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plato

Now if I corrupt them unwillingly, the law does not require you to bring people to court for such unwilling wrongdoings, but to get hold of them privately, to instruct them and exhort them; for clearly, if I learn better, I shall cease to do what I am doing unwillingly.

Now if I corrupt them unwillingly, the law does not require you to bring people to court for such unwilling wrongdoings, but to get hold of them privately, to instruct them and exhort them; for clearly, if I learn better, I shall cease to do what I am doing unwillingly.

now if i corrupt them unwillingly, the law does not require you to bring people to court for such unwilling wrongdoings, but to get hold of them privately, to instruct them and exhort them; for clearly, if i learn better, i shall cease to do what i am doing unwillingly.

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now if -PRON- corrupt -PRON- unwillingly , the law do not require -PRON- to bring people to court for such unwilling wrongdoing , but to get hold of -PRON- privately , to instruct -PRON- and exhort -PRON- ; for clearly , if -PRON- learn well , -PRON- shall cease to do what -PRON- be do unwillingly .

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You, however, have avoided my company and were unwilling to instruct me, but you bring me here, where the law requires one to bring those who are in need of punishment, not of instruction.

You, however, have avoided my company and were unwilling to instruct me, but you bring me here, where the law requires one to bring those who are in need of punishment, not of instruction.

you, however, have avoided my company and were unwilling to instruct me, but you bring me here, where the law requires one to bring those who are in need of punishment, not of instruction.

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-PRON- , however , have avoid -PRON- company and be unwilling to instruct -PRON- , but -PRON- bring -PRON- here , where the law require one to bring those who be in need of punishment , not of instruction .

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Plato

plato

And so, men of Athens, what I said is clearly true:

And so, men of Athens, what I said is clearly true:

and so, men of athens, what i said is clearly true:

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and so , man of Athens , what -PRON- say be clearly true :

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Plato

plato

Meletus has never been at all concerned with these matters.

Meletus has never been at all concerned with these matters.

meletus has never been at all concerned with these matters.

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Meletus have never be at all concern with these matter .

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Plato

plato

Nonetheless tell us, Meletus, how you say that I corrupt the young; or is it obvious from your deposition that it is by teaching them not to believe in the gods in whom the city believes but in other new spiritual things?

Nonetheless tell us, Meletus, how you say that I corrupt the young; or is it obvious from your deposition that it is by teaching them not to believe in the gods in whom the city believes but in other new spiritual things?

nonetheless tell us, meletus, how you say that i corrupt the young; or is it obvious from your deposition that it is by teaching them not to believe in the gods in whom the city believes but in other new spiritual things?

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nonetheless tell -PRON- , Meletus , how -PRON- say that -PRON- corrupt the young ; or be -PRON- obvious from -PRON- deposition that -PRON- be by teach -PRON- not to believe in the god in whom the city believe but in other new spiritual thing ?

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Plato

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Is this not what you say I teach and so corrupt them?

Is this not what you say I teach and so corrupt them?

is this not what you say i teach and so corrupt them?

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be this not what -PRON- say -PRON- teach and so corrupt -PRON- ?

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Plato

plato

That is most certainly what I do say.

That is most certainly what I do say.

that is most certainly what i do say.

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that be most certainly what -PRON- do say .

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Plato

plato

Then by those very gods about whom we are talking, Meletus, make this clearer to me and to these men: I cannot be sure whether you mean that I teach the belief that there are some gods and therefore I myself believe that there are gods and am not altogether an atheist, nor am I guilty of that not, however, the gods in whom the city believes, but others, and that this is the charge against me, that they are others.

Then by those very gods about whom we are talking, Meletus, make this clearer to me and to these men: I cannot be sure whether you mean that I teach the belief that there are some gods and therefore I myself believe that there are gods and am not altogether an atheist, nor am I guilty of that not, however, the gods in whom the city believes, but others, and that this is the charge against me, that they are others.

then by those very gods about whom we are talking, meletus, make this clearer to me and to these men: i cannot be sure whether you mean that i teach the belief that there are some gods and therefore i myself believe that there are gods and am not altogether an atheist, nor am i guilty of that not, however, the gods in whom the city believes, but others, and that this is the charge against me, that they are others.

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then by those very god about whom -PRON- be talk , Meletus , make this clear to -PRON- and to these man : -PRON- can not be sure whether -PRON- mean that -PRON- teach the belief that there be some god and therefore -PRON- -PRON- believe that there be god and be not altogether an atheist , nor be -PRON- guilty of that not , however , the god in whom the city believe , but other , and that this be the charge against -PRON- , that -PRON- be other .

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Plato

plato

Or whether you mean that I do not believe in gods at all, and that this is what I teach to others.

Or whether you mean that I do not believe in gods at all, and that this is what I teach to others.

or whether you mean that i do not believe in gods at all, and that this is what i teach to others.

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or whether -PRON- mean that -PRON- do not believe in god at all , and that this be what -PRON- teach to other .

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Plato

plato

This is what I mean, that you do not believe in gods at all.

This is what I mean, that you do not believe in gods at all.

this is what i mean, that you do not believe in gods at all.

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this be what -PRON- mean , that -PRON- do not believe in god at all .

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Plato

plato

You are a strange fellow, Meletus.

You are a strange fellow, Meletus.

you are a strange fellow, meletus.

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-PRON- be a strange fellow , Meletus .

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Plato

plato

Why do you say this?

Why do you say this?

why do you say this?

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why do -PRON- say this ?

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Plato

plato

Do I not believe, as other men do, that the sun and the moon are gods?

Do I not believe, as other men do, that the sun and the moon are gods?

do i not believe, as other men do, that the sun and the moon are gods?

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do -PRON- not believe , as other man do , that the sun and the moon be god ?

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Plato

plato

No, by Zeus, gentlemen of the jury, for he says that the sun is stone, and the moon earth.

No, by Zeus, gentlemen of the jury, for he says that the sun is stone, and the moon earth.

no, by zeus, gentlemen of the jury, for he says that the sun is stone, and the moon earth.

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no , by Zeus , gentleman of the jury , for -PRON- say that the sun be stone , and the moon earth .

