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So with other matters, not to enumerate them all, and certainly with actions just and unjust, shameful and beautiful, good and bad, about which we are now deliberating, should we follow the opinion of the many and fear it, or that of the one, if there is one who has knowledge of these things and before whom we feel fear and shame more than before all the others.

So with other matters, not to enumerate them all, and certainly with actions just and unjust, shameful and beautiful, good and bad, about which we are now deliberating, should we follow the opinion of the many and fear it, or that of the one, if there is one who has knowledge of these things and before whom we feel fear and shame more than before all the others.

so with other matters, not to enumerate them all, and certainly with actions just and unjust, shameful and beautiful, good and bad, about which we are now deliberating, should we follow the opinion of the many and fear it, or that of the one, if there is one who has knowledge of these things and before whom we feel fear and shame more than before all the others.

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so with other matter , not to enumerate -PRON- all , and certainly with action just and unjust , shameful and beautiful , good and bad , about which -PRON- be now deliberate , should -PRON- follow the opinion of the many and fear -PRON- , or that of the one , if there be one who have knowledge of these thing and before whom -PRON- feel fear and shame more than before all the other .

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If we do not follow his directions, we shall harm and corrupt

If we do not follow his directions, we shall harm and corrupt

if we do not follow his directions, we shall harm and corrupt

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if -PRON- do not follow -PRON- direction , -PRON- shall harm and corrupt

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Plato

plato

that part of ourselves that is improved by just actions and destroyed by unjust actions.

that part of ourselves that is improved by just actions and destroyed by unjust actions.

that part of ourselves that is improved by just actions and destroyed by unjust actions.

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that part of -PRON- that be improve by just action and destroy by unjust action .

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Plato

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Or is there nothing in this?

Or is there nothing in this?

or is there nothing in this?

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or be there nothing in this ?

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Plato

plato

I think there certainly is, Socrates.

I think there certainly is, Socrates.

i think there certainly is, socrates.

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-PRON- think there certainly be , Socrates .

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Plato

plato

Come now, if we ruin that which is improved by health and corrupted by disease by not following the opinions of those who know, is life worth living for us when that is ruined?

Come now, if we ruin that which is improved by health and corrupted by disease by not following the opinions of those who know, is life worth living for us when that is ruined?

come now, if we ruin that which is improved by health and corrupted by disease by not following the opinions of those who know, is life worth living for us when that is ruined?

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come now , if -PRON- ruin that which be improve by health and corrupt by disease by not follow the opinion of those who know , be life worth live for -PRON- when that be ruin ?

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And that is the body, is it not?

And that is the body, is it not?

and that is the body, is it not?

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and that be the body , be -PRON- not ?

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Plato

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And is life worth living with a body that is corrupted and in bad condition?

And is life worth living with a body that is corrupted and in bad condition?

and is life worth living with a body that is corrupted and in bad condition?

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and be life worth live with a body that be corrupt and in bad condition ?

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Plato

plato

And is life worth living for us with that part of us corrupted that unjust action harms and just action benefits?

And is life worth living for us with that part of us corrupted that unjust action harms and just action benefits?

and is life worth living for us with that part of us corrupted that unjust action harms and just action benefits?

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and be life worth live for -PRON- with that part of -PRON- corrupt that unjust action harm and just action benefit ?

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Plato

plato

Or do we think that part of us, whatever it is, that is concerned with justice and injustice, is inferior to the body?

Or do we think that part of us, whatever it is, that is concerned with justice and injustice, is inferior to the body?

or do we think that part of us, whatever it is, that is concerned with justice and injustice, is inferior to the body?

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or do -PRON- think that part of -PRON- , whatever -PRON- be , that be concern with justice and injustice , be inferior to the body ?

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Plato

plato

It is more valuable?

It is more valuable?

it is more valuable?

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-PRON- be more valuable ?

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Plato

plato

We should not then think so much of what the majority will say about us, but what he will say who understands justice and injustice, the one, that is, and the truth itself.

We should not then think so much of what the majority will say about us, but what he will say who understands justice and injustice, the one, that is, and the truth itself.

we should not then think so much of what the majority will say about us, but what he will say who understands justice and injustice, the one, that is, and the truth itself.

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-PRON- should not then think so much of what the majority will say about -PRON- , but what -PRON- will say who understand justice and injustice , the one , that is , and the truth -PRON- .

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Plato

plato

So that, in the first place, you were wrong to believe that we should care for the opinion of the many about what is just, beautiful, good, and their opposites. '

So that, in the first place, you were wrong to believe that we should care for the opinion of the many about what is just, beautiful, good, and their opposites. '

so that, in the first place, you were wrong to believe that we should care for the opinion of the many about what is just, beautiful, good, and their opposites. '

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so that , in the first place , -PRON- be wrong to believe that -PRON- should care for the opinion of the many about what be just , beautiful , good , and -PRON- opposite . '

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Plato

plato

But,' someone might say, 'the many are able to put us to death.'

But,' someone might say, 'the many are able to put us to death.'

but,' someone might say, 'the many are able to put us to death.'

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but , ' someone may say , ' the many be able to put -PRON- to death . '

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Plato

plato

That too is obvious, Socrates, and someone might well say so.

That too is obvious, Socrates, and someone might well say so.

that too is obvious, socrates, and someone might well say so.

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that too be obvious , Socrates , and someone may well say so .

