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... evil , death . From this cause it is that his defence is so little artificial . In his discussions with others , on what- ever subject , it was his constant habit to keep his opponents to the question before them , and he would never ...
... evil , death . From this cause it is that his defence is so little artificial . In his discussions with others , on what- ever subject , it was his constant habit to keep his opponents to the question before them , and he would never ...
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... evil are always working some evil to those that are most near to them , and the good some good ; but I have arrived at such a pitch of ignorance as not to know , that if I make any one of my associates depraved , I shall be in danger of ...
... evil are always working some evil to those that are most near to them , and the good some good ; but I have arrived at such a pitch of ignorance as not to know , that if I make any one of my associates depraved , I shall be in danger of ...
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... evil and base . I shall never , therefore , fear or shun things which , for aught I know , may be good , before evils which I know to be evils . So that even if you should now dismiss me , not yielding to the instances of Anytus , who ...
... evil and base . I shall never , therefore , fear or shun things which , for aught I know , may be good , before evils which I know to be evils . So that even if you should now dismiss me , not yielding to the instances of Anytus , who ...
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... evil ? instead of this , shall I choose what I well know to be evil , and award that ? Shall I choose imprisonment ? And why should I live in prison , a slave to the established magistracy , the Eleven ? Shall I choose a fine , and to ...
... evil ? instead of this , shall I choose what I well know to be evil , and award that ? Shall I choose imprisonment ? And why should I live in prison , a slave to the established magistracy , the Eleven ? Shall I choose a fine , and to ...
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... evil , yet neither when I departed from home in the morning did the warning of the god oppose me , nor when I came up here to the place of trial , nor in my address when I was about to say any thing ; yet on other occasions it has ...
... evil , yet neither when I departed from home in the morning did the warning of the god oppose me , nor when I came up here to the place of trial , nor in my address when I was about to say any thing ; yet on other occasions it has ...
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