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Plato

plato

My dear Meletus, do you think you are prosecuting Anaxagoras?

My dear Meletus, do you think you are prosecuting Anaxagoras?

my dear meletus, do you think you are prosecuting anaxagoras?

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-PRON- dear Meletus , do -PRON- think -PRON- be prosecute Anaxagoras ?

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Plato

plato

Are you so contemptuous of these men and think them so ignorant of letters as not to know that the books of Anaxagoras of Clazomenae are full of those theories, and further, that the young men learn from me what they can buy from time to time for a drachma, at most, in the bookshops, and ridicule Socrates if he pretends that these theories are his own, especially as they are so absurd?

Are you so contemptuous of these men and think them so ignorant of letters as not to know that the books of Anaxagoras of Clazomenae are full of those theories, and further, that the young men learn from me what they can buy from time to time for a drachma, at most, in the bookshops, and ridicule Socrates if he pretends that these theories are his own, especially as they are so absurd?

are you so contemptuous of these men and think them so ignorant of letters as not to know that the books of anaxagoras of clazomenae are full of those theories, and further, that the young men learn from me what they can buy from time to time for a drachma, at most, in the bookshops, and ridicule socrates if he pretends that these theories are his own, especially as they are so absurd?

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be -PRON- so contemptuous of these man and think -PRON- so ignorant of letter as not to know that the book of Anaxagoras of Clazomenae be full of those theory , and further , that the young man learn from -PRON- what -PRON- can buy from time to time for a drachma , at most , in the bookshop , and ridicule Socrates if -PRON- pretend that these theory be -PRON- own , especially as -PRON- be so absurd ?

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Is that, by Zeus, what you think of me, Meletus, that I do not believe that there are any gods?

Is that, by Zeus, what you think of me, Meletus, that I do not believe that there are any gods?

is that, by zeus, what you think of me, meletus, that i do not believe that there are any gods?

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be that , by Zeus , what -PRON- think of -PRON- , Meletus , that -PRON- do not believe that there be any god ?

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Plato

plato

That is what I say, that you do not believe in the gods at all.

That is what I say, that you do not believe in the gods at all.

that is what i say, that you do not believe in the gods at all.

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that be what -PRON- say , that -PRON- do not believe in the god at all .

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Plato

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You cannot be believed, Meletus, even, I think, by yourself.

You cannot be believed, Meletus, even, I think, by yourself.

you cannot be believed, meletus, even, i think, by yourself.

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-PRON- can not be believe , Meletus , even , -PRON- think , by -PRON- .

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Plato

plato

The man appears to me, men of Athens, highly insolent and uncontrolled.

The man appears to me, men of Athens, highly insolent and uncontrolled.

the man appears to me, men of athens, highly insolent and uncontrolled.

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the man appear to -PRON- , man of Athens , highly insolent and uncontrolled .

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Plato

plato

He seems to have made this deposition out of insolence, violence and youthful zeal.

He seems to have made this deposition out of insolence, violence and youthful zeal.

he seems to have made this deposition out of insolence, violence and youthful zeal.

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-PRON- seem to have make this deposition out of insolence , violence and youthful zeal .

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Plato

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He is like one who composed a riddle and is trying it out: 'Will the wise Socrates realize that I am jesting and contradicting myself, or shall I deceive him and others?'

He is like one who composed a riddle and is trying it out: 'Will the wise Socrates realize that I am jesting and contradicting myself, or shall I deceive him and others?'

he is like one who composed a riddle and is trying it out: 'will the wise socrates realize that i am jesting and contradicting myself, or shall i deceive him and others?'

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-PRON- be like one who compose a riddle and be try -PRON- out : ' Will the wise Socrates realize that -PRON- be jest and contradict -PRON- , or shall -PRON- deceive -PRON- and other ? '

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Plato

plato

I think he contradicts himself in the affidavit, as if he said: 'Socrates is guilty of not believing in gods but believing in gods,' and surely that is the part of a jester!

I think he contradicts himself in the affidavit, as if he said: 'Socrates is guilty of not believing in gods but believing in gods,' and surely that is the part of a jester!

i think he contradicts himself in the affidavit, as if he said: 'socrates is guilty of not believing in gods but believing in gods,' and surely that is the part of a jester!

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-PRON- think -PRON- contradict -PRON- in the affidavit , as if -PRON- say : ' Socrates be guilty of not believe in god but believe in god , ' and surely that be the part of a jester !

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Examine with me, gentlemen, how he appears to contradict himself, and you, Meletus, answer us.

Examine with me, gentlemen, how he appears to contradict himself, and you, Meletus, answer us.

examine with me, gentlemen, how he appears to contradict himself, and you, meletus, answer us.

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examine with -PRON- , gentleman , how -PRON- appear to contradict -PRON- , and -PRON- , Meletus , answer -PRON- .

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Plato

plato

Remember, gentlemen, what I asked you when I began, not to create a disturbance if I proceed in my usual manner.

Remember, gentlemen, what I asked you when I began, not to create a disturbance if I proceed in my usual manner.

remember, gentlemen, what i asked you when i began, not to create a disturbance if i proceed in my usual manner.

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remember , gentleman , what -PRON- ask -PRON- when -PRON- begin , not to create a disturbance if -PRON- proceed in -PRON- usual manner .

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Plato

plato

Does any man, Meletus, believe in human activities who does not believe in humans?

Does any man, Meletus, believe in human activities who does not believe in humans?

does any man, meletus, believe in human activities who does not believe in humans?

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do any man , Meletus , believe in human activity who do not believe in human ?

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Make him answer, and not again and again create a disturbance.

Make him answer, and not again and again create a disturbance.

make him answer, and not again and again create a disturbance.

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make -PRON- answer , and not again and again create a disturbance .

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Plato

plato

Does any man who does not believe in horses believe in horsemen's activities?

Does any man who does not believe in horses believe in horsemen's activities?

does any man who does not believe in horses believe in horsemen's activities?

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do any man who do not believe in horse believe in horseman 's activity ?

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Plato

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Or in flute playing activities but not in flute players?

Or in flute playing activities but not in flute players?

or in flute playing activities but not in flute players?

