theStech/trainer_dataset · Datasets at Hugging Face

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The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	the reference be to a above .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "The reference is to a above.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	Phaedo opposite -PRON- could never become opposite to -PRON- , neither that in -PRON- nor that in nature .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Phaedo opposite itself could never become opposite to itself, neither that in us nor that in nature.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	then , -PRON- friend , -PRON- be talk of thing that have opposite quality and name these after -PRON- , but now -PRON- say that these opposite -PRON- , from the presence of which in -PRON-	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Then, my friend, we were talking of things that have opposite qualities and naming these after them, but now we say that these opposites themselves, from the presence of which in them", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	thing get -PRON- name , never can tolerate the come to be from one another . '	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "things get their name, never can tolerate the coming to be from one another.'", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	at the same time -PRON- look to Cebes and say : ' do anything of what this man say also disturb -PRON- ? '	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "At the same time he looked to Cebes and said: 'Does anything of what this man says also disturb you?'", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	not at the moment , say Cebes , but -PRON- do not deny that many thing do disturb -PRON- .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Not at the moment, said Cebes, but I do not deny that many things do disturb me.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	-PRON- be altogether agree then , -PRON- say , that an opposite will never be opposite to -PRON- .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "We are altogether agreed then, he said, that an opposite will never be opposite to itself.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	consider then whether -PRON- will agree to this further point .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Consider then whether you will agree to this further point.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	there be something -PRON- call hot and something -PRON- call cold .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "There is something you call hot and something you call cold.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	be -PRON- the same as what -PRON- call snow and fire ?	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Are they the same as what you call snow and fire?", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	so the hot be something other than fire , and the cold be something other than snow ?	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "So the hot is something other than fire, and the cold is something other than snow?", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	-PRON- think , -PRON- believe , that be snow -PRON- will not admit the hot , as -PRON- say before , and remain what -PRON- be and be both snow and hot , but when the hot approach -PRON- will either retreat before -PRON- or be destroy .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "You think, I believe, that being snow it will not admit the hot, as we said before, and remain what it was and be both snow and hot, but when the hot approaches it will either retreat before it or be destroyed.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	so fire , as the cold approach , will either go away or be destroy	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "So fire, as the cold approaches, will either go away or be destroyed", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	; -PRON- will never venture to admit coldness and remain what -PRON- be , fire and cold .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "; it will never venture to admit coldness and remain what it was, fire and cold.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	-PRON- be true then about some of these thing that not only the form -PRON- deserve -PRON- own name for all time , but there be something else that be not the form but have -PRON- character whenever -PRON- exist .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "It is true then about some of these things that not only the Form itself deserves its own name for all time, but there is something else that is not the Form but has its character whenever it exists.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	perhaps -PRON- can make -PRON- meaning clear : the Odd must always be give this name -PRON- now mention .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Perhaps I can make my meaning clearer: the Odd must always be given this name we now mention.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	be -PRON- the only one of exist thing to be call odd this be -PRON- question or be there something else than the Odd which one must nevertheless also always call odd , as well as by -PRON- own name , because -PRON- be such by nature as never to be separate from the Odd ?	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Is it the only one of existing things to be called odd this is my question or is there something else than the Odd which one must nevertheless also always call odd, as well as by its own name, because it is such by nature as never to be separated from the Odd?", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	-PRON- mean , for example , the number three and many other .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "I mean, for example, the number three and many others.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	consider three : do -PRON- not think that -PRON- must always be call both by -PRON- own name and by that of the Odd , which be not the same as three ?	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Consider three: do you not think that it must always be called both by its own name and by that of the Odd, which is not the same as three?", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	that be the nature of three , and of five , and of half of all the number ; each of -PRON- be odd , but -PRON- be not the Odd .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "That is the nature of three, and of five, and of half of all the numbers; each of them is odd, but it is not the Odd.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	then again , two and four and the whole other column of number ; each of -PRON- , while not be the same as the even , be always even .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Then again, two and four and the whole other column of numbers; each of them, while not being the same as the Even, is always even.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	what -PRON- want to make clear be this : not only do those opposite not admit each other , but this be also true of those thing which , while not be opposite to each other yet always contain the opposite , and -PRON- seem that these do not admit that form which be opposite to that which be in -PRON- ; when -PRON- approach -PRON- , -PRON- either perish or give way .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "What I want to make clear is this: not only do those opposites not admit each other, but this is also true of those things which, while not being opposite to each other yet always contain the opposites, and it seems that these do not admit that Form which is opposite to that which is in them; when it approaches them, they either perish or give way.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	Shall -PRON- not say that three will perish or undergo anything before , while remain three , become even ?	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Shall we not say that three will perish or undergo anything before, while remaining three, becoming even?", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	certainly , say Cebes .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Certainly, said Cebes.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	yet surely two be not the opposite of three ?	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Yet surely two is not the opposite of three?", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	-PRON- be then not only opposite form that do not admit each other 's approach , but also some other thing that do not admit the onset of opposite .