdom , but -PRON- be afraid that -PRON- liking for people make -PRON- think that -PRON- pour out to anybody anything -PRON- have to say , not only without charge a fee but even glad to reward anyone who be willing to listen .
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If then they were intending to laugh at me, as you say they laugh at you, there would be nothing unpleasant in their spending their time in court laughing and jesting, but if they are going to be serious, the outcome is not clear except to you prophets.
If then they were intending to laugh at me, as you say they laugh at you, there would be nothing unpleasant in their spending their time in court laughing and jesting, but if they are going to be serious, the outcome is not clear except to you prophets.
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if then they were intending to laugh at me, as you say they laugh at you, there would be nothing unpleasant in their spending their time in court laughing and jesting, but if they are going to be serious, the outcome is not clear except to you prophets.
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if then -PRON- be intend to laugh at -PRON- , as -PRON- say -PRON- laugh at -PRON- , there would be nothing unpleasant in -PRON- spending -PRON- time in court laugh and jest , but if -PRON- be go to be serious , the outcome be not clear except to -PRON- prophet .
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Perhaps it will come to nothing, Socrates, and you will fight your case as you think best, as I think I will mine.
Perhaps it will come to nothing, Socrates, and you will fight your case as you think best, as I think I will mine.
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perhaps it will come to nothing, socrates, and you will fight your case as you think best, as i think i will mine.
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perhaps -PRON- will come to nothing , Socrates , and -PRON- will fight -PRON- case as -PRON- think best , as -PRON- think -PRON- will -PRON- .
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What is your case, Euthyphro?
What is your case, Euthyphro?
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what is your case, euthyphro?
['what', 'is', 'your', 'case', 'euthyphro']
what be -PRON- case , Euthyphro ?
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Are you the defendant or the prosecutor?
Are you the defendant or the prosecutor?
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are you the defendant or the prosecutor?
['are', 'you', 'the', 'defendant', 'or', 'the', 'prosecutor']
be -PRON- the defendant or the prosecutor ?
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Whom do you prosecute?
Whom do you prosecute?
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whom do you prosecute?
['whom', 'do', 'you', 'prosecute']
whom do -PRON- prosecute ?
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One whom I am thought crazy to prosecute.
One whom I am thought crazy to prosecute.
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one whom i am thought crazy to prosecute.
['one', 'whom', 'am', 'thought', 'crazy', 'to', 'prosecute']
one whom -PRON- be think crazy to prosecute .
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Are you pursuing someone who will easily escape you?
Are you pursuing someone who will easily escape you?
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are you pursuing someone who will easily escape you?
['are', 'you', 'pursuing', 'someone', 'who', 'will', 'easily', 'escape', 'you']
be -PRON- pursue someone who will easily escape -PRON- ?
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Far from it, for he is quite old.
Far from it, for he is quite old.
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far from it, for he is quite old.
['far', 'from', 'it', 'for', 'he', 'is', 'quite', 'old']
far from -PRON- , for -PRON- be quite old .
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What is the case about?
What is the case about?
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what is the case about?
['what', 'is', 'the', 'case', 'about']
what be the case about ?
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Certainly, Euthyphro, most men would not know how they could do this and be right.
Certainly, Euthyphro, most men would not know how they could do this and be right.
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certainly, euthyphro, most men would not know how they could do this and be right.
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certainly , Euthyphro , most man would not know how -PRON- could do this and be right .
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It is not the part of anyone to do this, but of one who is far advanced in wisdom.
It is not the part of anyone to do this, but of one who is far advanced in wisdom.
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it is not the part of anyone to do this, but of one who is far advanced in wisdom.
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-PRON- be not the part of anyone to do this , but of one who be far advanced in wisdom .
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Yes, by Zeus, Socrates, that is so.
Yes, by Zeus, Socrates, that is so.
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yes, by zeus, socrates, that is so.
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yes , by Zeus , Socrates , that be so .
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Is then the man your father killed one of your relatives?
Is then the man your father killed one of your relatives?
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is then the man your father killed one of your relatives?
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be then the man -PRON- father kill one of -PRON- relative ?
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Or is that obvious, for you would not prosecute your father for the murder of a stranger.
Or is that obvious, for you would not prosecute your father for the murder of a stranger.
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or is that obvious, for you would not prosecute your father for the murder of a stranger.
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or be that obvious , for -PRON- would not prosecute -PRON- father for the murder of a stranger .
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It is ridiculous, Socrates, for you to think that it makes any difference whether the victim is a stranger or a relative.