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or in flute playing activity but not in flute player ?

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Plato

plato

No, my good sir, no man could.

No, my good sir, no man could.

no, my good sir, no man could.

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no , -PRON- good sir , no man could .

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Plato

plato

If you are not willing to answer, I will tell you and these men.

If you are not willing to answer, I will tell you and these men.

if you are not willing to answer, i will tell you and these men.

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if -PRON- be not willing to answer , -PRON- will tell -PRON- and these man .

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Plato

plato

Answer the next question, however.

Answer the next question, however.

answer the next question, however.

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answer the next question , however .

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Does any man believe in spiritual activities who does not believe in spirits?

Does any man believe in spiritual activities who does not believe in spirits?

does any man believe in spiritual activities who does not believe in spirits?

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do any man believe in spiritual activity who do not believe in spirit ?

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plato

Thank you for answering, if reluctantly, when these gentlemen made you.

Thank you for answering, if reluctantly, when these gentlemen made you.

thank you for answering, if reluctantly, when these gentlemen made you.

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thank -PRON- for answer , if reluctantly , when these gentleman make -PRON- .

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Plato

plato

Now you say that I believe in spiritual things and teach about them, whether new or old, but at any rate spiritual things according to what you say, and to this you have sworn in your deposition.

Now you say that I believe in spiritual things and teach about them, whether new or old, but at any rate spiritual things according to what you say, and to this you have sworn in your deposition.

now you say that i believe in spiritual things and teach about them, whether new or old, but at any rate spiritual things according to what you say, and to this you have sworn in your deposition.

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now -PRON- say that -PRON- believe in spiritual thing and teach about -PRON- , whether new or old , but at any rate spiritual thing accord to what -PRON- say , and to this -PRON- have swear in -PRON- deposition .

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Plato

plato

But if I believe in spiritual things I must quite inevitably believe in spirits.

But if I believe in spiritual things I must quite inevitably believe in spirits.

but if i believe in spiritual things i must quite inevitably believe in spirits.

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but if -PRON- believe in spiritual thing -PRON- must quite inevitably believe in spirit .

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Plato

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I shall assume that you agree, as you do not answer.

I shall assume that you agree, as you do not answer.

i shall assume that you agree, as you do not answer.

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-PRON- shall assume that -PRON- agree , as -PRON- do not answer .

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Plato

plato

Do we not believe spirits to be either gods or the children of gods?

Do we not believe spirits to be either gods or the children of gods?

do we not believe spirits to be either gods or the children of gods?

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do -PRON- not believe spirit to be either god or the child of god ?

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Plato

plato

Then since I do believe in spirits, as you admit, if spirits are gods, this is what I mean when I say you speak in riddles and in jest, as you state that I do not believe in gods and then again that I do, since I do believe in spirits.

Then since I do believe in spirits, as you admit, if spirits are gods, this is what I mean when I say you speak in riddles and in jest, as you state that I do not believe in gods and then again that I do, since I do believe in spirits.

then since i do believe in spirits, as you admit, if spirits are gods, this is what i mean when i say you speak in riddles and in jest, as you state that i do not believe in gods and then again that i do, since i do believe in spirits.

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then since -PRON- do believe in spirit , as -PRON- admit , if spirit be god , this be what -PRON- mean when -PRON- say -PRON- speak in riddle and in jest , as -PRON- state that -PRON- do not believe in god and then again that -PRON- do , since -PRON- do believe in spirit .

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Plato

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If on the other hand the spirits are children of the gods, bastard children of the gods by nymphs or some other mothers, as they are said to be, what man would believe children of the gods to exist, but not gods?

If on the other hand the spirits are children of the gods, bastard children of the gods by nymphs or some other mothers, as they are said to be, what man would believe children of the gods to exist, but not gods?

if on the other hand the spirits are children of the gods, bastard children of the gods by nymphs or some other mothers, as they are said to be, what man would believe children of the gods to exist, but not gods?

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if on the other hand the spirit be child of the god , bastard child of the god by nymph or some other mother , as -PRON- be say to be , what man would believe child of the god to exist , but not god ?

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That would be just as absurd as to believe the young of horses and asses, namely mules, to exist, but not to believe in the existence of horses and asses.

That would be just as absurd as to believe the young of horses and asses, namely mules, to exist, but not to believe in the existence of horses and asses.

that would be just as absurd as to believe the young of horses and asses, namely mules, to exist, but not to believe in the existence of horses and asses.

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that would be just as absurd as to believe the young of horse and ass , namely mule , to exist , but not to believe in the existence of horse and ass .

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You must have made this deposition, Meletus, either to test us or because you were at a loss to find any true wrongdoing of which to accuse me.

You must have made this deposition, Meletus, either to test us or because you were at a loss to find any true wrongdoing of which to accuse me.

you must have made this deposition, meletus, either to test us or because you were at a loss to find any true wrongdoing of which to accuse me.

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-PRON- must have make this deposition , Meletus , either to test -PRON- or because -PRON- be at a loss to find any true wrongdoing of which to accuse -PRON- .

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There is no way in which you could persuade anyone of even small intelligence that it is possible for one and the same man to believe in spiritual but not also in divine things, and then again for that same man to believe neither in spirits nor in gods nor in heroes.

There is no way in which you could persuade anyone of even small intelligence that it is possible for one and the same man to believe in spiritual but not also in divine things, and then again for that same man to believe neither in spirits nor in gods nor in heroes.

there is no way in which you could persuade anyone of even small intelligence that it is possible for one and the same man to believe in spiritual but not also in divine things, and then again for that same man to believe neither in spirits nor in gods nor in heroes.

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there be no way in which -PRON- could persuade anyone of even small intelligence that -PRON- be possible for one and the same man to believe in spiritual but not also in divine thing , and then again for that same man to believe neither in spirit nor in god nor in hero .

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I do not think, men of Athens, that it requires a prolonged defense to prove that I am not guilty of the charges in Meletus' deposition, but this is sufficient.

I do not think, men of Athens, that it requires a prolonged defense to prove that I am not guilty of the charges in Meletus' deposition, but this is sufficient.

i do not think, men of athens, that it requires a prolonged defense to prove that i am not guilty of the charges in meletus' deposition, but this is sufficient.