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "It is then not only opposite Forms that do not admit each other's approach, but also some other things that do not admit the onset of opposites.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	do -PRON- then want -PRON- , if -PRON- can , to define what these be ?	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Do you then want us, if we can, to define what these are?", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	Would -PRON- be the thing that compel whatever -PRON- occupy not only to contain -PRON- form but also always that of some opposite ?	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Would they be the things that compel whatever they occupy not only to contain their Form but also always that of some opposite?", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	as -PRON- be say just now , -PRON- surely know that what the Form of three occupie must not only be three but also odd .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "As we were saying just now, you surely know that what the Form of three occupies must not only be three but also odd.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	and -PRON- say that the opposite form to the form that achieve this result could never come to -PRON- .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "And we say that the opposite Form to the Form that achieves this result could never come to it.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	now -PRON- be oddness that have do this ?	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Now it is Oddness that has done this?", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	and opposite to this be the Form of the even ?	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "And opposite to this is the Form of the Even?", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	so then the form of the even will never come to three ?	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "So then the Form of the Even will never come to three?", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	then three have no share in the even ?	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Then three has no share in the Even?", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	as for what -PRON- say -PRON- must define , that is , what kind of thing , while not be opposite to something , yet do not admit the opposite , as , for example , the triad , though -PRON- be not the opposite of the even , yet do not admit -PRON- because -PRON- always bring along the opposite of the even , and so the dyad in relation to the odd , fire to the Cold , and very many other thing , see whether -PRON- would define -PRON- thus : not only do the opposite not admit -PRON- opposite , but	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "As for what I said we must define, that is, what kind of things, while not being opposites to something, yet do not admit the opposite, as, for example, the triad, though it is not the opposite of the Even, yet does not admit it because it always brings along the opposite of the Even, and so the dyad in relation to the Odd, fire to the Cold, and very many other things, see whether you would define it thus: Not only does the opposite not admit its opposite, but", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	that which bring along some opposite into that which -PRON- occupy ; that which bring this along will not admit the opposite to that which -PRON- bring along .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "that which brings along some opposite into that which it occupies; that which brings this along will not admit the opposite to that which it brings along.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	refresh -PRON- memory , -PRON- be no bad for be hear often .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Refresh your memory, it is no worse for being heard often.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	five do not admit the form of the even , nor will ten , -PRON- double , admit the form of the Odd .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Five does not admit the form of the Even, nor will ten, its double, admit the form of the Odd.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	the double -PRON- be an opposite of something else , yet	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "The double itself is an opposite of something else, yet", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	-PRON- will not admit the form of the Odd .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "it will not admit the form of the Odd.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	nor do oneand a half and other such fraction admit the form of the whole , nor will one third , and so on , if -PRON- follow -PRON- and agree to this .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Nor do oneand a half and other such fractions admit the form of the Whole, nor will one third, and so on, if you follow me and agree to this.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	-PRON- certainly agree , -PRON- say , and -PRON- follow -PRON- .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "I certainly agree, he said, and I follow you.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	tell -PRON- again from the beginning , -PRON- say , and do not answer in the word of the question , but do as -PRON- do .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Tell me again from the beginning, he said, and do not answer in the words of the question, but do as I do.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	-PRON- say that beyond that safe answer , which -PRON- speak of first , -PRON- see another safe answer .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "I say that beyond that safe answer, which I spoke of first, I see another safe answer.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	if -PRON- should ask -PRON- what , come into a body , make -PRON- hot , -PRON- reply would not be that safe and ignorant one , that -PRON- be heat , but -PRON- present argument provide a more sophisticated answer , namely , fire , and if -PRON- ask -PRON- what , on come into a body , make -PRON- sick , -PRON- will not say sickness but fever .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "If you should ask me what, coming into a body, makes it hot, my reply would not be that safe and ignorant one, that it is heat, but our present argument provides a more sophisticated answer, namely, fire, and if you ask me what, on coming into a body, makes it sick, I will not say sickness but fever.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	nor , if ask the presence of what in a number make -PRON- odd , -PRON- will not say oddness but oneness , and so with other thing .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Nor, if asked the presence of what in a number makes it odd, I will not say oddness but oneness, and so with other things.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	see if -PRON- now sufficiently understand what -PRON- want .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "See if you now sufficiently understand what I want.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	answer -PRON- then , -PRON- say , what be -PRON- that , present in a body , make -PRON- live ?	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Answer me then, he said, what is it that, present in a body, makes it living?", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	and be that always so ?	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "And is that always so?", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	whatever the soul occupy , -PRON- always bring life to -PRON- ?	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Whatever the soul occupies, it always brings life to it?", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	be there , or be there not , an opposite to life ?	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Is there, or is there not, an opposite to life?", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	so the soul will never admit the opposite of that which -PRON- bring along , as -PRON- agree from what have be say ?	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "So the soul will never admit the opposite of that which it brings along, as we agree from what has been said?", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	most certainly , say Cebes .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Most certainly, said Cebes.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	well , and what do -PRON- call that which do not admit the form of the even ?	