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Plato

plato

And, my admirable friend, that argument that we have gone through remains, I think, as before.

And, my admirable friend, that argument that we have gone through remains, I think, as before.

and, my admirable friend, that argument that we have gone through remains, i think, as before.

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and , -PRON- admirable friend , that argument that -PRON- have go through remain , -PRON- think , as before .

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Plato

plato

Examine the following statement in turn as to whether it stays the same or not, that the most important thing is not life, but the good life.

Examine the following statement in turn as to whether it stays the same or not, that the most important thing is not life, but the good life.

examine the following statement in turn as to whether it stays the same or not, that the most important thing is not life, but the good life.

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examine the following statement in turn as to whether -PRON- stay the same or not , that the most important thing be not life , but the good life .

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And that the good life, the beautiful life, and the just life are the same; does that still hold, or not?

And that the good life, the beautiful life, and the just life are the same; does that still hold, or not?

and that the good life, the beautiful life, and the just life are the same; does that still hold, or not?

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and that the good life , the beautiful life , and the just life be the same ; do that still hold , or not ?

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Plato

plato

As we have agreed so far, we must examine next whether it is just for me to try to get out of here when the Athenians have not acquitted me.

As we have agreed so far, we must examine next whether it is just for me to try to get out of here when the Athenians have not acquitted me.

as we have agreed so far, we must examine next whether it is just for me to try to get out of here when the athenians have not acquitted me.

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as -PRON- have agree so far , -PRON- must examine next whether -PRON- be just for -PRON- to try to get out of here when the Athenians have not acquit -PRON- .

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Plato

plato

If it is seen to be just, we will try to do so; if it is not, we will abandon the idea.

If it is seen to be just, we will try to do so; if it is not, we will abandon the idea.

if it is seen to be just, we will try to do so; if it is not, we will abandon the idea.

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if -PRON- be see to be just , -PRON- will try to do so ; if -PRON- be not , -PRON- will abandon the idea .

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Plato

plato

As for those questions you raise about money, reputation, the upbringing of children, Crito, those considerations in truth belong to those people who easily put men to death and would bring them to life again if they could, without thinking; I mean the majority of men.

As for those questions you raise about money, reputation, the upbringing of children, Crito, those considerations in truth belong to those people who easily put men to death and would bring them to life again if they could, without thinking; I mean the majority of men.

as for those questions you raise about money, reputation, the upbringing of children, crito, those considerations in truth belong to those people who easily put men to death and would bring them to life again if they could, without thinking; i mean the majority of men.

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as for those question -PRON- raise about money , reputation , the upbringing of child , Crito , those consideration in truth belong to those people who easily put man to death and would bring -PRON- to life again if -PRON- could , without think ; -PRON- mean the majority of man .

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For us, however, since our argument leads to this, the only valid consideration, as we were saying just now, is whether we should be acting rightly in giving money and gratitude to those who will lead me out of here, and ourselves helping with the escape, or whether in truth we shall do wrong in doing all this.

For us, however, since our argument leads to this, the only valid consideration, as we were saying just now, is whether we should be acting rightly in giving money and gratitude to those who will lead me out of here, and ourselves helping with the escape, or whether in truth we shall do wrong in doing all this.

for us, however, since our argument leads to this, the only valid consideration, as we were saying just now, is whether we should be acting rightly in giving money and gratitude to those who will lead me out of here, and ourselves helping with the escape, or whether in truth we shall do wrong in doing all this.

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for -PRON- , however , since -PRON- argument lead to this , the only valid consideration , as -PRON- be say just now , be whether -PRON- should be act rightly in give money and gratitude to those who will lead -PRON- out of here , and -PRON- help with the escape , or whether in truth -PRON- shall do wrong in do all this .

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plato

If it appears that we shall be acting unjustly, then we have no need at all to take into account whether we shall have to die if we stay here and keep quiet, or suffer in another way, rather than do wrong.

If it appears that we shall be acting unjustly, then we have no need at all to take into account whether we shall have to die if we stay here and keep quiet, or suffer in another way, rather than do wrong.

if it appears that we shall be acting unjustly, then we have no need at all to take into account whether we shall have to die if we stay here and keep quiet, or suffer in another way, rather than do wrong.

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if -PRON- appear that -PRON- shall be act unjustly , then -PRON- have no need at all to take into account whether -PRON- shall have to die if -PRON- stay here and keep quiet , or suffer in another way , rather than do wrong .

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Plato

plato

I think you put that beautifully, Socrates, but see what we should do.

I think you put that beautifully, Socrates, but see what we should do.

i think you put that beautifully, socrates, but see what we should do.

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-PRON- think -PRON- put that beautifully , Socrates , but see what -PRON- should do .

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Plato

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Let us examine the question together, my dear friend, and if you can make any objection while I am speaking, make it and I will listen to you, but if you have no objection to make, my dear Crito, then stop now from saying the same thing so often, that I must leave here against the will of the Athenians.

Let us examine the question together, my dear friend, and if you can make any objection while I am speaking, make it and I will listen to you, but if you have no objection to make, my dear Crito, then stop now from saying the same thing so often, that I must leave here against the will of the Athenians.

let us examine the question together, my dear friend, and if you can make any objection while i am speaking, make it and i will listen to you, but if you have no objection to make, my dear crito, then stop now from saying the same thing so often, that i must leave here against the will of the athenians.