It is ridiculous, Socrates, for you to think that it makes any difference whether the victim is a stranger or a relative.
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it is ridiculous, socrates, for you to think that it makes any difference whether the victim is a stranger or a relative.
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-PRON- be ridiculous , Socrates , for -PRON- to think that -PRON- make any difference whether the victim be a stranger or a relative .
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One should only watch whether the killer acted justly or not; if he acted justly, let him go, but if not, one should prosecute, if, that is to say, the killer shares your hearth and table.
One should only watch whether the killer acted justly or not; if he acted justly, let him go, but if not, one should prosecute, if, that is to say, the killer shares your hearth and table.
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one should only watch whether the killer acted justly or not; if he acted justly, let him go, but if not, one should prosecute, if, that is to say, the killer shares your hearth and table.
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one should only watch whether the killer act justly or not ; if -PRON- act justly , let -PRON- go , but if not , one should prosecute , if , that be to say , the killer share -PRON- hearth and table .
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The pollution is the same if you knowingly keep company with such a man and do not cleanse yourself and him by bringing him to justice.
The pollution is the same if you knowingly keep company with such a man and do not cleanse yourself and him by bringing him to justice.
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the pollution is the same if you knowingly keep company with such a man and do not cleanse yourself and him by bringing him to justice.
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the pollution be the same if -PRON- knowingly keep company with such a man and do not cleanse -PRON- and -PRON- by bring -PRON- to justice .
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The victim was a dependent of mine, and when we were farming in Naxos he was a servant of ours.
The victim was a dependent of mine, and when we were farming in Naxos he was a servant of ours.
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the victim was a dependent of mine, and when we were farming in naxos he was a servant of ours.
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the victim be a dependent of mine , and when -PRON- be farm in Naxos -PRON- be a servant of -PRON- .
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He killed one of our household slaves in drunken anger, so my father bound him hand and foot and threw him in a ditch, then sent a man here to inquire from the priest what should be done.
He killed one of our household slaves in drunken anger, so my father bound him hand and foot and threw him in a ditch, then sent a man here to inquire from the priest what should be done.
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he killed one of our household slaves in drunken anger, so my father bound him hand and foot and threw him in a ditch, then sent a man here to inquire from the priest what should be done.
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-PRON- kill one of -PRON- household slave in drunken anger , so -PRON- father bind -PRON- hand and foot and throw -PRON- in a ditch , then send a man here to inquire from the priest what should be do .
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During that time he gave no thought or care to the bound man, as being a killer, and it was no matter if he died, which he did.
During that time he gave no thought or care to the bound man, as being a killer, and it was no matter if he died, which he did.
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during that time he gave no thought or care to the bound man, as being a killer, and it was no matter if he died, which he did.
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during that time -PRON- give no thought or care to the bound man , as be a killer , and -PRON- be no matter if -PRON- die , which -PRON- do .
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Hunger and cold and his bonds caused his death before the messenger came back from the seer.
Hunger and cold and his bonds caused his death before the messenger came back from the seer.
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hunger and cold and his bonds caused his death before the messenger came back from the seer.
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hunger and cold and -PRON- bond cause -PRON- death before the messenger come back from the seer .
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Both my father and my other relatives are angry that I am prosecuting my father for murder on behalf of a murderer when he hadn't even killed him, they say, and even if he had, the dead man does not deserve a thought, since he was a killer.
Both my father and my other relatives are angry that I am prosecuting my father for murder on behalf of a murderer when he hadn't even killed him, they say, and even if he had, the dead man does not deserve a thought, since he was a killer.
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both my father and my other relatives are angry that i am prosecuting my father for murder on behalf of a murderer when he hadn't even killed him, they say, and even if he had, the dead man does not deserve a thought, since he was a killer.
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both -PRON- father and -PRON- other relative be angry that -PRON- be prosecute -PRON- father for murder on behalf of a murderer when -PRON- have not even kill -PRON- , -PRON- say , and even if -PRON- have , the dead man do not deserve a thought , since -PRON- be a killer .
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For, they say, it is impious for a son to prosecute his father for murder.
For, they say, it is impious for a son to prosecute his father for murder.
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for, they say, it is impious for a son to prosecute his father for murder.
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for , -PRON- say , -PRON- be impious for a son to prosecute -PRON- father for murder .
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But their ideas of the divine attitude to piety and impiety are wrong, Socrates.
But their ideas of the divine attitude to piety and impiety are wrong, Socrates.