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Well, and what do we call that which does not admit the form of the even?", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	what do -PRON- call that	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "What do we call that", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	which will not admit the just and that which will not admit the musical ?	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "which will not admit the just and that which will not admit the musical?", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	the unmusical , and the other the unjust .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "The unmusical, and the other the unjust.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	very well , what do -PRON- call that which do not admit death ?	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Very well, what do we call that which does not admit death?", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	the deathless , -PRON- say .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "The deathless, he said.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	now the soul do not admit death ?	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Now the soul does not admit death?", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	so the soul be deathless ?	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "So the soul is deathless?", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	Shall -PRON- say that this have be prove , do -PRON- think ?	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Shall we say that this has been proved, do you think?", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	quite adequately prove , Socrates .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Quite adequately proved, Socrates.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	well now , Cebes , -PRON- say , if the uneven be of necessity indestructible , surely three would be indestructible ?	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Well now, Cebes, he said, if the uneven were of necessity indestructible, surely three would be indestructible?", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	and if the non hot be of necessity indestructible , then whenever anyone bring heat to snow , the snow would retreat safe and unthaw , for -PRON- could not be destroy , nor again could -PRON- stand -PRON- ground and admit the heat ?	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "And if the non hot were of necessity indestructible, then whenever anyone brought heat to snow, the snow would retreat safe and unthawed, for it could not be destroyed, nor again could it stand its ground and admit the heat?", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	in the same way , if the non cold be indestructible , then when some cold attack the fire , -PRON- would neither be quench nor destroy , but retreat safely .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "In the same way, if the non cold were indestructible, then when some cold attacked the fire, it would neither be quenched nor destroyed, but retreat safely.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	Must then the same not be say of the deathless ?	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Must then the same not be said of the deathless?", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	if the deathless be also indestructible , -PRON- be impossible for the soul to be destroy when death come upon -PRON- .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "If the deathless is also indestructible, it is impossible for the soul to be destroyed when death comes upon it.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	for -PRON- follow from what have be say that -PRON- will not admit death or be dead ,	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "For it follows from what has been said that it will not admit death or be dead,", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	just as three , -PRON- say , will not be even nor will the odd ; nor will fire be cold , nor the heat that be in the fire .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "just as three, we said, will not be even nor will the odd; nor will fire be cold, nor the heat that is in the fire.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	but , someone may say , what prevent the odd , while not become even as have be agree , from be destroy , and the even to come to be instead ?	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "But, someone might say, what prevents the odd, while not becoming even as has been agreed, from being destroyed, and the even to come to be instead?", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	-PRON- could not maintain against the man who say this that -PRON- be not destroy , for the uneven be not indestructible .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "We could not maintain against the man who said this that it is not destroyed, for the uneven is not indestructible.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	if -PRON- have agree that -PRON- be indestructible -PRON- could easily have maintain that at the coming of the even , the odd and the three have go away and the same would hold for fire and the hot and the other thing .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "If we had agreed that it was indestructible we could easily have maintained that at the coming of the even, the odd and the three have gone away and the same would hold for fire and the hot and the other things.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	and so now , if -PRON- be agree that the deathless be indestructible , the soul , besides be deathless , be indestructible .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "And so now, if we are agreed that the deathless is indestructible, the soul, besides being deathless, is indestructible.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	if not , -PRON- need another argument .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "If not, we need another argument.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	there be no need for one as far as that go , for hardly anything could resist destruction if the deathless , which last forever , would admit destruction .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "There is no need for one as far as that goes, for hardly anything could resist destruction if the deathless, which lasts forever, would admit destruction.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	all would agree , say Socrates , that the god , and the Form of life -PRON- , and anything that be deathless , be never destroy .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "All would agree, said Socrates, that the god, and the Form of life itself, and anything that is deathless, are never destroyed.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	all man would agree , by Zeus , to that , and the god , -PRON- imagine , even more so .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "All men would agree, by Zeus, to that, and the gods, I imagine, even more so.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	if the deathless be indestructible , then the soul , if -PRON- be deathless , would also be indestructible ?	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "If the deathless is indestructible, then the soul, if it is deathless, would also be indestructible?", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	then when death come to man , the mortal part of -PRON- die , -PRON- seem , but -PRON- deathless part go away safe and indestructible , yield the place to death .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Then when death comes to man, the mortal part of him dies, it seems, but his deathless part goes away safe and indestructible, yielding the place to death.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	therefore the soul , Cebes , -PRON- say , be most certainly deathless and indestructible and -PRON- soul will really dwell in the underworld .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Therefore the soul, Cebes, he said, is most certainly deathless and indestructible and our souls will really dwell in the underworld.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	-PRON- have nothing more to say against that , Socrates , say Cebes , nor can -PRON- doubt -PRON- argument .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "I have nothing more to say against that, Socrates, said Cebes, nor can I doubt your arguments.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	if Simmias here or someone else have something to say , -PRON- should not remain silent , for -PRON- do not know to what further occasion other than the present -PRON- could put -PRON- off if -PRON- want to say or to hear anything on these subject .