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let -PRON- examine the question together , -PRON- dear friend , and if -PRON- can make any objection while -PRON- be speak , make -PRON- and -PRON- will listen to -PRON- , but if -PRON- have no objection to make , -PRON- dear Crito , then stop now from say the same thing so often , that -PRON- must leave here against the will of the Athenians .

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Plato

plato

I think it important to persuade you before I act, and not to act against your wishes.

I think it important to persuade you before I act, and not to act against your wishes.

i think it important to persuade you before i act, and not to act against your wishes.

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-PRON- think -PRON- important to persuade -PRON- before -PRON- act , and not to act against -PRON- wish .

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Plato

plato

See whether the start of our inquiry is adequately stated, and try to answer what I ask you in the way you think best.

See whether the start of our inquiry is adequately stated, and try to answer what I ask you in the way you think best.

see whether the start of our inquiry is adequately stated, and try to answer what i ask you in the way you think best.

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see whether the start of -PRON- inquiry be adequately state , and try to answer what -PRON- ask -PRON- in the way -PRON- think best .

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Plato

plato

Do we say that one must never in any way do wrong willingly, or must one do wrong in one way and not in another?

Do we say that one must never in any way do wrong willingly, or must one do wrong in one way and not in another?

do we say that one must never in any way do wrong willingly, or must one do wrong in one way and not in another?

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do -PRON- say that one must never in any way do wrong willingly , or must one do wrong in one way and not in another ?

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Plato

plato

Is to do wrong never good or admirable, as we have agreed in the past, or have all these former agreements been washed out during the last few days?

Is to do wrong never good or admirable, as we have agreed in the past, or have all these former agreements been washed out during the last few days?

is to do wrong never good or admirable, as we have agreed in the past, or have all these former agreements been washed out during the last few days?

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be to do wrong never good or admirable , as -PRON- have agree in the past , or have all these former agreement be wash out during the last few day ?

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Plato

plato

Have we at our age failed to notice for some time that in our serious discussions we were no different from children?

Have we at our age failed to notice for some time that in our serious discussions we were no different from children?

have we at our age failed to notice for some time that in our serious discussions we were no different from children?

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have -PRON- at -PRON- age fail to notice for some time that in -PRON- serious discussion -PRON- be no different from child ?

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Plato

plato

Above all, is the truth such as we used to say it was, whether the majority agree or not, and whether we must still suffer worse things than we do now, or will be treated more gently, that nonetheless, wrongdoing or injustice is in every way harmful and shameful to the wrongdoer?

Above all, is the truth such as we used to say it was, whether the majority agree or not, and whether we must still suffer worse things than we do now, or will be treated more gently, that nonetheless, wrongdoing or injustice is in every way harmful and shameful to the wrongdoer?

above all, is the truth such as we used to say it was, whether the majority agree or not, and whether we must still suffer worse things than we do now, or will be treated more gently, that nonetheless, wrongdoing or injustice is in every way harmful and shameful to the wrongdoer?

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above all , be the truth such as -PRON- use to say -PRON- be , whether the majority agree or not , and whether -PRON- must still suffer bad thing than -PRON- do now , or will be treat more gently , that nonetheless , wrongdoing or injustice be in every way harmful and shameful to the wrongdoer ?

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Plato

plato

Do we say so or not?

Do we say so or not?

do we say so or not?

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do -PRON- say so or not ?

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plato

So one must never do wrong.

So one must never do wrong.

so one must never do wrong.

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so one must never do wrong .

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Plato

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Nor must one, when wronged, inflict wrong in return, as the majority believe, since one must never do wrong.

Nor must one, when wronged, inflict wrong in return, as the majority believe, since one must never do wrong.

nor must one, when wronged, inflict wrong in return, as the majority believe, since one must never do wrong.

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nor must one , when wrong , inflict wrong in return , as the majority believe , since one must never do wrong .

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Plato

plato

That seems to be the case.

That seems to be the case.

that seems to be the case.

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that seem to be the case .

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Plato

plato

Come now, should one do harm to anyone or not, Crito?

Come now, should one do harm to anyone or not, Crito?

come now, should one do harm to anyone or not, crito?

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come now , should one do harm to anyone or not , Crito ?

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Plato

plato

One must never do so.

One must never do so.

one must never do so.

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one must never do so .

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Plato

plato

Well then, if one is done harm, is it right, as the majority say, to do harm in return, or is it not?

Well then, if one is done harm, is it right, as the majority say, to do harm in return, or is it not?

well then, if one is done harm, is it right, as the majority say, to do harm in return, or is it not?

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well then , if one be do harm , be -PRON- right , as the majority say , to do harm in return , or be -PRON- not ?

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Plato

plato

Crito Doing harm to people is no different from wrongdoing.

Crito Doing harm to people is no different from wrongdoing.

crito doing harm to people is no different from wrongdoing.

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Crito do harm to people be no different from wrongdoing .

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One should never do wrong in return, nor do any man harm, no matter what he may have done to you.

One should never do wrong in return, nor do any man harm, no matter what he may have done to you.

one should never do wrong in return, nor do any man harm, no matter what he may have done to you.

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one should never do wrong in return , nor do any man harm , no matter what -PRON- may have do to -PRON- .

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And Crito, see that you do not agree to this, contrary to your belief.