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-PRON- do not think , man of Athens , that -PRON- require a prolonged defense to prove that -PRON- be not guilty of the charge in Meletus ' deposition , but this be sufficient .

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On the other hand, you know that what I said earlier is true, that I am very unpopular with many people.

On the other hand, you know that what I said earlier is true, that I am very unpopular with many people.

on the other hand, you know that what i said earlier is true, that i am very unpopular with many people.

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on the other hand , -PRON- know that what -PRON- say earlier be true , that -PRON- be very unpopular with many people .

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This will be my undoing, if I am undone, not Meletus or Anytus but the slanders and envy of many people.

This will be my undoing, if I am undone, not Meletus or Anytus but the slanders and envy of many people.

this will be my undoing, if i am undone, not meletus or anytus but the slanders and envy of many people.

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this will be -PRON- undoing , if -PRON- be undone , not Meletus or Anytus but the slander and envy of many people .

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This has destroyed many other good men and will, I think, continue to do so.

This has destroyed many other good men and will, I think, continue to do so.

this has destroyed many other good men and will, i think, continue to do so.

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this have destroy many other good man and will , -PRON- think , continue to do so .

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There is no danger that it will stop at me.

There is no danger that it will stop at me.

there is no danger that it will stop at me.

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there be no danger that -PRON- will stop at -PRON- .

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Someone might say: 'Are you not ashamed, Socrates, to have followed the kind of occupation that has led to your being now in danger of death?'

Someone might say: 'Are you not ashamed, Socrates, to have followed the kind of occupation that has led to your being now in danger of death?'

someone might say: 'are you not ashamed, socrates, to have followed the kind of occupation that has led to your being now in danger of death?'

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someone may say : ' be -PRON- not ashamed , Socrates , to have follow the kind of occupation that have lead to -PRON- being now in danger of death ? '

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However, I should be right to reply to him: 'You are wrong,

However, I should be right to reply to him: 'You are wrong,

however, i should be right to reply to him: 'you are wrong,

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however , -PRON- should be right to reply to -PRON- : ' -PRON- be wrong ,

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sir, if you think that a man who is any good at all should take into account the risk of life or death; he should look to this only in his actions, whether what he does is right or wrong, whether he is acting like a good or a bad man.'

sir, if you think that a man who is any good at all should take into account the risk of life or death; he should look to this only in his actions, whether what he does is right or wrong, whether he is acting like a good or a bad man.'

sir, if you think that a man who is any good at all should take into account the risk of life or death; he should look to this only in his actions, whether what he does is right or wrong, whether he is acting like a good or a bad man.'

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sir , if -PRON- think that a man who be any good at all should take into account the risk of life or death ; -PRON- should look to this only in -PRON- action , whether what -PRON- do be right or wrong , whether -PRON- be act like a good or a bad man . '

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According to your view, all the heroes who died at Troy were inferior people, especially the son of Thetis who was so contemptuous of danger compared with disgrace.

According to your view, all the heroes who died at Troy were inferior people, especially the son of Thetis who was so contemptuous of danger compared with disgrace.

according to your view, all the heroes who died at troy were inferior people, especially the son of thetis who was so contemptuous of danger compared with disgrace.

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accord to -PRON- view , all the hero who die at Troy be inferior people , especially the son of Thetis who be so contemptuous of danger compare with disgrace .

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When he was eager to kill Hector, his goddess mother warned him, as I believe, in some such words as these: '

When he was eager to kill Hector, his goddess mother warned him, as I believe, in some such words as these: '

when he was eager to kill hector, his goddess mother warned him, as i believe, in some such words as these: '

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when -PRON- be eager to kill Hector , -PRON- goddess mother warn -PRON- , as -PRON- believe , in some such word as these : '

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My child, if you avenge the death of your comrade, Patroclus, and you kill Hector, you will die yourself, for your death is to follow immediately after Hector's.'

My child, if you avenge the death of your comrade, Patroclus, and you kill Hector, you will die yourself, for your death is to follow immediately after Hector's.'

my child, if you avenge the death of your comrade, patroclus, and you kill hector, you will die yourself, for your death is to follow immediately after hector's.'

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-PRON- child , if -PRON- avenge the death of -PRON- comrade , Patroclus , and -PRON- kill Hector , -PRON- will die -PRON- , for -PRON- death be to follow immediately after Hector 's . '

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Hearing this, he despised death and danger and was much more afraid to live a coward who did not avenge his friends. '

Hearing this, he despised death and danger and was much more afraid to live a coward who did not avenge his friends. '

hearing this, he despised death and danger and was much more afraid to live a coward who did not avenge his friends. '

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hear this , -PRON- despise death and danger and be much more afraid to live a coward who do not avenge -PRON- friend . '

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Let me die at once,' he said, 'when once I have given the wrongdoer his deserts, rather than.

Let me die at once,' he said, 'when once I have given the wrongdoer his deserts, rather than.

let me die at once,' he said, 'when once i have given the wrongdoer his deserts, rather than.

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let -PRON- die at once , ' -PRON- say , ' when once -PRON- have give the wrongdoer -PRON- desert , rather than .

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remain here, a laughingstock by the curved ships, a burden upon the earth.'

remain here, a laughingstock by the curved ships, a burden upon the earth.'

remain here, a laughingstock by the curved ships, a burden upon the earth.'

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remain here , a laughingstock by the curved ship , a burden upon the earth . '

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Do you think he gave thought to death and danger?

Do you think he gave thought to death and danger?

do you think he gave thought to death and danger?

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do -PRON- think -PRON- give think to death and danger ?

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This is the truth of the matter, men of Athens: wherever a man has taken a position that he believes to be best, or has been placed by his commander, there he must I think remain and face danger, without a thought for death or anything else, rather than disgrace.

This is the truth of the matter, men of Athens: wherever a man has taken a position that he believes to be best, or has been placed by his commander, there he must I think remain and face danger, without a thought for death or anything else, rather than disgrace.

this is the truth of the matter, men of athens: wherever a man has taken a position that he believes to be best, or has been placed by his commander, there he must i think remain and face danger, without a thought for death or anything else, rather than disgrace.