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "If Simmias here or someone else has something to say, he should not remain silent, for I do not know to what further occasion other than the present he could put it off if he wants to say or to hear anything on these subjects.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	certainly , say Simmias , -PRON- -PRON- have no remain ground for doubt after what have be say ; nevertheless , in view of the importance of -PRON- subject and -PRON- low opinion of human weakness , -PRON- be bind still to have some private misgiving about what -PRON- have say .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Certainly, said Simmias, I myself have no remaining grounds for doubt after what has been said; nevertheless, in view of the importance of our subject and my low opinion of human weakness, I am bound still to have some private misgivings about what we have said.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	-PRON- be not only right to say this , Simmias , Socrates say , but -PRON- first hypothesis require clear examination , even though -PRON- find -PRON- convincing .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "You are not only right to say this, Simmias, Socrates said, but our first hypotheses require clearer examination, even though we find them convincing.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	and if -PRON- analyze -PRON- adequately , -PRON- will , -PRON- think , follow the argument as far as a man can , and if the conclusion be clear , -PRON- will look no further .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "And if you analyze them adequately, you will, I think, follow the argument as far as a man can, and if the conclusion is clear, you will look no further.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	-PRON- be right to think then , gentleman , that if the soul be immortal , -PRON- require -PRON- care not only for the time -PRON- call -PRON- life , but for the sake of all time , and that one be in terrible danger if one do not give -PRON- that care .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "It is right to think then, gentlemen, that if the soul is immortal, it requires our care not only for the time we call our life, but for the sake of all time, and that one is in terrible danger if one does not give it that care.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	if death be escape from everything , -PRON- would be a great boon to the wicked to get rid of the body and of -PRON- wickedness together with -PRON- soul .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "If death were escape from everything, it would be a great boon to the wicked to get rid of the body and of their wickedness together with their soul.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	but now that the soul appear to be immortal , there be no escape from evil or salvation for -PRON- except by become as good and wise as possible , for the soul go to the underworld possess nothing but -PRON- education and upbringing , which be say to bring the great benefit or harm to the dead right at the beginning of the journey yonder .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "But now that the soul appears to be immortal, there is no escape from evil or salvation for it except by becoming as good and wise as possible, for the soul goes to the underworld possessing nothing but its education and upbringing, which are said to bring the greatest benefit or harm to the dead right at the beginning of the journey yonder.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	-PRON- be tell that when each person die , the guardian spirit who be allot to -PRON- in life proceed to lead -PRON- to a certain place , whence those who have be gather together there must , after be judge , proceed to the underworld with the guide who have be appoint to lead -PRON- thither from here .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "We are told that when each person dies, the guardian spirit who was allotted to him in life proceeds to lead him to a certain place, whence those who have been gathered together there must, after being judged, proceed to the underworld with the guide who has been appointed to lead them thither from here.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	have there undergo what -PRON- must and stay there the appoint time , -PRON- be lead back here by another guide after long period of time .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Having there undergone what they must and stayed there the appointed time, they are led back here by another guide after long periods of time.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	the journey be not as Aeschylus ' Teleph describe -PRON- .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "The journey is not as Aeschylus' Teleph describes it.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	-PRON- say that only one single path lead to Hades , but -PRON- think -PRON- be neither one nor simple , for then there would be no need of guide ; one could not make any mistake if there be but one path .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "He says that only one single path leads to Hades, but I think it is neither one nor simple, for then there would be no need of guides; one could not make any mistake if there were but one path.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	as -PRON- be , -PRON- be likely to have many fork and crossroad ; and -PRON- base this judgment on the sacred rite and custom here .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "As it is, it is likely to have many forks and crossroads; and I base this judgment on the sacred rites and customs here.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	the well ordered and wise soul follow the guide and be not without familiarity with -PRON- surrounding , but the soul that be passionately attach .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "The well ordered and wise soul follows the guide and is not without familiarity with its surroundings, but the soul that is passionately attached.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	the Telephus of Aeschylus be not extant .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "The Telephus of Aeschylus is not extant.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	Phaedo to the body , as -PRON- say before , hover around -PRON- and the visible world for a long time , struggle and suffer much until -PRON- be lead away by force and with difficulty by -PRON- appoint spirit .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Phaedo to the body, as I said before, hovers around it and the visible world for a long time, struggling and suffering much until it is led away by force and with difficulty by its appointed spirit.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	when the impure soul which have perform some impure deed join the other after be involve in unjust killing , or commit other crime which be akin to these and be action of soul of this kind , everybody shun -PRON- and turn away , unwilling to be -PRON- fellow traveller or -PRON- guide ; such a soul wander alone completely at a loss until a certain time arrive and -PRON- be forcibly lead to -PRON- proper dwelling place .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "When the impure soul which has performed some impure deed joins the others after being involved in unjust killings, or committed other crimes which are akin to these and are actions of souls of this kind, everybody shuns it and turns away, unwilling to be its fellow traveller or its guide; such a soul wanders alone completely at a loss until a certain time arrives and it is forcibly led to its proper dwelling place.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	on the other hand , the soul that have lead a pure and moderate life find fellow traveller and god to guide -PRON- , and each of -PRON- dwell in a place suit to -PRON- .	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "On the other hand, the soul that has led a pure and moderate life finds fellow travellers and gods to guide it, and each of them dwells in a place suited to it.", "tokenized_str": "" }
The-Philosophy-Data-Project	Plato - Complete Works	there be many strange place upon the earth , and the earth -PRON- be not such as those who be use to discourse upon	{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "There are many strange places upon the earth, and the earth itself is not such as those who are used to discourse upon", "tokenized_str": "" }