And Crito, see that you do not agree to this, contrary to your belief.

and crito, see that you do not agree to this, contrary to your belief.

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and Crito , see that -PRON- do not agree to this , contrary to -PRON- belief .

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For I know that only a few people hold this view or will hold it, and there is no common ground between those who hold this view and those who do not, but they inevitably despise each other's views.

For I know that only a few people hold this view or will hold it, and there is no common ground between those who hold this view and those who do not, but they inevitably despise each other's views.

for i know that only a few people hold this view or will hold it, and there is no common ground between those who hold this view and those who do not, but they inevitably despise each other's views.

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for -PRON- know that only a few people hold this view or will hold -PRON- , and there be no common ground between those who hold this view and those who do not , but -PRON- inevitably despise each other 's view .

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So then consider very carefully whether we have this view in common, and whether you agree, and let this be the basis of our deliberation, that neither to do wrong nor to return a wrong is ever correct, nor is doing harm in return for harm done.

So then consider very carefully whether we have this view in common, and whether you agree, and let this be the basis of our deliberation, that neither to do wrong nor to return a wrong is ever correct, nor is doing harm in return for harm done.

so then consider very carefully whether we have this view in common, and whether you agree, and let this be the basis of our deliberation, that neither to do wrong nor to return a wrong is ever correct, nor is doing harm in return for harm done.

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so then consider very carefully whether -PRON- have this view in common , and whether -PRON- agree , and let this be the basis of -PRON- deliberation , that neither to do wrong nor to return a wrong be ever correct , nor be do harm in return for harm do .

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Or do you disagree and do not share this view as a basis for discussion?

Or do you disagree and do not share this view as a basis for discussion?

or do you disagree and do not share this view as a basis for discussion?

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or do -PRON- disagree and do not share this view as a basis for discussion ?

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I have held it for a long time and still hold it now, but if you think otherwise, tell me now.

I have held it for a long time and still hold it now, but if you think otherwise, tell me now.

i have held it for a long time and still hold it now, but if you think otherwise, tell me now.

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-PRON- have hold -PRON- for a long time and still hold -PRON- now , but if -PRON- think otherwise , tell -PRON- now .

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If, however, you stick to our former opinion, then listen to the next point.

If, however, you stick to our former opinion, then listen to the next point.

if, however, you stick to our former opinion, then listen to the next point.

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if , however , -PRON- stick to -PRON- former opinion , then listen to the next point .

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I stick to it and agree with you.

I stick to it and agree with you.

i stick to it and agree with you.

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-PRON- stick to -PRON- and agree with -PRON- .

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Then I state the next point, or rather I ask you: when one has come to an agreement that is just with someone, should one fulfill it or cheat on it?

Then I state the next point, or rather I ask you: when one has come to an agreement that is just with someone, should one fulfill it or cheat on it?

then i state the next point, or rather i ask you: when one has come to an agreement that is just with someone, should one fulfill it or cheat on it?

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then -PRON- state the next point , or rather -PRON- ask -PRON- : when one have come to an agreement that be just with someone , should one fulfill -PRON- or cheat on -PRON- ?

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One should fulfill it.

One should fulfill it.

one should fulfill it.

['one', 'should', 'fulfill', 'it']

one should fulfill -PRON- .

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plato

See what follows from this: if we leave here without the city's permission, are we harming people whom we should least do harm to?

See what follows from this: if we leave here without the city's permission, are we harming people whom we should least do harm to?

see what follows from this: if we leave here without the city's permission, are we harming people whom we should least do harm to?

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see what follow from this : if -PRON- leave here without the city 's permission , be -PRON- harm people whom -PRON- should least do harm to ?

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And are we sticking to a just agreement, or not?

And are we sticking to a just agreement, or not?

and are we sticking to a just agreement, or not?

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and be -PRON- stick to a just agreement , or not ?

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plato

I cannot answer your question, Socrates.

I cannot answer your question, Socrates.

i cannot answer your question, socrates.

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-PRON- can not answer -PRON- question , Socrates .

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If, as we were planning to run away from here, or whatever one should call it, the laws and the state came and confronted us and asked: 'Tell me, Socrates, what are you intending to do?

If, as we were planning to run away from here, or whatever one should call it, the laws and the state came and confronted us and asked: 'Tell me, Socrates, what are you intending to do?

if, as we were planning to run away from here, or whatever one should call it, the laws and the state came and confronted us and asked: 'tell me, socrates, what are you intending to do?

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if , as -PRON- be plan to run away from here , or whatever one should call -PRON- , the law and the state come and confront -PRON- and ask : ' tell -PRON- , Socrates , what be -PRON- intend to do ?

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Do you not by this action you are attempting intend to destroy us, the laws, and indeed the whole city, as far as you are concerned?

Do you not by this action you are attempting intend to destroy us, the laws, and indeed the whole city, as far as you are concerned?

do you not by this action you are attempting intend to destroy us, the laws, and indeed the whole city, as far as you are concerned?

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do -PRON- not by this action -PRON- be attempt intend to destroy -PRON- , the law , and indeed the whole city , as far as -PRON- be concerned ?

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Or do you think it possible for a city not to be destroyed if the verdicts of its courts have no force but are nullified and set at naught by private individuals?'

Or do you think it possible for a city not to be destroyed if the verdicts of its courts have no force but are nullified and set at naught by private individuals?'

or do you think it possible for a city not to be destroyed if the verdicts of its courts have no force but are nullified and set at naught by private individuals?'