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but their ideas of the divine attitude to piety and impiety are wrong, socrates.
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but -PRON- idea of the divine attitude to piety and impiety be wrong , Socrates .
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Whereas, by Zeus, Euthyphro, you think that your knowledge of the divine, and of piety and impiety, is so accurate that, when those things happened as you say, you have no fear of having acted impiously in bringing your father to trial?
Whereas, by Zeus, Euthyphro, you think that your knowledge of the divine, and of piety and impiety, is so accurate that, when those things happened as you say, you have no fear of having acted impiously in bringing your father to trial?
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whereas, by zeus, euthyphro, you think that your knowledge of the divine, and of piety and impiety, is so accurate that, when those things happened as you say, you have no fear of having acted impiously in bringing your father to trial?
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whereas , by Zeus , Euthyphro , -PRON- think that -PRON- knowledge of the divine , and of piety and impiety , be so accurate that , when those thing happen as -PRON- say , -PRON- have no fear of have act impiously in bring -PRON- father to trial ?
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I should be of no use, Socrates, and Euthyphro would not be superior to the majority of men, if I did not have accurate knowledge of all such things.
I should be of no use, Socrates, and Euthyphro would not be superior to the majority of men, if I did not have accurate knowledge of all such things.
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i should be of no use, socrates, and euthyphro would not be superior to the majority of men, if i did not have accurate knowledge of all such things.
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-PRON- should be of no use , Socrates , and Euthyphro would not be superior to the majority of man , if -PRON- do not have accurate knowledge of all such thing .
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It is indeed most important, my admirable Euthyphro, that I should become your pupil, and as regards this indictment, challenge Meletus about these very things and say to him: that in the past too I considered knowledge about the divine to be most important, and that now that he says that I am guilty of improvising and innovating about the gods I have become your pupil.
It is indeed most important, my admirable Euthyphro, that I should become your pupil, and as regards this indictment, challenge Meletus about these very things and say to him: that in the past too I considered knowledge about the divine to be most important, and that now that he says that I am guilty of improvising and innovating about the gods I have become your pupil.
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it is indeed most important, my admirable euthyphro, that i should become your pupil, and as regards this indictment, challenge meletus about these very things and say to him: that in the past too i considered knowledge about the divine to be most important, and that now that he says that i am guilty of improvising and innovating about the gods i have become your pupil.
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-PRON- be indeed most important , -PRON- admirable Euthyphro , that -PRON- should become -PRON- pupil , and as regard this indictment , challenge Meletus about these very thing and say to -PRON- : that in the past too -PRON- consider knowledge about the divine to be most important , and that now that -PRON- say that -PRON- be guilty of improvise and innovate about the god -PRON- have become -PRON- pupil .
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I would say to him: 'If, Meletus, you agree that Euthyphro is wise in these matters, consider me, too, to have the right beliefs and do not bring me to trial.
I would say to him: 'If, Meletus, you agree that Euthyphro is wise in these matters, consider me, too, to have the right beliefs and do not bring me to trial.
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i would say to him: 'if, meletus, you agree that euthyphro is wise in these matters, consider me, too, to have the right beliefs and do not bring me to trial.
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-PRON- would say to -PRON- : ' if , Meletus , -PRON- agree that Euthyphro be wise in these matter , consider -PRON- , too , to have the right belief and do not bring -PRON- to trial .
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If you do not think so, then prosecute that teacher of mine, not me, for corrupting the older men, me and his own father, by teaching me and by exhorting and punishing him.'
If you do not think so, then prosecute that teacher of mine, not me, for corrupting the older men, me and his own father, by teaching me and by exhorting and punishing him.'
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if you do not think so, then prosecute that teacher of mine, not me, for corrupting the older men, me and his own father, by teaching me and by exhorting and punishing him.'
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if -PRON- do not think so , then prosecute that teacher of mine , not -PRON- , for corrupt the old man , -PRON- and -PRON- own father , by teach -PRON- and by exhort and punish -PRON- . '
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If he Euthyphro is not convinced, and does not discharge me or indict you instead of me, I shall repeat the same challenge in court.
If he Euthyphro is not convinced, and does not discharge me or indict you instead of me, I shall repeat the same challenge in court.
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if he euthyphro is not convinced, and does not discharge me or indict you instead of me, i shall repeat the same challenge in court.
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if -PRON- Euthyphro be not convince , and do not discharge -PRON- or indict -PRON- instead of -PRON- , -PRON- shall repeat the same challenge in court .