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the reference be to a above .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "The reference is to a above.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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Phaedo opposite -PRON- could never become opposite to -PRON- , neither that in -PRON- nor that in nature .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Phaedo opposite itself could never become opposite to itself, neither that in us nor that in nature.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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then , -PRON- friend , -PRON- be talk of thing that have opposite quality and name these after -PRON- , but now -PRON- say that these opposite -PRON- , from the presence of which in -PRON-

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Then, my friend, we were talking of things that have opposite qualities and naming these after them, but now we say that these opposites themselves, from the presence of which in them", "tokenized_str": "" }

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thing get -PRON- name , never can tolerate the come to be from one another . '

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "things get their name, never can tolerate the coming to be from one another.'", "tokenized_str": "" }

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at the same time -PRON- look to Cebes and say : ' do anything of what this man say also disturb -PRON- ? '

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "At the same time he looked to Cebes and said: 'Does anything of what this man says also disturb you?'", "tokenized_str": "" }

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not at the moment , say Cebes , but -PRON- do not deny that many thing do disturb -PRON- .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Not at the moment, said Cebes, but I do not deny that many things do disturb me.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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-PRON- be altogether agree then , -PRON- say , that an opposite will never be opposite to -PRON- .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "We are altogether agreed then, he said, that an opposite will never be opposite to itself.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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consider then whether -PRON- will agree to this further point .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Consider then whether you will agree to this further point.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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there be something -PRON- call hot and something -PRON- call cold .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "There is something you call hot and something you call cold.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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be -PRON- the same as what -PRON- call snow and fire ?

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Are they the same as what you call snow and fire?", "tokenized_str": "" }

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so the hot be something other than fire , and the cold be something other than snow ?

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "So the hot is something other than fire, and the cold is something other than snow?", "tokenized_str": "" }

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-PRON- think , -PRON- believe , that be snow -PRON- will not admit the hot , as -PRON- say before , and remain what -PRON- be and be both snow and hot , but when the hot approach -PRON- will either retreat before -PRON- or be destroy .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "You think, I believe, that being snow it will not admit the hot, as we said before, and remain what it was and be both snow and hot, but when the hot approaches it will either retreat before it or be destroyed.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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so fire , as the cold approach , will either go away or be destroy

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "So fire, as the cold approaches, will either go away or be destroyed", "tokenized_str": "" }

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; -PRON- will never venture to admit coldness and remain what -PRON- be , fire and cold .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "; it will never venture to admit coldness and remain what it was, fire and cold.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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-PRON- be true then about some of these thing that not only the form -PRON- deserve -PRON- own name for all time , but there be something else that be not the form but have -PRON- character whenever -PRON- exist .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "It is true then about some of these things that not only the Form itself deserves its own name for all time, but there is something else that is not the Form but has its character whenever it exists.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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perhaps -PRON- can make -PRON- meaning clear : the Odd must always be give this name -PRON- now mention .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Perhaps I can make my meaning clearer: the Odd must always be given this name we now mention.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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be -PRON- the only one of exist thing to be call odd this be -PRON- question or be there something else than the Odd which one must nevertheless also always call odd , as well as by -PRON- own name , because -PRON- be such by nature as never to be separate from the Odd ?

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Is it the only one of existing things to be called odd this is my question or is there something else than the Odd which one must nevertheless also always call odd, as well as by its own name, because it is such by nature as never to be separated from the Odd?", "tokenized_str": "" }

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-PRON- mean , for example , the number three and many other .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "I mean, for example, the number three and many others.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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consider three : do -PRON- not think that -PRON- must always be call both by -PRON- own name and by that of the Odd , which be not the same as three ?

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Consider three: do you not think that it must always be called both by its own name and by that of the Odd, which is not the same as three?", "tokenized_str": "" }

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that be the nature of three , and of five , and of half of all the number ; each of -PRON- be odd , but -PRON- be not the Odd .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "That is the nature of three, and of five, and of half of all the numbers; each of them is odd, but it is not the Odd.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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then again , two and four and the whole other column of number ; each of -PRON- , while not be the same as the even , be always even .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Then again, two and four and the whole other column of numbers; each of them, while not being the same as the Even, is always even.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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what -PRON- want to make clear be this : not only do those opposite not admit each other , but this be also true of those thing which , while not be opposite to each other yet always contain the opposite , and -PRON- seem that these do not admit that form which be opposite to that which be in -PRON- ; when -PRON- approach -PRON- , -PRON- either perish or give way .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "What I want to make clear is this: not only do those opposites not admit each other, but this is also true of those things which, while not being opposite to each other yet always contain the opposites, and it seems that these do not admit that Form which is opposite to that which is in them; when it approaches them, they either perish or give way.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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Shall -PRON- not say that three will perish or undergo anything before , while remain three , become even ?

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Shall we not say that three will perish or undergo anything before, while remaining three, becoming even?", "tokenized_str": "" }

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certainly , say Cebes .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Certainly, said Cebes.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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yet surely two be not the opposite of three ?

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Yet surely two is not the opposite of three?", "tokenized_str": "" }

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-PRON- be then not only opposite form that do not admit each other 's approach , but also some other thing that do not admit the onset of opposite .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "It is then not only opposite Forms that do not admit each other's approach, but also some other things that do not admit the onset of opposites.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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do -PRON- then want -PRON- , if -PRON- can , to define what these be ?

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Do you then want us, if we can, to define what these are?", "tokenized_str": "" }

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Would -PRON- be the thing that compel whatever -PRON- occupy not only to contain -PRON- form but also always that of some opposite ?