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or do -PRON- think -PRON- possible for a city not to be destroy if the verdict of -PRON- court have no force but be nullify and set at naught by private individual ? '

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What shall we answer to this and other such arguments?

What shall we answer to this and other such arguments?

what shall we answer to this and other such arguments?

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what shall -PRON- answer to this and other such argument ?

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For many things could be said, especially by an orator on behalf of this law we are destroying, which orders that the judgments of the courts shall be carried out.

For many things could be said, especially by an orator on behalf of this law we are destroying, which orders that the judgments of the courts shall be carried out.

for many things could be said, especially by an orator on behalf of this law we are destroying, which orders that the judgments of the courts shall be carried out.

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for many thing could be say , especially by an orator on behalf of this law -PRON- be destroy , which order that the judgment of the court shall be carry out .

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Shall we say in answer, 'The city wronged me, and its decision was not right.'

Shall we say in answer, 'The city wronged me, and its decision was not right.'

shall we say in answer, 'the city wronged me, and its decision was not right.'

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Shall -PRON- say in answer , ' the city wrong -PRON- , and -PRON- decision be not right . '

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Shall we say that, or what?

Shall we say that, or what?

shall we say that, or what?

['shall', 'we', 'say', 'that', 'or', 'what']

Shall -PRON- say that , or what ?

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Yes, by Zeus, Socrates, that is our answer.

Yes, by Zeus, Socrates, that is our answer.

yes, by zeus, socrates, that is our answer.

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yes , by Zeus , Socrates , that be -PRON- answer .

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Then what if the laws said: 'Was that the agreement between us, Socrates, or was it to respect the judgments that the city came to?'

Then what if the laws said: 'Was that the agreement between us, Socrates, or was it to respect the judgments that the city came to?'

then what if the laws said: 'was that the agreement between us, socrates, or was it to respect the judgments that the city came to?'

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then what if the law say : ' be that the agreement between -PRON- , Socrates , or be -PRON- to respect the judgment that the city come to ? '

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And if we wondered at their words, they would perhaps add: 'Socrates, do not wonder at what we say but answer, since you are accustomed to proceed by question and answer.

And if we wondered at their words, they would perhaps add: 'Socrates, do not wonder at what we say but answer, since you are accustomed to proceed by question and answer.

and if we wondered at their words, they would perhaps add: 'socrates, do not wonder at what we say but answer, since you are accustomed to proceed by question and answer.

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and if -PRON- wonder at -PRON- word , -PRON- would perhaps add : ' Socrates , do not wonder at what -PRON- say but answer , since -PRON- be accustomed to proceed by question and answer .

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Come now, what accusation do you bring against us and the city, that you should try to destroy us?

Come now, what accusation do you bring against us and the city, that you should try to destroy us?

come now, what accusation do you bring against us and the city, that you should try to destroy us?

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come now , what accusation do -PRON- bring against -PRON- and the city , that -PRON- should try to destroy -PRON- ?

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plato

Did we not, first, bring you to birth, and was it not through us that your father married your mother and begat you?

Did we not, first, bring you to birth, and was it not through us that your father married your mother and begat you?

did we not, first, bring you to birth, and was it not through us that your father married your mother and begat you?

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do -PRON- not , first , bring -PRON- to birth , and be -PRON- not through -PRON- that -PRON- father marry -PRON- mother and beget -PRON- ?

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Tell you, do you find anything to criticize in those of us who are concerned with marriage?'

Tell you, do you find anything to criticize in those of us who are concerned with marriage?'

tell you, do you find anything to criticize in those of us who are concerned with marriage?'

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tell -PRON- , do -PRON- find anything to criticize in those of -PRON- who be concern with marriage ? '

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And I would say that I do not criticize them. '

And I would say that I do not criticize them. '

and i would say that i do not criticize them. '

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and -PRON- would say that -PRON- do not criticize -PRON- . '

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plato

Or in those of us concerned with the Crito nurture of babies and the education that you too received?

Or in those of us concerned with the Crito nurture of babies and the education that you too received?

or in those of us concerned with the crito nurture of babies and the education that you too received?

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or in those of -PRON- concerned with the Crito nurture of baby and the education that -PRON- too receive ?

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plato

Were those assigned to that subject not right to instruct your father to educate you in the arts and in physical culture?'

Were those assigned to that subject not right to instruct your father to educate you in the arts and in physical culture?'

were those assigned to that subject not right to instruct your father to educate you in the arts and in physical culture?'

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be those assign to that subject not right to instruct -PRON- father to educate -PRON- in the art and in physical culture ? '

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And I would say that they were right. '

And I would say that they were right. '

and i would say that they were right. '

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and -PRON- would say that -PRON- be right . '

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Very well,' they would continue, 'and after you were born and nurtured and educated, could you, in the first place, deny that you are our offspring and servant, both you and your forefathers?

Very well,' they would continue, 'and after you were born and nurtured and educated, could you, in the first place, deny that you are our offspring and servant, both you and your forefathers?

very well,' they would continue, 'and after you were born and nurtured and educated, could you, in the first place, deny that you are our offspring and servant, both you and your forefathers?

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very well , ' -PRON- would continue , ' and after -PRON- be bear and nurture and educate , could -PRON- , in the first place , deny that -PRON- be -PRON- offspring and servant , both -PRON- and -PRON- forefather ?

