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... answered that there was not one wiser : and of this , his brother here will give you proofs , since he himself is dead ... answer to the response that This man is wiser than I , though you affirmed that I was the wisest . Having then ...
... answered that there was not one wiser : and of this , his brother here will give you proofs , since he himself is dead ... answer to the response that This man is wiser than I , though you affirmed that I was the wisest . Having then ...
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... answer me : does it appear to you to be the same with respect to horses ? do all men make them better , and is there only some one that spoils them ? or does quite the contrary of this take place ? is there some one person who can make ...
... answer me : does it appear to you to be the same with respect to horses ? do all men make them better , and is there only some one that spoils them ? or does quite the contrary of this take place ? is there some one person who can make ...
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... Answer , good man : for the law requires you to answer . Is there any one who wishes to be injured ? Mel . No , surely . Socr . Come then , whether do you accuse me here , as one that corrupts the youth , and makes them more depraved ...
... Answer , good man : for the law requires you to answer . Is there any one who wishes to be injured ? Mel . No , surely . Socr . Come then , whether do you accuse me here , as one that corrupts the youth , and makes them more depraved ...
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... answer me ; and do ye , as I besought you at the outset , remember not to make an uproar if I speak after my usual manner . Is there any man , Melitus , who believes that there are human affairs , but does not believe that there are men ...
... answer me ; and do ye , as I besought you at the outset , remember not to make an uproar if I speak after my usual manner . Is there any man , Melitus , who believes that there are human affairs , but does not believe that there are men ...
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... answer with good reason , You do not say well , friend , if you think that a man , who is even of the least value , ought to take into the account the risk of life or death , and ought not to consider that alone when he performs any ...
... answer with good reason , You do not say well , friend , if you think that a man , who is even of the least value , ought to take into the account the risk of life or death , and ought not to consider that alone when he performs any ...
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