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Yes, by Zeus, Socrates, and, if he should try to indict me, I think I would find his weak spots and the talk in court would be about him rather than about me.
Yes, by Zeus, Socrates, and, if he should try to indict me, I think I would find his weak spots and the talk in court would be about him rather than about me.
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yes, by zeus, socrates, and, if he should try to indict me, i think i would find his weak spots and the talk in court would be about him rather than about me.
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yes , by Zeus , Socrates , and , if -PRON- should try to indict -PRON- , -PRON- think -PRON- would find -PRON- weak spot and the talk in court would be about -PRON- rather than about -PRON- .
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It is because I realize this that I am eager to become your pupil, my dear friend.
It is because I realize this that I am eager to become your pupil, my dear friend.
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it is because i realize this that i am eager to become your pupil, my dear friend.
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-PRON- be because -PRON- realize this that -PRON- be eager to become -PRON- pupil , -PRON- dear friend .
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I know that other people as well as this Meletus do not even seem to notice you, whereas he sees me so sharply and clearly that he indicts me for ungodliness.
I know that other people as well as this Meletus do not even seem to notice you, whereas he sees me so sharply and clearly that he indicts me for ungodliness.
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i know that other people as well as this meletus do not even seem to notice you, whereas he sees me so sharply and clearly that he indicts me for ungodliness.
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-PRON- know that other people as well as this Meletus do not even seem to notice -PRON- , whereas -PRON- see -PRON- so sharply and clearly that -PRON- indict -PRON- for ungodliness .
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So tell me now, by Zeus, what you just now maintained you clearly knew:
So tell me now, by Zeus, what you just now maintained you clearly knew:
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so tell me now, by zeus, what you just now maintained you clearly knew:
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so tell -PRON- now , by Zeus , what -PRON- just now maintain -PRON- clearly know :
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what kind of thing do you say that godliness and ungodliness are, both as regards murder and other things; or is the pious not the same and alike in every action, and the impious the opposite of all that is pious and like itself, and everything that is to be
what kind of thing do you say that godliness and ungodliness are, both as regards murder and other things; or is the pious not the same and alike in every action, and the impious the opposite of all that is pious and like itself, and everything that is to be
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what kind of thing do you say that godliness and ungodliness are, both as regards murder and other things; or is the pious not the same and alike in every action, and the impious the opposite of all that is pious and like itself, and everything that is to be
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what kind of thing do -PRON- say that godliness and ungodliness be , both as regard murder and other thing ; or be the pious not the same and alike in every action , and the impious the opposite of all that be pious and like -PRON- , and everything that be to be
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impious presents us with one form or appearance in so far as it is impious?
impious presents us with one form or appearance in so far as it is impious?
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impious presents us with one form or appearance in so far as it is impious?
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impious present -PRON- with one form or appearance in so far as -PRON- be impious ?
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Tell me then, what is the pious, and what the impious, do you say?
Tell me then, what is the pious, and what the impious, do you say?
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tell me then, what is the pious, and what the impious, do you say?
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tell -PRON- then , what be the pious , and what the impious , do -PRON- say ?
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I say that the pious is to do what I am doing now, to prosecute the wrongdoer, be it about murder or temple robbery or anything else, whether the wrongdoer is your father or your mother or anyone else; not to prosecute is impious.
I say that the pious is to do what I am doing now, to prosecute the wrongdoer, be it about murder or temple robbery or anything else, whether the wrongdoer is your father or your mother or anyone else; not to prosecute is impious.
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i say that the pious is to do what i am doing now, to prosecute the wrongdoer, be it about murder or temple robbery or anything else, whether the wrongdoer is your father or your mother or anyone else; not to prosecute is impious.
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-PRON- say that the pious be to do what -PRON- be do now , to prosecute the wrongdoer , be -PRON- about murder or temple robbery or anything else , whether the wrongdoer be -PRON- father or -PRON- mother or anyone else ; not to prosecute be impious .
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And observe, Socrates, that I can cite powerful evidence that the law is so.
And observe, Socrates, that I can cite powerful evidence that the law is so.
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and observe, socrates, that i can cite powerful evidence that the law is so.
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and observe , Socrates , that -PRON- can cite powerful evidence that the law be so .
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I have already said to others that such actions are right, not to favor the ungodly, whoever they are.
I have already said to others that such actions are right, not to favor the ungodly, whoever they are.
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i have already said to others that such actions are right, not to favor the ungodly, whoever they are.