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Would they be the things that compel whatever they occupy not only to contain their Form but also always that of some opposite?", "tokenized_str": "" }

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as -PRON- be say just now , -PRON- surely know that what the Form of three occupie must not only be three but also odd .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "As we were saying just now, you surely know that what the Form of three occupies must not only be three but also odd.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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and -PRON- say that the opposite form to the form that achieve this result could never come to -PRON- .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "And we say that the opposite Form to the Form that achieves this result could never come to it.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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now -PRON- be oddness that have do this ?

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Now it is Oddness that has done this?", "tokenized_str": "" }

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and opposite to this be the Form of the even ?

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "And opposite to this is the Form of the Even?", "tokenized_str": "" }

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so then the form of the even will never come to three ?

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "So then the Form of the Even will never come to three?", "tokenized_str": "" }

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then three have no share in the even ?

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Then three has no share in the Even?", "tokenized_str": "" }

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as for what -PRON- say -PRON- must define , that is , what kind of thing , while not be opposite to something , yet do not admit the opposite , as , for example , the triad , though -PRON- be not the opposite of the even , yet do not admit -PRON- because -PRON- always bring along the opposite of the even , and so the dyad in relation to the odd , fire to the Cold , and very many other thing , see whether -PRON- would define -PRON- thus : not only do the opposite not admit -PRON- opposite , but

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "As for what I said we must define, that is, what kind of things, while not being opposites to something, yet do not admit the opposite, as, for example, the triad, though it is not the opposite of the Even, yet does not admit it because it always brings along the opposite of the Even, and so the dyad in relation to the Odd, fire to the Cold, and very many other things, see whether you would define it thus: Not only does the opposite not admit its opposite, but", "tokenized_str": "" }

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that which bring along some opposite into that which -PRON- occupy ; that which bring this along will not admit the opposite to that which -PRON- bring along .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "that which brings along some opposite into that which it occupies; that which brings this along will not admit the opposite to that which it brings along.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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refresh -PRON- memory , -PRON- be no bad for be hear often .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Refresh your memory, it is no worse for being heard often.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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five do not admit the form of the even , nor will ten , -PRON- double , admit the form of the Odd .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Five does not admit the form of the Even, nor will ten, its double, admit the form of the Odd.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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the double -PRON- be an opposite of something else , yet

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "The double itself is an opposite of something else, yet", "tokenized_str": "" }

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-PRON- will not admit the form of the Odd .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "it will not admit the form of the Odd.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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nor do oneand a half and other such fraction admit the form of the whole , nor will one third , and so on , if -PRON- follow -PRON- and agree to this .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Nor do oneand a half and other such fractions admit the form of the Whole, nor will one third, and so on, if you follow me and agree to this.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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-PRON- certainly agree , -PRON- say , and -PRON- follow -PRON- .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "I certainly agree, he said, and I follow you.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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tell -PRON- again from the beginning , -PRON- say , and do not answer in the word of the question , but do as -PRON- do .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Tell me again from the beginning, he said, and do not answer in the words of the question, but do as I do.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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-PRON- say that beyond that safe answer , which -PRON- speak of first , -PRON- see another safe answer .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "I say that beyond that safe answer, which I spoke of first, I see another safe answer.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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if -PRON- should ask -PRON- what , come into a body , make -PRON- hot , -PRON- reply would not be that safe and ignorant one , that -PRON- be heat , but -PRON- present argument provide a more sophisticated answer , namely , fire , and if -PRON- ask -PRON- what , on come into a body , make -PRON- sick , -PRON- will not say sickness but fever .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "If you should ask me what, coming into a body, makes it hot, my reply would not be that safe and ignorant one, that it is heat, but our present argument provides a more sophisticated answer, namely, fire, and if you ask me what, on coming into a body, makes it sick, I will not say sickness but fever.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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nor , if ask the presence of what in a number make -PRON- odd , -PRON- will not say oddness but oneness , and so with other thing .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Nor, if asked the presence of what in a number makes it odd, I will not say oddness but oneness, and so with other things.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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see if -PRON- now sufficiently understand what -PRON- want .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "See if you now sufficiently understand what I want.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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answer -PRON- then , -PRON- say , what be -PRON- that , present in a body , make -PRON- live ?

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Answer me then, he said, what is it that, present in a body, makes it living?", "tokenized_str": "" }

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and be that always so ?

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "And is that always so?", "tokenized_str": "" }

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whatever the soul occupy , -PRON- always bring life to -PRON- ?

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Whatever the soul occupies, it always brings life to it?", "tokenized_str": "" }

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be there , or be there not , an opposite to life ?

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Is there, or is there not, an opposite to life?", "tokenized_str": "" }

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so the soul will never admit the opposite of that which -PRON- bring along , as -PRON- agree from what have be say ?

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "So the soul will never admit the opposite of that which it brings along, as we agree from what has been said?", "tokenized_str": "" }

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most certainly , say Cebes .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Most certainly, said Cebes.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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well , and what do -PRON- call that which do not admit the form of the even ?

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Well, and what do we call that which does not admit the form of the even?", "tokenized_str": "" }

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what do -PRON- call that

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "What do we call that", "tokenized_str": "" }

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which will not admit the just and that which will not admit the musical ?

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "which will not admit the just and that which will not admit the musical?", "tokenized_str": "" }

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the unmusical , and the other the unjust .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "The unmusical, and the other the unjust.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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very well , what do -PRON- call that which do not admit death ?

