Dialogue

 1 Phaedo|          that Plato is preparing the way for his doctrine of the
 2 Phaedo|     dissipated into air while on her way to the good and wise God!
 3 Phaedo|            small portions find their way to the surface and form
 4 Phaedo|            the rivers flowing either way are stopped by a precipice.
 5 Phaedo|              at the end of a year by way of Pyriphlegethon or Cocytus,
 6 Phaedo|             of mankind went on their way busy with the affairs of
 7 Phaedo|            brethren after death; the way to the palace of Cronos
 8 Phaedo|             we might say in the same way that we are more certain
 9 Phaedo|           immortality is only in the way of natural procreation or
10 Phaedo|       intellectual world, and saw no way of connecting them. They
11 Phaedo|            from Athens has found his way hither; so that we had no
12 Phaedo|           already doing, in the same way that the competitor in a
13 Phaedo|           putting himself out of the way when you had given no intimation
14 Phaedo|            observed in every sort of way to dissever the soul from
15 Phaedo|             And therefore I go on my way rejoicing, and not I only,
16 Phaedo|              they have been in every way the enemies of the body,
17 Phaedo|             I have sought in a right way or not, and whether I have
18 Phaedo|             true.~Then here is a new way by which we arrive at the
19 Phaedo|      question to a person in a right way, he will give a true answer
20 Phaedo|             at the matter in another way;—I mean, if you are still
21 Phaedo|              seen or heard or in any way perceived anything, knows
22 Phaedo|             at the matter in another way:—Do not the same pieces
23 Phaedo|              hear or perceive in any way, we must have had a knowledge
24 Phaedo|               for there is no better way of spending your money.
25 Phaedo|          variation at all, or in any way, or at any time?~They must
26 Phaedo|          pure, and noble, and on her way to the good and wise God,
27 Phaedo|         penalty of their former evil way of life; and they continue
28 Phaedo|              reason in quite another way; she will not ask philosophy
29 Phaedo|           hair upon my neck—he had a way of playing with my hair;
30 Phaedo|             that you will discover a way of propitiating him, said
31 Phaedo|           the division of one is the way to make two; for then a
32 Phaedo|           them, and that this is the way in which mind acts, and
33 Phaedo|  participation of beauty in whatever way or manner obtained; for
34 Phaedo|       asseverate that you know of no way in which anything comes
35 Phaedo| participation in duality—this is the way to make two, and the participation
36 Phaedo|          participation in one is the way to make one. You would say:
37 Phaedo|         rightly, said:—~This is your way of speaking; and yet when
38 Phaedo|              is odd, and in the same way two and four, and the other
39 Phaedo|        revolutions of ages. Now this way to the other world is not,
40 Phaedo|             falling or inclining any way by the equability of the
41 Phaedo|       diffused, will not incline any way in any degree, but will
42 Phaedo|              channels and find their way to their several places,
43 Phaedo|              forth—mere homicides by way of Cocytus, parricides and
44 Phaedo|              said Crito: And in what way shall we bury you?~In any
45 Phaedo|            shall we bury you?~In any way that you like; but you must
46 Phaedo|          might not misbehave in this way, for I have been told that