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-PRON- have already say to other that such action be right , not to favor the ungodly , whoever -PRON- be .
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These people themselves believe that Zeus is the best and most just of the gods, yet they agree that he bound his father because he unjustly swallowed his sons, and that he in turn castrated his father for similar reasons.
These people themselves believe that Zeus is the best and most just of the gods, yet they agree that he bound his father because he unjustly swallowed his sons, and that he in turn castrated his father for similar reasons.
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these people themselves believe that zeus is the best and most just of the gods, yet they agree that he bound his father because he unjustly swallowed his sons, and that he in turn castrated his father for similar reasons.
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these people -PRON- believe that Zeus be the good and most just of the god , yet -PRON- agree that -PRON- bind -PRON- father because -PRON- unjustly swallow -PRON- son , and that -PRON- in turn castrate -PRON- father for similar reason .
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But they are angry with me because I am prosecuting my father for his wrongdoing.
But they are angry with me because I am prosecuting my father for his wrongdoing.
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but they are angry with me because i am prosecuting my father for his wrongdoing.
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but -PRON- be angry with -PRON- because -PRON- be prosecute -PRON- father for -PRON- wrongdoing .
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They contradict themselves in what they say about the gods and about me.
They contradict themselves in what they say about the gods and about me.
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they contradict themselves in what they say about the gods and about me.
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-PRON- contradict -PRON- in what -PRON- say about the god and about -PRON- .
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Indeed, Euthyphro, this is the reason why I am a defendant in the case, because I find it hard to accept things like that being said about the gods, and it is likely to be the reason why I shall be told I do wrong.
Indeed, Euthyphro, this is the reason why I am a defendant in the case, because I find it hard to accept things like that being said about the gods, and it is likely to be the reason why I shall be told I do wrong.
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indeed, euthyphro, this is the reason why i am a defendant in the case, because i find it hard to accept things like that being said about the gods, and it is likely to be the reason why i shall be told i do wrong.
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indeed , Euthyphro , this be the reason why -PRON- be a defendant in the case , because -PRON- find -PRON- hard to accept thing like that be say about the god , and -PRON- be likely to be the reason why -PRON- shall be tell -PRON- do wrong .
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Now, however, if you, who have full knowledge of such things, share their opinions, then we must agree with them, too, it would seem.
Now, however, if you, who have full knowledge of such things, share their opinions, then we must agree with them, too, it would seem.
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now, however, if you, who have full knowledge of such things, share their opinions, then we must agree with them, too, it would seem.
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now , however , if -PRON- , who have full knowledge of such thing , share -PRON- opinion , then -PRON- must agree with -PRON- , too , -PRON- would seem .
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For what are we to say, we who agree that we ourselves have no knowledge of them?
For what are we to say, we who agree that we ourselves have no knowledge of them?
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for what are we to say, we who agree that we ourselves have no knowledge of them?
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for what be -PRON- to say , -PRON- who agree that -PRON- -PRON- have no knowledge of -PRON- ?
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Tell me, by the god of friendship, do you really believe these things are true?
Tell me, by the god of friendship, do you really believe these things are true?
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tell me, by the god of friendship, do you really believe these things are true?
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tell -PRON- , by the god of friendship , do -PRON- really believe these thing be true ?
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Yes, Socrates, and so are even more surprising things, of which the majority has no knowledge.
Yes, Socrates, and so are even more surprising things, of which the majority has no knowledge.
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yes, socrates, and so are even more surprising things, of which the majority has no knowledge.
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yes , Socrates , and so be even more surprising thing , of which the majority have no knowledge .
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And do you believe that there really is war among the gods, and terrible enmities and battles, and
And do you believe that there really is war among the gods, and terrible enmities and battles, and
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and do you believe that there really is war among the gods, and terrible enmities and battles, and
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and do -PRON- believe that there really be war among the god , and terrible enmity and battle , and
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other such things as are told by the poets, and other sacred stories such as are embroidered by good writers and by representations of which the robe of the goddess is adorned when it is carried up to the Acropolis?
other such things as are told by the poets, and other sacred stories such as are embroidered by good writers and by representations of which the robe of the goddess is adorned when it is carried up to the Acropolis?
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other such things as are told by the poets, and other sacred stories such as are embroidered by good writers and by representations of which the robe of the goddess is adorned when it is carried up to the acropolis?
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other such thing as be tell by the poet , and other sacred story such as be embroider by good writer and by representation of which the robe of the goddess be adorn when -PRON- be carry up to the Acropolis ?