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this be the truth of the matter , man of Athens : wherever a man have take a position that -PRON- believe to be good , or have be place by -PRON- commander , there -PRON- must -PRON- think remain and face danger , without a thought for death or anything else , rather than disgrace .

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It would have been a dreadful way to behave, men of Athens,

It would have been a dreadful way to behave, men of Athens,

it would have been a dreadful way to behave, men of athens,

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-PRON- would have be a dreadful way to behave , man of Athens ,

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if, at Potidaea, Amphipolis and Delium, I had, at the risk of death, like anyone else, remained at my post where those you had elected to command had ordered me, and then, when the god ordered me, as I thought and believed, to live the life of a philosopher, to examine myself and others, I had abandoned my post for fear of death or anything else.

if, at Potidaea, Amphipolis and Delium, I had, at the risk of death, like anyone else, remained at my post where those you had elected to command had ordered me, and then, when the god ordered me, as I thought and believed, to live the life of a philosopher, to examine myself and others, I had abandoned my post for fear of death or anything else.

if, at potidaea, amphipolis and delium, i had, at the risk of death, like anyone else, remained at my post where those you had elected to command had ordered me, and then, when the god ordered me, as i thought and believed, to live the life of a philosopher, to examine myself and others, i had abandoned my post for fear of death or anything else.

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if , at Potidaea , Amphipolis and Delium , -PRON- have , at the risk of death , like anyone else , remain at -PRON- post where those -PRON- have elect to command have order -PRON- , and then , when the god order -PRON- , as -PRON- think and believe , to live the life of a philosopher , to examine -PRON- and other , -PRON- have abandon -PRON- post for fear of death or anything else .

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That would have been a dreadful thing, and then I might truly have justly been brought here for not believing that there are gods, disobeying the oracle, fearing death, and thinking I was wise when I was not.

That would have been a dreadful thing, and then I might truly have justly been brought here for not believing that there are gods, disobeying the oracle, fearing death, and thinking I was wise when I was not.

that would have been a dreadful thing, and then i might truly have justly been brought here for not believing that there are gods, disobeying the oracle, fearing death, and thinking i was wise when i was not.

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that would have be a dreadful thing , and then -PRON- may truly have justly be bring here for not believe that there be god , disobey the oracle , fear death , and think -PRON- be wise when -PRON- be not .

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To fear death, gentlemen, is no other than to think oneself wise when one is not, to think one knows what one does not know.

To fear death, gentlemen, is no other than to think oneself wise when one is not, to think one knows what one does not know.

to fear death, gentlemen, is no other than to think oneself wise when one is not, to think one knows what one does not know.

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to fear death , gentleman , be no other than to think oneself wise when one be not , to think one know what one do not know .

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No one knows whether death may not be the greatest of all blessings for a man, yet men fear it as if they knew that it is the greatest of evils.

No one knows whether death may not be the greatest of all blessings for a man, yet men fear it as if they knew that it is the greatest of evils.

no one knows whether death may not be the greatest of all blessings for a man, yet men fear it as if they knew that it is the greatest of evils.

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no one know whether death may not be the great of all blessing for a man , yet man fear -PRON- as if -PRON- know that -PRON- be the great of evil .

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And surely it is the most blameworthy ignorance to believe that one knows what one does not know.

And surely it is the most blameworthy ignorance to believe that one knows what one does not know.

and surely it is the most blameworthy ignorance to believe that one knows what one does not know.

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and surely -PRON- be the most blameworthy ignorance to believe that one know what one do not know .

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It is perhaps on this point and in this respect, gentlemen, that I differ from the majority of men, and if I were to claim that I am wiser than anyone in anything, it would be in this, that, as I have no adequate knowledge of things in the underworld, so I do not think I have.

It is perhaps on this point and in this respect, gentlemen, that I differ from the majority of men, and if I were to claim that I am wiser than anyone in anything, it would be in this, that, as I have no adequate knowledge of things in the underworld, so I do not think I have.

it is perhaps on this point and in this respect, gentlemen, that i differ from the majority of men, and if i were to claim that i am wiser than anyone in anything, it would be in this, that, as i have no adequate knowledge of things in the underworld, so i do not think i have.

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-PRON- be perhaps on this point and in this respect , gentleman , that -PRON- differ from the majority of man , and if -PRON- be to claim that -PRON- be wise than anyone in anything , -PRON- would be in this , that , as -PRON- have no adequate knowledge of thing in the underworld , so -PRON- do not think -PRON- have .

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I do know, however, that it is wicked and shameful to do wrong, to disobey one's superior

I do know, however, that it is wicked and shameful to do wrong, to disobey one's superior

i do know, however, that it is wicked and shameful to do wrong, to disobey one's superior

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-PRON- do know , however , that -PRON- be wicked and shameful to do wrong , to disobey one 's superior

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I shall never fear or avoid things of which I do not know, whether they may not be good rather than things that I know to be bad.

I shall never fear or avoid things of which I do not know, whether they may not be good rather than things that I know to be bad.

i shall never fear or avoid things of which i do not know, whether they may not be good rather than things that i know to be bad.

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-PRON- shall never fear or avoid thing of which -PRON- do not know , whether -PRON- may not be good rather than thing that -PRON- know to be bad .