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Very well, what do we call that which does not admit death?", "tokenized_str": "" }

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the deathless , -PRON- say .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "The deathless, he said.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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now the soul do not admit death ?

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Now the soul does not admit death?", "tokenized_str": "" }

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so the soul be deathless ?

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "So the soul is deathless?", "tokenized_str": "" }

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Shall -PRON- say that this have be prove , do -PRON- think ?

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Shall we say that this has been proved, do you think?", "tokenized_str": "" }

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quite adequately prove , Socrates .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Quite adequately proved, Socrates.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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well now , Cebes , -PRON- say , if the uneven be of necessity indestructible , surely three would be indestructible ?

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Well now, Cebes, he said, if the uneven were of necessity indestructible, surely three would be indestructible?", "tokenized_str": "" }

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and if the non hot be of necessity indestructible , then whenever anyone bring heat to snow , the snow would retreat safe and unthaw , for -PRON- could not be destroy , nor again could -PRON- stand -PRON- ground and admit the heat ?

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "And if the non hot were of necessity indestructible, then whenever anyone brought heat to snow, the snow would retreat safe and unthawed, for it could not be destroyed, nor again could it stand its ground and admit the heat?", "tokenized_str": "" }

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in the same way , if the non cold be indestructible , then when some cold attack the fire , -PRON- would neither be quench nor destroy , but retreat safely .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "In the same way, if the non cold were indestructible, then when some cold attacked the fire, it would neither be quenched nor destroyed, but retreat safely.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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Must then the same not be say of the deathless ?

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Must then the same not be said of the deathless?", "tokenized_str": "" }

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if the deathless be also indestructible , -PRON- be impossible for the soul to be destroy when death come upon -PRON- .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "If the deathless is also indestructible, it is impossible for the soul to be destroyed when death comes upon it.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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for -PRON- follow from what have be say that -PRON- will not admit death or be dead ,

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "For it follows from what has been said that it will not admit death or be dead,", "tokenized_str": "" }

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just as three , -PRON- say , will not be even nor will the odd ; nor will fire be cold , nor the heat that be in the fire .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "just as three, we said, will not be even nor will the odd; nor will fire be cold, nor the heat that is in the fire.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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but , someone may say , what prevent the odd , while not become even as have be agree , from be destroy , and the even to come to be instead ?

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "But, someone might say, what prevents the odd, while not becoming even as has been agreed, from being destroyed, and the even to come to be instead?", "tokenized_str": "" }

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-PRON- could not maintain against the man who say this that -PRON- be not destroy , for the uneven be not indestructible .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "We could not maintain against the man who said this that it is not destroyed, for the uneven is not indestructible.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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if -PRON- have agree that -PRON- be indestructible -PRON- could easily have maintain that at the coming of the even , the odd and the three have go away and the same would hold for fire and the hot and the other thing .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "If we had agreed that it was indestructible we could easily have maintained that at the coming of the even, the odd and the three have gone away and the same would hold for fire and the hot and the other things.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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and so now , if -PRON- be agree that the deathless be indestructible , the soul , besides be deathless , be indestructible .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "And so now, if we are agreed that the deathless is indestructible, the soul, besides being deathless, is indestructible.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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if not , -PRON- need another argument .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "If not, we need another argument.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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there be no need for one as far as that go , for hardly anything could resist destruction if the deathless , which last forever , would admit destruction .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "There is no need for one as far as that goes, for hardly anything could resist destruction if the deathless, which lasts forever, would admit destruction.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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all would agree , say Socrates , that the god , and the Form of life -PRON- , and anything that be deathless , be never destroy .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "All would agree, said Socrates, that the god, and the Form of life itself, and anything that is deathless, are never destroyed.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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all man would agree , by Zeus , to that , and the god , -PRON- imagine , even more so .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "All men would agree, by Zeus, to that, and the gods, I imagine, even more so.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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if the deathless be indestructible , then the soul , if -PRON- be deathless , would also be indestructible ?

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "If the deathless is indestructible, then the soul, if it is deathless, would also be indestructible?", "tokenized_str": "" }