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If that is so, do you think that we are on an equal footing as regards the right, and that whatever we do to you it is right for you to do to us?

If that is so, do you think that we are on an equal footing as regards the right, and that whatever we do to you it is right for you to do to us?

if that is so, do you think that we are on an equal footing as regards the right, and that whatever we do to you it is right for you to do to us?

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if that be so , do -PRON- think that -PRON- be on an equal footing as regard the right , and that whatever -PRON- do to -PRON- -PRON- be right for -PRON- to do to -PRON- ?

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You were not on an equal footing with your father as regards the right, nor with your master if you had one, so as to retaliate for anything they did to you, to revile them if they reviled you, to beat them if they beat you, and so with many other things.

You were not on an equal footing with your father as regards the right, nor with your master if you had one, so as to retaliate for anything they did to you, to revile them if they reviled you, to beat them if they beat you, and so with many other things.

you were not on an equal footing with your father as regards the right, nor with your master if you had one, so as to retaliate for anything they did to you, to revile them if they reviled you, to beat them if they beat you, and so with many other things.

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-PRON- be not on an equal footing with -PRON- father as regard the right , nor with -PRON- master if -PRON- have one , so as to retaliate for anything -PRON- do to -PRON- , to revile -PRON- if -PRON- revile -PRON- , to beat -PRON- if -PRON- beat -PRON- , and so with many other thing .

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Do you think you have this right to retaliation against your country and its laws?

Do you think you have this right to retaliation against your country and its laws?

do you think you have this right to retaliation against your country and its laws?

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do -PRON- think -PRON- have this right to retaliation against -PRON- country and -PRON- law ?

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That if we undertake to destroy you and think it right to do so, you can undertake to destroy us, as far as you can, in return?

That if we undertake to destroy you and think it right to do so, you can undertake to destroy us, as far as you can, in return?

that if we undertake to destroy you and think it right to do so, you can undertake to destroy us, as far as you can, in return?

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that if -PRON- undertake to destroy -PRON- and think -PRON- right to do so , -PRON- can undertake to destroy -PRON- , as far as -PRON- can , in return ?

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And will you say that you are right to do so, you who truly care for virtue?

And will you say that you are right to do so, you who truly care for virtue?

and will you say that you are right to do so, you who truly care for virtue?

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and will -PRON- say that -PRON- be right to do so , -PRON- who truly care for virtue ?

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Is your wisdom such as not to realize that your country is to be honored more than your mother, your father, and all your ancestors, that it is more to be revered and more sacred, and that it counts for more among the gods and sensible men, that you must worship it, yield to it and placate its anger more than your father's?

Is your wisdom such as not to realize that your country is to be honored more than your mother, your father, and all your ancestors, that it is more to be revered and more sacred, and that it counts for more among the gods and sensible men, that you must worship it, yield to it and placate its anger more than your father's?

is your wisdom such as not to realize that your country is to be honored more than your mother, your father, and all your ancestors, that it is more to be revered and more sacred, and that it counts for more among the gods and sensible men, that you must worship it, yield to it and placate its anger more than your father's?

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be -PRON- wisdom such as not to realize that -PRON- country be to be honor more than -PRON- mother , -PRON- father , and all -PRON- ancestor , that -PRON- be more to be revere and more sacred , and that -PRON- count for more among the god and sensible man , that -PRON- must worship -PRON- , yield to -PRON- and placate -PRON- anger more than -PRON- father 's ?

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You must either persuade it or obey its orders, and endure in silence whatever it instructs you to endure, whether blows or bonds, and if it leads you into war to be wounded or killed, you must obey.

You must either persuade it or obey its orders, and endure in silence whatever it instructs you to endure, whether blows or bonds, and if it leads you into war to be wounded or killed, you must obey.

you must either persuade it or obey its orders, and endure in silence whatever it instructs you to endure, whether blows or bonds, and if it leads you into war to be wounded or killed, you must obey.

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-PRON- must either persuade -PRON- or obey -PRON- order , and endure in silence whatever -PRON- instruct -PRON- to endure , whether blow or bond , and if -PRON- lead -PRON- into war to be wound or kill , -PRON- must obey .

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To do so is right, and one must not give way or retreat or leave one's post, but both in war and in courts and everywhere else, one must obey the commands of one's city and country, or persuade it as to the nature of justice.

To do so is right, and one must not give way or retreat or leave one's post, but both in war and in courts and everywhere else, one must obey the commands of one's city and country, or persuade it as to the nature of justice.

to do so is right, and one must not give way or retreat or leave one's post, but both in war and in courts and everywhere else, one must obey the commands of one's city and country, or persuade it as to the nature of justice.

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to do so be right , and one must not give way or retreat or leave one 's post , but both in war and in court and everywhere else , one must obey the command of one 's city and country , or persuade -PRON- as to the nature of justice .

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It is impious to bring violence to bear against your mother or father; it is much more so to use it against your country.'

It is impious to bring violence to bear against your mother or father; it is much more so to use it against your country.'

it is impious to bring violence to bear against your mother or father; it is much more so to use it against your country.'

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-PRON- be impious to bring violence to bear against -PRON- mother or father ; -PRON- be much more so to use -PRON- against -PRON- country . '

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What shall we say in reply, Crito, that the laws speak the truth, or not?