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Even if you acquitted me now and did not believe Anytus, who said to you that either I should not have been brought here in the first place, or that now I am here, you cannot avoid executing me, for if I should be acquitted, your sons would practice the teachings of Socrates and all be thoroughly corrupted

Even if you acquitted me now and did not believe Anytus, who said to you that either I should not have been brought here in the first place, or that now I am here, you cannot avoid executing me, for if I should be acquitted, your sons would practice the teachings of Socrates and all be thoroughly corrupted

even if you acquitted me now and did not believe anytus, who said to you that either i should not have been brought here in the first place, or that now i am here, you cannot avoid executing me, for if i should be acquitted, your sons would practice the teachings of socrates and all be thoroughly corrupted

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even if -PRON- acquit -PRON- now and do not believe Anytus , who say to -PRON- that either -PRON- should not have be bring here in the first place , or that now -PRON- be here , -PRON- can not avoid execute -PRON- , for if -PRON- should be acquit , -PRON- son would practice the teaching of Socrates and all be thoroughly corrupt

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; if you said to me in this regard: 'Socrates, we do not believe Anytus now; we acquit you, but only on condition that you spend no more time on this investigation and do not practice philosophy, and if you are caught doing so you will die;' if, as I say, you were to acquit me on those terms, I would say to you: 'Men of Athens, I am grateful and I am your friend, but I will obey the god rather than you, and as long as I draw breath and am able, I shall not cease to practice philosophy, to exhort you and in my usual way to point out to any one of you whom I happen to meet: '

; if you said to me in this regard: 'Socrates, we do not believe Anytus now; we acquit you, but only on condition that you spend no more time on this investigation and do not practice philosophy, and if you are caught doing so you will die;' if, as I say, you were to acquit me on those terms, I would say to you: 'Men of Athens, I am grateful and I am your friend, but I will obey the god rather than you, and as long as I draw breath and am able, I shall not cease to practice philosophy, to exhort you and in my usual way to point out to any one of you whom I happen to meet: '

; if you said to me in this regard: 'socrates, we do not believe anytus now; we acquit you, but only on condition that you spend no more time on this investigation and do not practice philosophy, and if you are caught doing so you will die;' if, as i say, you were to acquit me on those terms, i would say to you: 'men of athens, i am grateful and i am your friend, but i will obey the god rather than you, and as long as i draw breath and am able, i shall not cease to practice philosophy, to exhort you and in my usual way to point out to any one of you whom i happen to meet: '

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; if -PRON- say to -PRON- in this regard : ' Socrates , -PRON- do not believe Anytus now ; -PRON- acquit -PRON- , but only on condition that -PRON- spend no more time on this investigation and do not practice philosophy , and if -PRON- be catch do so -PRON- will die ; ' if , as -PRON- say , -PRON- be to acquit -PRON- on those term , -PRON- would say to -PRON- : ' Men of Athens , -PRON- be grateful and -PRON- be -PRON- friend , but -PRON- will obey the god rather than -PRON- , and as long as -PRON- draw breath and be able , -PRON- shall not cease to practice philosophy , to exhort -PRON- and in -PRON- usual way to point out to any one of -PRON- whom -PRON- happen to meet : '

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Good Sir, you are an Athenian, a citizen of the greatest city with the greatest reputation for both wisdom and power; are you not ashamed of your eagerness to possess as much wealth, reputation and honors as possible, while you do not care for nor give thought to wisdom or truth, or the best possible state of your soul?'

Good Sir, you are an Athenian, a citizen of the greatest city with the greatest reputation for both wisdom and power; are you not ashamed of your eagerness to possess as much wealth, reputation and honors as possible, while you do not care for nor give thought to wisdom or truth, or the best possible state of your soul?'

good sir, you are an athenian, a citizen of the greatest city with the greatest reputation for both wisdom and power; are you not ashamed of your eagerness to possess as much wealth, reputation and honors as possible, while you do not care for nor give thought to wisdom or truth, or the best possible state of your soul?'

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good Sir , -PRON- be an Athenian , a citizen of the great city with the great reputation for both wisdom and power ; be -PRON- not ashamed of -PRON- eagerness to possess as much wealth , reputation and honor as possible , while -PRON- do not care for nor give thought to wisdom or truth , or the good possible state of -PRON- soul ? '

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Then, if one of you disputes this and says he does care, I shall not let him go at once or leave him, but I shall question him, examine him and test him, and if I do not think he has attained the goodness that he says he has, I shall reproach him because he attaches little importance to the most important things and greater importance to inferior things.

Then, if one of you disputes this and says he does care, I shall not let him go at once or leave him, but I shall question him, examine him and test him, and if I do not think he has attained the goodness that he says he has, I shall reproach him because he attaches little importance to the most important things and greater importance to inferior things.

then, if one of you disputes this and says he does care, i shall not let him go at once or leave him, but i shall question him, examine him and test him, and if i do not think he has attained the goodness that he says he has, i shall reproach him because he attaches little importance to the most important things and greater importance to inferior things.

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then , if one of -PRON- dispute this and say -PRON- do care , -PRON- shall not let -PRON- go at once or leave -PRON- , but -PRON- shall question -PRON- , examine -PRON- and test -PRON- , and if -PRON- do not think -PRON- have attain the goodness that -PRON- say -PRON- have , -PRON- shall reproach -PRON- because -PRON- attach little importance to the most important thing and great importance to inferior thing .

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I shall treat in this way

I shall treat in this way

i shall treat in this way

['shall', 'treat', 'in', 'this', 'way']

-PRON- shall treat in this way

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anyone I happen to meet, young and old, citizen and stranger, and more so the citizens because you are more kindred to me.

anyone I happen to meet, young and old, citizen and stranger, and more so the citizens because you are more kindred to me.

anyone i happen to meet, young and old, citizen and stranger, and more so the citizens because you are more kindred to me.

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anyone -PRON- happen to meet , young and old , citizen and stranger , and more so the citizen because -PRON- be more kindred to -PRON- .

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Be sure that this is what the god orders me to do, and I think there is no greater blessing for the city than my service to the god.

Be sure that this is what the god orders me to do, and I think there is no greater blessing for the city than my service to the god.

be sure that this is what the god orders me to do, and i think there is no greater blessing for the city than my service to the god.

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be sure that this be what the god order -PRON- to do , and -PRON- think there be no great blessing for the city than -PRON- service to the god .

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For I go around doing nothing but persuading both young and old among you not to care for your body or your wealth in preference to or as strongly as for the best possible state of your soul, as I say to you: Wealth does not bring about excellence, but excellence makes wealth and everything else good for men, both individually and collectively.'

For I go around doing nothing but persuading both young and old among you not to care for your body or your wealth in preference to or as strongly as for the best possible state of your soul, as I say to you: Wealth does not bring about excellence, but excellence makes wealth and everything else good for men, both individually and collectively.'

for i go around doing nothing but persuading both young and old among you not to care for your body or your wealth in preference to or as strongly as for the best possible state of your soul, as i say to you: wealth does not bring about excellence, but excellence makes wealth and everything else good for men, both individually and collectively.'

