The Apology
   Part
 1 Intro|       answer which he received) had gone to Delphi and asked the
 2 Text |           but now, had thirty votes gone over to the other side,


Charmides
   Part
 3 Text |             us to a degree, and has gone out of its way to prove


Cratylus
   Part
 4 Intro| Aristophanes in the Clouds, to have gone home to the sophists and
 5 Intro|     derivation; gune is the same as gone; thelu is derived apo tes
 6 Text |             of Hesiod, I would have gone on and tried more conclusions


Crito
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 7 Intro|          might have left Athens and gone where he pleased, but he
 8 Text |         your choice, and might have gone either to Lacedaemon or
 9 Text |        drinking in Thessaly, having gone abroad in order that you


Euthydemus
   Part
10 Text |          imagine then that you have gone through the first part of


The First Alcibiades
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11 Text |          the rest of them, have not gone away, and what can be my
12 Text |       longer young and the rest are gone?~ALCIBIADES: Yes, Socrates;


Laws
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13 1    |          opinion, as far as we have gone.~Athenian. Again; might
14 1    |           the way. And when we have gone through all the virtues,
15 2    |              For when evils are far gone and irremediable, the task
16 3    |         digression, because we have gone through various governments
17 3    |           think that you would have gone wrong.~Megillus. I am fortunate.~
18 4    |           far as he is able, he has gone through all the preliminaries,
19 6    |          men’s rational pastime has gone off well.~Cleinias. You
20 12   |            laying in the earth, has gone away to complete and fulfil
21 12   |             exist in the stars, and gone through the previous training,


Lysis
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22 Text |           love, but are already far gone in your love. Simple and
23 Text |         right, we should never have gone so far wrong; let us proceed


Menexenus
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24 Text |         when the Lacedaemonians had gone on their way, leaving the
25 Text |            Sicily, whither they had gone over the seas to fight for


Parmenides
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26 Intro|              their thoughts had not gone beyond the contradictions
27 Intro|       Socrates the credit of having gone beyond them in seeking to


Phaedo
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28 Intro|        freedom from pain; they have gone home, as the common saying
29 Text |           herself. And when she was gone, Socrates, sitting up on
30 Text |         after having entered in and gone out again may she not herself
31 Text |              Socrates, when you are gone?~Hellas, he replied, is
32 Text |            bones of mine would have gone off long ago to Megara or
33 Text |        extinguished, but would have gone away unaffected?~Certainly,


Phaedrus
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34 Text |       unwilling; and when they have gone back a little, the one is


Philebus
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35 Text |           that original design, has gone on to ask whether one sort


Protagoras
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36 Text |            from Oenoe whither I had gone in pursuit of my runaway


The Republic
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37 1    |         them as travellers who have gone a journey which I too may
38 1    |          time once, but now that is gone, and life is no longer life.
39 1    |           the one before, so have I gone from one subject to another
40 3    |           flying from the limbs had gone to Hades, lamentng her fate,
41 3    |           youth upward, and to have gone through the whole calendar
42 4    |          the bodily constitution is gone, life is no longer endurable,
43 6    |              after the argument has gone a weary way, the true and
44 7    |          step backward, for we have gone wrong in the order of the
45 10   |          things. Now after they had gone to rest, about the middle


The Second Alcibiades
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46 Text |         term those who are less far gone ‘stupid’ or ‘idiotic,’ or,
47 Text |           fared best, have not only gone through many perils and


The Seventh Letter
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48 Text |        towards him as Dionysios had gone through, when Dion attempted


The Sophist
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49 Intro|           equably diffused grace is gone; instead of the endless
50 Text |           indeed.~STRANGER: We have gone through but a very small


The Symposium
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51 Text |           followed, the hiccough is gone; not, however, until I applied
52 Text |            out and the servants had gone away, I thought that I must
53 Text |             or you would never have gone so far about to hide the
54 Text |          were either asleep, or had gone away; there remained only


Theaetetus
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55 Intro|         higher standard of duty has gone hand in hand with the higher
56 Text |           influence of others, have gone away too soon; and have
57 Text |             you, if an opponent had gone on to ask whether you can
58 Text |     Socrates, so far as we have yet gone.~SOCRATES: Then, once more,


Timaeus
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59 Intro|           They had not at that time gone out of fashion, and the
60 Text |          which at that time had not gone out of fashion. One of our