What shall we say in reply, Crito, that the laws speak the truth, or not?

what shall we say in reply, crito, that the laws speak the truth, or not?

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what shall -PRON- say in reply , Crito , that the law speak the truth , or not ?

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Reflect now, Socrates,' the laws might say, 'that if what we say is true, you are not treating us rightly by planning to do what you are planning.

Reflect now, Socrates,' the laws might say, 'that if what we say is true, you are not treating us rightly by planning to do what you are planning.

reflect now, socrates,' the laws might say, 'that if what we say is true, you are not treating us rightly by planning to do what you are planning.

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reflect now , Socrates , ' the law may say , ' that if what -PRON- say be true , -PRON- be not treat -PRON- rightly by plan to do what -PRON- be plan .

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We have given you birth, nurtured you, educated you; we have given you and all other citizens a share of all the good things we could.

We have given you birth, nurtured you, educated you; we have given you and all other citizens a share of all the good things we could.

we have given you birth, nurtured you, educated you; we have given you and all other citizens a share of all the good things we could.

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-PRON- have give -PRON- birth , nurture -PRON- , educate -PRON- ; -PRON- have give -PRON- and all other citizen a share of all the good thing -PRON- could .

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Even so, by giving every Athenian the opportunity, once arrived at voting age and having observed the affairs of the city and us the laws, we proclaim that if we do not please him, he can take his possessions and go wherever he pleases.

Even so, by giving every Athenian the opportunity, once arrived at voting age and having observed the affairs of the city and us the laws, we proclaim that if we do not please him, he can take his possessions and go wherever he pleases.

even so, by giving every athenian the opportunity, once arrived at voting age and having observed the affairs of the city and us the laws, we proclaim that if we do not please him, he can take his possessions and go wherever he pleases.

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even so , by give every Athenian the opportunity , once arrive at vote age and have observe the affair of the city and -PRON- the law , -PRON- proclaim that if -PRON- do not please -PRON- , -PRON- can take -PRON- possession and go wherever -PRON- please .

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Not one of our laws raises any obstacle or forbids him, if he is not satisfied with us or the city, if one of you wants to go and live in a colony or wants to go anywhere else, and keep his property.

Not one of our laws raises any obstacle or forbids him, if he is not satisfied with us or the city, if one of you wants to go and live in a colony or wants to go anywhere else, and keep his property.

not one of our laws raises any obstacle or forbids him, if he is not satisfied with us or the city, if one of you wants to go and live in a colony or wants to go anywhere else, and keep his property.

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not one of -PRON- law raise any obstacle or forbid -PRON- , if -PRON- be not satisfied with -PRON- or the city , if one of -PRON- want to go and live in a colony or want to go anywhere else , and keep -PRON- property .

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We say, however, that whoever of you remains, when he sees how we conduct our trials and manage the city in other ways, has in fact come to an agreement with us to obey our instructions.

We say, however, that whoever of you remains, when he sees how we conduct our trials and manage the city in other ways, has in fact come to an agreement with us to obey our instructions.

we say, however, that whoever of you remains, when he sees how we conduct our trials and manage the city in other ways, has in fact come to an agreement with us to obey our instructions.

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-PRON- say , however , that whoever of -PRON- remain , when -PRON- see how -PRON- conduct -PRON- trial and manage the city in other way , have in fact come to an agreement with -PRON- to obey -PRON- instruction .

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We say that the one who disobeys does wrong in three ways, first because in us he disobeys his parents, also those who brought him up, and because, in spite of his agreement, he neither obeys us nor, if we do something wrong, does he try to persuade us to do better.

We say that the one who disobeys does wrong in three ways, first because in us he disobeys his parents, also those who brought him up, and because, in spite of his agreement, he neither obeys us nor, if we do something wrong, does he try to persuade us to do better.

we say that the one who disobeys does wrong in three ways, first because in us he disobeys his parents, also those who brought him up, and because, in spite of his agreement, he neither obeys us nor, if we do something wrong, does he try to persuade us to do better.

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-PRON- say that the one who disobey do wrong in three way , first because in -PRON- -PRON- disobey -PRON- parent , also those who bring -PRON- up , and because , in spite of -PRON- agreement , -PRON- neither obey -PRON- nor , if -PRON- do something wrong , do -PRON- try to persuade -PRON- to do better .

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Yet we only propose things, we do not Crito issue savage commands to do whatever we order; we give two alternatives, either to persuade us or to do what we say.

Yet we only propose things, we do not Crito issue savage commands to do whatever we order; we give two alternatives, either to persuade us or to do what we say.

yet we only propose things, we do not crito issue savage commands to do whatever we order; we give two alternatives, either to persuade us or to do what we say.

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yet -PRON- only propose thing , -PRON- do not Crito issue savage command to do whatever -PRON- order ; -PRON- give two alternative , either to persuade -PRON- or to do what -PRON- say .

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We do say that you too, Socrates, are open to those charges if you do what you have in mind; you would be among, not the least, but the most guilty of the Athenians.'

We do say that you too, Socrates, are open to those charges if you do what you have in mind; you would be among, not the least, but the most guilty of the Athenians.'

we do say that you too, socrates, are open to those charges if you do what you have in mind; you would be among, not the least, but the most guilty of the athenians.'