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for -PRON- go around do nothing but persuade both young and old among -PRON- not to care for -PRON- body or -PRON- wealth in preference to or as strongly as for the good possible state of -PRON- soul , as -PRON- say to -PRON- : wealth do not bring about excellence , but excellence make wealth and everything else good for man , both individually and collectively . '

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Now if by saying this I corrupt the young, this advice must be harmful, but if anyone says that I give different advice, he is talking nonsense.

Now if by saying this I corrupt the young, this advice must be harmful, but if anyone says that I give different advice, he is talking nonsense.

now if by saying this i corrupt the young, this advice must be harmful, but if anyone says that i give different advice, he is talking nonsense.

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now if by say this -PRON- corrupt the young , this advice must be harmful , but if anyone say that -PRON- give different advice , -PRON- be talk nonsense .

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On this point I would say to you, men of Athens: 'Whether you believe Anytus or not, whether you acquit me or not, do so on the understanding that this is my course of action, even if I am to face death many times.'

On this point I would say to you, men of Athens: 'Whether you believe Anytus or not, whether you acquit me or not, do so on the understanding that this is my course of action, even if I am to face death many times.'

on this point i would say to you, men of athens: 'whether you believe anytus or not, whether you acquit me or not, do so on the understanding that this is my course of action, even if i am to face death many times.'

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on this point -PRON- would say to -PRON- , man of Athens : ' whether -PRON- believe Anytus or not , whether -PRON- acquit -PRON- or not , do so on the understanding that this be -PRON- course of action , even if -PRON- be to face death many time . '

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Do not create a disturbance, gentlemen, but abide by my request not to cry out at what I say but to listen, for I think it will be to your advantage to listen, and I am about to say other things at which you will perhaps cry out.

Do not create a disturbance, gentlemen, but abide by my request not to cry out at what I say but to listen, for I think it will be to your advantage to listen, and I am about to say other things at which you will perhaps cry out.

do not create a disturbance, gentlemen, but abide by my request not to cry out at what i say but to listen, for i think it will be to your advantage to listen, and i am about to say other things at which you will perhaps cry out.

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do not create a disturbance , gentleman , but abide by -PRON- request not to cry out at what -PRON- say but to listen , for -PRON- think -PRON- will be to -PRON- advantage to listen , and -PRON- be about to say other thing at which -PRON- will perhaps cry out .

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By no means do this.

By no means do this.

by no means do this.

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by no means do this .

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Be sure that if you kill the sort of man I say I am, you will not harm me more than yourselves.

Be sure that if you kill the sort of man I say I am, you will not harm me more than yourselves.

be sure that if you kill the sort of man i say i am, you will not harm me more than yourselves.

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be sure that if -PRON- kill the sort of man -PRON- say -PRON- be , -PRON- will not harm -PRON- more than yourself .

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Neither Meletus nor Anytus can harm me in any way; he could not harm me, for I do not think it is permitted that a better man be harmed by a worse; certainly he might kill me, or perhaps banish or disfranchise me, which he and maybe others think to be great harm, but I do not think so.

Neither Meletus nor Anytus can harm me in any way; he could not harm me, for I do not think it is permitted that a better man be harmed by a worse; certainly he might kill me, or perhaps banish or disfranchise me, which he and maybe others think to be great harm, but I do not think so.

neither meletus nor anytus can harm me in any way; he could not harm me, for i do not think it is permitted that a better man be harmed by a worse; certainly he might kill me, or perhaps banish or disfranchise me, which he and maybe others think to be great harm, but i do not think so.

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neither Meletus nor Anytus can harm -PRON- in any way ; -PRON- could not harm -PRON- , for -PRON- do not think -PRON- be permit that a well man be harm by a bad ; certainly -PRON- may kill -PRON- , or perhaps banish or disfranchise -PRON- , which -PRON- and maybe other think to be great harm , but -PRON- do not think so .

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I think he is doing himself much greater harm doing what he is doing now, attempting to have a man executed unjustly.

I think he is doing himself much greater harm doing what he is doing now, attempting to have a man executed unjustly.

i think he is doing himself much greater harm doing what he is doing now, attempting to have a man executed unjustly.

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-PRON- think -PRON- be do -PRON- much great harm do what -PRON- be do now , attempt to have a man execute unjustly .

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Indeed, men of Athens, I am far from making a defense now on my own behalf, as might be thought, but on yours, to prevent you from wrongdoing by mistreating the god's gift to you by condemning me; for if you kill me you will not easily find another like me.

Indeed, men of Athens, I am far from making a defense now on my own behalf, as might be thought, but on yours, to prevent you from wrongdoing by mistreating the god's gift to you by condemning me; for if you kill me you will not easily find another like me.

indeed, men of athens, i am far from making a defense now on my own behalf, as might be thought, but on yours, to prevent you from wrongdoing by mistreating the god's gift to you by condemning me; for if you kill me you will not easily find another like me.

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indeed , man of Athens , -PRON- be far from make a defense now on -PRON- own behalf , as may be think , but on your , to prevent -PRON- from wrongdoing by mistreat the god 's gift to -PRON- by condemn -PRON- ; for if -PRON- kill -PRON- -PRON- will not easily find another like -PRON- .

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I was attached to this city by the god though it seems a ridiculous thing to say as upon a great and noble horse which was somewhat sluggish because of its size and needed to be stirred up by a kind of gadfly.

I was attached to this city by the god though it seems a ridiculous thing to say as upon a great and noble horse which was somewhat sluggish because of its size and needed to be stirred up by a kind of gadfly.

i was attached to this city by the god though it seems a ridiculous thing to say as upon a great and noble horse which was somewhat sluggish because of its size and needed to be stirred up by a kind of gadfly.

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-PRON- be attach to this city by the god though -PRON- seem a ridiculous thing to say as upon a great and noble horse which be somewhat sluggish because of -PRON- size and need to be stir up by a kind of gadfly .

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It is to fulfill some such function that I believe the god has placed me in the city.