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Are we to say these things are true, Euthyphro?
Are we to say these things are true, Euthyphro?
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are we to say these things are true, euthyphro?
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be -PRON- to say these thing be true , euthyphro ?
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Euthyphro Not only these, Socrates, but
Euthyphro Not only these, Socrates, but
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euthyphro not only these, socrates, but
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Euthyphro not only these , Socrates , but
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, as I was saying just now, I will, if you wish, relate many other things about the gods which I know will amaze you.
, as I was saying just now, I will, if you wish, relate many other things about the gods which I know will amaze you.
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, as i was saying just now, i will, if you wish, relate many other things about the gods which i know will amaze you.
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, as -PRON- be say just now , -PRON- will , if -PRON- wish , relate many other thing about the god which -PRON- know will amaze -PRON- .
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I should not be surprised, but you will tell me these at leisure some other time.
I should not be surprised, but you will tell me these at leisure some other time.
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i should not be surprised, but you will tell me these at leisure some other time.
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-PRON- should not be surprised , but -PRON- will tell -PRON- these at leisure some other time .
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For now, try to tell me more clearly what I was asking just now, for, my friend, you did not teach me adequately when I asked you what the pious was, but you told me that what you are doing now, in prosecuting your father for murder, is pious.
For now, try to tell me more clearly what I was asking just now, for, my friend, you did not teach me adequately when I asked you what the pious was, but you told me that what you are doing now, in prosecuting your father for murder, is pious.
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for now, try to tell me more clearly what i was asking just now, for, my friend, you did not teach me adequately when i asked you what the pious was, but you told me that what you are doing now, in prosecuting your father for murder, is pious.
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And I told the truth, Socrates.
And I told the truth, Socrates.
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and i told the truth, socrates.
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and -PRON- tell the truth , Socrates .
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You agree, however, that there are many other pious actions.
You agree, however, that there are many other pious actions.
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you agree, however, that there are many other pious actions.
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-PRON- agree , however , that there be many other pious action .
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that I did not bid you tell me one or two of the many pious actions but that form itself that makes all pious actions pious,
that I did not bid you tell me one or two of the many pious actions but that form itself that makes all pious actions pious,
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that i did not bid you tell me one or two of the many pious actions but that form itself that makes all pious actions pious,
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that -PRON- do not bid -PRON- tell -PRON- one or two of the many pious action but that form -PRON- that make all pious action pious ,
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for you agreed that all impious actions are impious and all pious actions pious through one form, or don't you remember?
for you agreed that all impious actions are impious and all pious actions pious through one form, or don't you remember?
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for you agreed that all impious actions are impious and all pious actions pious through one form, or don't you remember?
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for -PRON- agree that all impious action be impious and all pious action pious through one form , or do not -PRON- remember ?
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Tell me then what this form itself is, so that I may look upon it and, using it as a model, say that any action of yours or another's that is of that kind
Tell me then what this form itself is, so that I may look upon it and, using it as a model, say that any action of yours or another's that is of that kind
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tell me then what this form itself is, so that i may look upon it and, using it as a model, say that any action of yours or another's that is of that kind
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tell -PRON- then what this form -PRON- be , so that -PRON- may look upon -PRON- and , use -PRON- as a model , say that any action of -PRON- or another be that be of that kind
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is pious, and if it is not that it is not.
is pious, and if it is not that it is not.
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is pious, and if it is not that it is not.
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be pious , and if -PRON- be not that -PRON- be not .
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If that is how you want it, Socrates, that is how I will tell you.
If that is how you want it, Socrates, that is how I will tell you.
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if that is how you want it, socrates, that is how i will tell you.
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if that be how -PRON- want -PRON- , Socrates , that be how -PRON- will tell -PRON- .
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That is what I want.
That is what I want.
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that is what i want.
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that be what -PRON- want .
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Well then, what is dear to the gods is pious, what is not is impious.
Well then, what is dear to the gods is pious, what is not is impious.
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well then, what is dear to the gods is pious, what is not is impious.
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well then , what be dear to the god be pious , what be not be impious .
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Splendid, Euthyphro!
Splendid, Euthyphro!
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splendid, euthyphro!
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splendid , Euthyphro !
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You have now answered in the way I wanted.
You have now answered in the way I wanted.
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you have now answered in the way i wanted.
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-PRON- have now answer in the way -PRON- want .
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Whether your answer is true
Whether your answer is true
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whether your answer is true
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whether -PRON- answer be true