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-PRON- do say that -PRON- too , Socrates , be open to those charge if -PRON- do what -PRON- have in mind ; -PRON- would be among , not the least , but the most guilty of the Athenians . '

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And if I should say 'Why so?'

And if I should say 'Why so?'

and if i should say 'why so?'

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and if -PRON- should say ' why so ? '

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they might well be right to upbraid me and say that I am among the Athenians who most definitely came to that agreement with them.

they might well be right to upbraid me and say that I am among the Athenians who most definitely came to that agreement with them.

they might well be right to upbraid me and say that i am among the athenians who most definitely came to that agreement with them.

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-PRON- may well be right to upbraid -PRON- and say that -PRON- be among the athenian who most definitely come to that agreement with -PRON- .

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They might well say: 'Socrates, we have convincing proofs that we and the city were congenial to you.

They might well say: 'Socrates, we have convincing proofs that we and the city were congenial to you.

they might well say: 'socrates, we have convincing proofs that we and the city were congenial to you.

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-PRON- may well say : ' Socrates , -PRON- have convince proof that -PRON- and the city be congenial to -PRON- .

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You would not have dwelt here most consistently of all the Athenians if the city had not been exceedingly pleasing to you.

You would not have dwelt here most consistently of all the Athenians if the city had not been exceedingly pleasing to you.

you would not have dwelt here most consistently of all the athenians if the city had not been exceedingly pleasing to you.

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-PRON- would not have dwell here most consistently of all the Athenians if the city have not be exceedingly pleasing to -PRON- .

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You have never left the city, even to see a festival, nor for any other reason except military service; you have never gone to stay in any other city, as people do; you have had no desire to know another city or other laws; we and our city satisfied you. '

You have never left the city, even to see a festival, nor for any other reason except military service; you have never gone to stay in any other city, as people do; you have had no desire to know another city or other laws; we and our city satisfied you. '

you have never left the city, even to see a festival, nor for any other reason except military service; you have never gone to stay in any other city, as people do; you have had no desire to know another city or other laws; we and our city satisfied you. '

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-PRON- have never leave the city , even to see a festival , nor for any other reason except military service ; -PRON- have never go to stay in any other city , as people do ; -PRON- have have no desire to know another city or other law ; -PRON- and -PRON- city satisfy -PRON- . '

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So decisively did you choose us and agree to be a citizen under us.

So decisively did you choose us and agree to be a citizen under us.

so decisively did you choose us and agree to be a citizen under us.

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so decisively do -PRON- choose -PRON- and agree to be a citizen under -PRON- .

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Also, you have had children in this city, thus showing that it was congenial to you.

Also, you have had children in this city, thus showing that it was congenial to you.

also, you have had children in this city, thus showing that it was congenial to you.

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also , -PRON- have have child in this city , thus show that -PRON- be congenial to -PRON- .

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Then at your trial you could have assessed your penalty at exile if you wished, and you are now attempting to do against the city's wishes what you could then have done with her consent.

Then at your trial you could have assessed your penalty at exile if you wished, and you are now attempting to do against the city's wishes what you could then have done with her consent.

then at your trial you could have assessed your penalty at exile if you wished, and you are now attempting to do against the city's wishes what you could then have done with her consent.

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then at -PRON- trial -PRON- could have assess -PRON- penalty at exile if -PRON- wish , and -PRON- be now attempt to do against the city 's wish what -PRON- could then have do with -PRON- consent .

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Then you prided yourself that you did not resent death, but you chose, as you said, death in preference to exile.

Then you prided yourself that you did not resent death, but you chose, as you said, death in preference to exile.

then you prided yourself that you did not resent death, but you chose, as you said, death in preference to exile.

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then -PRON- pride -PRON- that -PRON- do not resent death , but -PRON- choose , as -PRON- say , death in preference to exile .

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Now, however, those words do not make you ashamed, and you pay no heed to us, the laws, as you plan to destroy us, and you act like the meanest type of slave by trying to run away, contrary to your commitments and your agreement to live as a citizen under us.

Now, however, those words do not make you ashamed, and you pay no heed to us, the laws, as you plan to destroy us, and you act like the meanest type of slave by trying to run away, contrary to your commitments and your agreement to live as a citizen under us.

now, however, those words do not make you ashamed, and you pay no heed to us, the laws, as you plan to destroy us, and you act like the meanest type of slave by trying to run away, contrary to your commitments and your agreement to live as a citizen under us.

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now , however , those word do not make -PRON- ashamed , and -PRON- pay no heed to -PRON- , the law , as -PRON- plan to destroy -PRON- , and -PRON- act like the mean type of slave by try to run away , contrary to -PRON- commitment and -PRON- agreement to live as a citizen under -PRON- .

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First then, answer us on this very point, whether we speak the truth when we say that you agreed, not only in words but by your deeds, to live in accordance with us.'

First then, answer us on this very point, whether we speak the truth when we say that you agreed, not only in words but by your deeds, to live in accordance with us.'

first then, answer us on this very point, whether we speak the truth when we say that you agreed, not only in words but by your deeds, to live in accordance with us.'

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first then , answer -PRON- on this very point , whether -PRON- speak the truth when -PRON- say that -PRON- agree , not only in word but by -PRON- deed , to live in accordance with -PRON- . '

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What are we to say to that, Crito?

What are we to say to that, Crito?

what are we to say to that, crito?

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what be -PRON- to say to that , Crito ?