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then when death come to man , the mortal part of -PRON- die , -PRON- seem , but -PRON- deathless part go away safe and indestructible , yield the place to death .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Then when death comes to man, the mortal part of him dies, it seems, but his deathless part goes away safe and indestructible, yielding the place to death.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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therefore the soul , Cebes , -PRON- say , be most certainly deathless and indestructible and -PRON- soul will really dwell in the underworld .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Therefore the soul, Cebes, he said, is most certainly deathless and indestructible and our souls will really dwell in the underworld.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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-PRON- have nothing more to say against that , Socrates , say Cebes , nor can -PRON- doubt -PRON- argument .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "I have nothing more to say against that, Socrates, said Cebes, nor can I doubt your arguments.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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if Simmias here or someone else have something to say , -PRON- should not remain silent , for -PRON- do not know to what further occasion other than the present -PRON- could put -PRON- off if -PRON- want to say or to hear anything on these subject .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "If Simmias here or someone else has something to say, he should not remain silent, for I do not know to what further occasion other than the present he could put it off if he wants to say or to hear anything on these subjects.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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certainly , say Simmias , -PRON- -PRON- have no remain ground for doubt after what have be say ; nevertheless , in view of the importance of -PRON- subject and -PRON- low opinion of human weakness , -PRON- be bind still to have some private misgiving about what -PRON- have say .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Certainly, said Simmias, I myself have no remaining grounds for doubt after what has been said; nevertheless, in view of the importance of our subject and my low opinion of human weakness, I am bound still to have some private misgivings about what we have said.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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-PRON- be not only right to say this , Simmias , Socrates say , but -PRON- first hypothesis require clear examination , even though -PRON- find -PRON- convincing .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "You are not only right to say this, Simmias, Socrates said, but our first hypotheses require clearer examination, even though we find them convincing.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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and if -PRON- analyze -PRON- adequately , -PRON- will , -PRON- think , follow the argument as far as a man can , and if the conclusion be clear , -PRON- will look no further .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "And if you analyze them adequately, you will, I think, follow the argument as far as a man can, and if the conclusion is clear, you will look no further.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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-PRON- be right to think then , gentleman , that if the soul be immortal , -PRON- require -PRON- care not only for the time -PRON- call -PRON- life , but for the sake of all time , and that one be in terrible danger if one do not give -PRON- that care .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "It is right to think then, gentlemen, that if the soul is immortal, it requires our care not only for the time we call our life, but for the sake of all time, and that one is in terrible danger if one does not give it that care.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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if death be escape from everything , -PRON- would be a great boon to the wicked to get rid of the body and of -PRON- wickedness together with -PRON- soul .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "If death were escape from everything, it would be a great boon to the wicked to get rid of the body and of their wickedness together with their soul.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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but now that the soul appear to be immortal , there be no escape from evil or salvation for -PRON- except by become as good and wise as possible , for the soul go to the underworld possess nothing but -PRON- education and upbringing , which be say to bring the great benefit or harm to the dead right at the beginning of the journey yonder .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "But now that the soul appears to be immortal, there is no escape from evil or salvation for it except by becoming as good and wise as possible, for the soul goes to the underworld possessing nothing but its education and upbringing, which are said to bring the greatest benefit or harm to the dead right at the beginning of the journey yonder.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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-PRON- be tell that when each person die , the guardian spirit who be allot to -PRON- in life proceed to lead -PRON- to a certain place , whence those who have be gather together there must , after be judge , proceed to the underworld with the guide who have be appoint to lead -PRON- thither from here .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "We are told that when each person dies, the guardian spirit who was allotted to him in life proceeds to lead him to a certain place, whence those who have been gathered together there must, after being judged, proceed to the underworld with the guide who has been appointed to lead them thither from here.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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have there undergo what -PRON- must and stay there the appoint time , -PRON- be lead back here by another guide after long period of time .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Having there undergone what they must and stayed there the appointed time, they are led back here by another guide after long periods of time.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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the journey be not as Aeschylus ' Teleph describe -PRON- .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "The journey is not as Aeschylus' Teleph describes it.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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-PRON- say that only one single path lead to Hades , but -PRON- think -PRON- be neither one nor simple , for then there would be no need of guide ; one could not make any mistake if there be but one path .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "He says that only one single path leads to Hades, but I think it is neither one nor simple, for then there would be no need of guides; one could not make any mistake if there were but one path.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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as -PRON- be , -PRON- be likely to have many fork and crossroad ; and -PRON- base this judgment on the sacred rite and custom here .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "As it is, it is likely to have many forks and crossroads; and I base this judgment on the sacred rites and customs here.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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the well ordered and wise soul follow the guide and be not without familiarity with -PRON- surrounding , but the soul that be passionately attach .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "The well ordered and wise soul follows the guide and is not without familiarity with its surroundings, but the soul that is passionately attached.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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the Telephus of Aeschylus be not extant .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "The Telephus of Aeschylus is not extant.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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Phaedo to the body , as -PRON- say before , hover around -PRON- and the visible world for a long time , struggle and suffer much until -PRON- be lead away by force and with difficulty by -PRON- appoint spirit .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "Phaedo to the body, as I said before, hovers around it and the visible world for a long time, struggling and suffering much until it is led away by force and with difficulty by its appointed spirit.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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when the impure soul which have perform some impure deed join the other after be involve in unjust killing , or commit other crime which be akin to these and be action of soul of this kind , everybody shun -PRON- and turn away , unwilling to be -PRON- fellow traveller or -PRON- guide ; such a soul wander alone completely at a loss until a certain time arrive and -PRON- be forcibly lead to -PRON- proper dwelling place .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "When the impure soul which has performed some impure deed joins the others after being involved in unjust killings, or committed other crimes which are akin to these and are actions of souls of this kind, everybody shuns it and turns away, unwilling to be its fellow traveller or its guide; such a soul wanders alone completely at a loss until a certain time arrives and it is forcibly led to its proper dwelling place.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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on the other hand , the soul that have lead a pure and moderate life find fellow traveller and god to guide -PRON- , and each of -PRON- dwell in a place suit to -PRON- .

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "On the other hand, the soul that has led a pure and moderate life finds fellow travellers and gods to guide it, and each of them dwells in a place suited to it.", "tokenized_str": "" }

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there be many strange place upon the earth , and the earth -PRON- be not such as those who be use to discourse upon

{ "author": "Plato", "school": "plato", "sentence_str": "There are many strange places upon the earth, and the earth itself is not such as those who are used to discourse upon", "tokenized_str": "" }