It is to fulfill some such function that I believe the god has placed me in the city.

it is to fulfill some such function that i believe the god has placed me in the city.

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-PRON- be to fulfill some such function that -PRON- believe the god have place -PRON- in the city .

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I never cease to rouse each and every one of you, to persuade and reproach you all day long and everywhere

I never cease to rouse each and every one of you, to persuade and reproach you all day long and everywhere

i never cease to rouse each and every one of you, to persuade and reproach you all day long and everywhere

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-PRON- never cease to rouse each and every one of -PRON- , to persuade and reproach -PRON- all day long and everywhere

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I find myself in your company.

I find myself in your company.

i find myself in your company.

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-PRON- find -PRON- in -PRON- company .

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Another such man will not easily come to be among you, gentlemen, and if you believe me you will spare me.

Another such man will not easily come to be among you, gentlemen, and if you believe me you will spare me.

another such man will not easily come to be among you, gentlemen, and if you believe me you will spare me.

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another such man will not easily come to be among -PRON- , gentleman , and if -PRON- believe -PRON- -PRON- will spare -PRON- .

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You might easily be annoyed with me as people are when they are aroused from a doze, and strike out at me; if convinced by Anytus you could easily kill me, and then you could sleep on for the rest of your days, unless the god, in his care for you, sent you someone else.

You might easily be annoyed with me as people are when they are aroused from a doze, and strike out at me; if convinced by Anytus you could easily kill me, and then you could sleep on for the rest of your days, unless the god, in his care for you, sent you someone else.

you might easily be annoyed with me as people are when they are aroused from a doze, and strike out at me; if convinced by anytus you could easily kill me, and then you could sleep on for the rest of your days, unless the god, in his care for you, sent you someone else.

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-PRON- may easily be annoy with -PRON- as people be when -PRON- be arouse from a doze , and strike out at -PRON- ; if convince by Anytus -PRON- could easily kill -PRON- , and then -PRON- could sleep on for the rest of -PRON- day , unless the god , in -PRON- care for -PRON- , send -PRON- someone else .

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That I am the kind of person to be a gift of the god to the city you might realize from the fact that it does not seem.

That I am the kind of person to be a gift of the god to the city you might realize from the fact that it does not seem.

that i am the kind of person to be a gift of the god to the city you might realize from the fact that it does not seem.

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that -PRON- be the kind of person to be a gift of the god to the city -PRON- may realize from the fact that -PRON- do not seem .

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Alternatively, this sentence could be translated: 'Wealth does not bring about excel lence, but excellence brings about wealth and all other public and private blessings for men.'

Alternatively, this sentence could be translated: 'Wealth does not bring about excel lence, but excellence brings about wealth and all other public and private blessings for men.'

alternatively, this sentence could be translated: 'wealth does not bring about excel lence, but excellence brings about wealth and all other public and private blessings for men.'

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alternatively , this sentence could be translate : ' wealth do not bring about excel lence , but excellence bring about wealth and all other public and private blessing for man . '

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like human nature for me to have neglected all my own affairs and to have tolerated this neglect now for so many years while I was always concerned with you, approaching each one of you like a father or an elder brother to persuade you to care for virtue.

like human nature for me to have neglected all my own affairs and to have tolerated this neglect now for so many years while I was always concerned with you, approaching each one of you like a father or an elder brother to persuade you to care for virtue.

like human nature for me to have neglected all my own affairs and to have tolerated this neglect now for so many years while i was always concerned with you, approaching each one of you like a father or an elder brother to persuade you to care for virtue.

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like human nature for -PRON- to have neglect all -PRON- own affair and to have tolerate this neglect now for so many year while -PRON- be always concerned with -PRON- , approach each one of -PRON- like a father or an eld brother to persuade -PRON- to care for virtue .

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Now if I profited from this by charging a fee for my advice, there would be some sense to it, but you can see for yourselves that, for all their shameless accusations, my accusers have not been able in their impudence to bring forward a witness to say that I have ever received a fee or ever asked for one.

Now if I profited from this by charging a fee for my advice, there would be some sense to it, but you can see for yourselves that, for all their shameless accusations, my accusers have not been able in their impudence to bring forward a witness to say that I have ever received a fee or ever asked for one.

now if i profited from this by charging a fee for my advice, there would be some sense to it, but you can see for yourselves that, for all their shameless accusations, my accusers have not been able in their impudence to bring forward a witness to say that i have ever received a fee or ever asked for one.

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now if -PRON- profit from this by charge a fee for -PRON- advice , there would be some sense to -PRON- , but -PRON- can see for yourself that , for all -PRON- shameless accusation , -PRON- accuser have not be able in -PRON- impudence to bring forward a witness to say that -PRON- have ever receive a fee or ever ask for one .

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I, on the other hand, have a convincing witness that I speak the truth, my poverty.

I, on the other hand, have a convincing witness that I speak the truth, my poverty.

i, on the other hand, have a convincing witness that i speak the truth, my poverty.

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-PRON- , on the other hand , have a convincing witness that -PRON- speak the truth , -PRON- poverty .

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It may seem strange that while I go around and give this advice privately and interfere in private affairs, I do not venture to go to the assembly

It may seem strange that while I go around and give this advice privately and interfere in private affairs, I do not venture to go to the assembly

it may seem strange that while i go around and give this advice privately and interfere in private affairs, i do not venture to go to the assembly

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-PRON- may seem strange that while -PRON- go around and give this advice privately and interfere in private affair , -PRON- do not venture to go to the assembly

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and there advise the city.

and there advise the city.

and there advise the city.

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and there advise the city .

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You have heard me give the reason for this in many places.

You have heard me give the reason for this in many places.

you have heard me give the reason for this in many places.

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-PRON- have hear -PRON- give the reason for this in many place .

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I have a divine or spiritual sign which Meletus has ridiculed in his deposition.

I have a divine or spiritual sign which Meletus has ridiculed in his deposition.

i have a divine or spiritual sign which meletus has ridiculed in his deposition.

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-PRON- have a divine or spiritual sign which Meletus have ridicule in -PRON- deposition .

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This began when I was a child.

This began when I was a child.

this began when i was a child.

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this begin when -PRON- be a child .