SelectionsScribner, 1955 - 448 strani |
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Stran 13
... judges , that he does not : for that the sun is stone , and the moon earth . Friend Meletus , you think that you are Anaxagoras : and you have but a bad opinion judges , if you fancy them illiterate to such a d not to know that these ...
... judges , that he does not : for that the sun is stone , and the moon earth . Friend Meletus , you think that you are Anaxagoras : and you have but a bad opinion judges , if you fancy them illiterate to such a d not to know that these ...
Stran 25
... judge , and thus procuring an acquittal , instead forming and convincing him . For his duty is , make a present of justice , but to give judgment ; has sworn that he will judge according to the la not according to his own good pleasure ...
... judge , and thus procuring an acquittal , instead forming and convincing him . For his duty is , make a present of justice , but to give judgment ; has sworn that he will judge according to the la not according to his own good pleasure ...
Stran 236
... judge which of them is the good speaker ? he who judges of the good will be the -ho judges of the bad speakers ? same . he will be the arithmetician ? Ion . TH Soc . A hich the will peaker al ill he kr cussed . , and in discussions ...
... judge which of them is the good speaker ? he who judges of the good will be the -ho judges of the bad speakers ? same . he will be the arithmetician ? Ion . TH Soc . A hich the will peaker al ill he kr cussed . , and in discussions ...
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INTRODUCTIONRAPHAEL DEMOS | v |
APOLOGY | 1 |
CRITO | 28 |
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