The Apology
   Part
 1 Text |             be my destruction if I am destroyed;—not Meletus, nor yet Anytus,


Crito
   Part
 2 Text |             the body; that is what is destroyed by the evil.~SOCRATES: Very
 3 Text |               And that which has been destroyed is—the body?~CRITO: Yes.~
 4 Text |            that higher part of man be destroyed, which is improved by justice


Laws
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 5 1    |              the better judge—one who destroyed the bad and appointed the
 6 3    |            the sea–coast were utterly destroyed at that time.~Cleinias.
 7 3    |       Athenian. But can a kingship be destroyed, or was any other form of
 8 3    |               form of government ever destroyed, by any but the rulers themselves?
 9 3    |             much of despotism, and so destroyed friendship and community
10 3    |         expedition, when the Persians destroyed Eretria, no one came to
11 4    |               approve, and is utterly destroyed, and his family and city
12 7    |             country when it was being destroyed, and strike terror into
13 10   |              into another state it is destroyed utterly. Have we not mentioned
14 10   |               either of them had been destroyed, there would have been no


Lysis
   Part
15 Text |              remain when the cause is destroyed.~True.~And have we not admitted


Menexenus
   Part
16 Text |         Sphagia, when they might have destroyed them, spared their lives,


Meno
   Part
17 Text |              born again, but is never destroyed. And the moral is, that


Parmenides
   Part
18 Intro|         unaltered, and becomes and is destroyed, and does not become and
19 Intro|            does not become and is not destroyed.~2.b. Once more, let us
20 Text |          would appear, becomes and is destroyed by taking and giving up
21 Text |         process of becoming and being destroyed, when it becomes one it
22 Text |               not, nor becomes nor is destroyed.~Very true.~And on the same
23 Text |             of becoming, nor of being destroyed, nor greater, nor less,
24 Text |               its former state and be destroyed; but that which is not altered
25 Text |        neither come into being nor be destroyed?~Very true.~And the one
26 Text |               altered, becomes and is destroyed; and not being altered,
27 Text |                neither becomes nor is destroyed; and so the one that is
28 Text |            that is not becomes and is destroyed, and neither becomes nor
29 Text |            and neither becomes nor is destroyed?~True.~2.b. And now, let
30 Text |           mean by becoming, and being destroyed, the assumption of being
31 Text |           were it would become and be destroyed?~True.~But if it be not
32 Text |                and becoming and being destroyed, and in neither state, and


Phaedo
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33 Intro|               the soul, which, if not destroyed by her own proper evil,
34 Intro|            proper evil, can hardly be destroyed by any other. The soul of
35 Text |          again may she not herself be destroyed and come to an end?~Very
36 Text |                will be blown away and destroyed immediately on quitting
37 Text |            thing is and is created or destroyed appeared to me to be a lofty
38 Text |           else is either generated or destroyed or is at all, but I have


Phaedrus
   Part
39 Text | indestructible; for if beginning were destroyed, there could be no beginning
40 Text |               and this can neither be destroyed nor begotten, else the whole


Protagoras
   Part
41 Text |        consequence was that they were destroyed by the wild beasts, for


The Republic
   Book
42 3    |          guards the State, it will be destroyed. Such is the tale; is there
43 6    |             they must of necessity be destroyed; that they can hardly be
44 10   |     corruption cannot be dissolved or destroyed, we may be certain that
45 10   |               evil which could not be destroyed from within by a corruption
46 10   |            say that the body has been destroyed by a corruption of itself,
47 10   |               being one thing, can be destroyed by the badness of the food,
48 10   |               or anything else if not destroyed by an internal evil, can
49 10   |              an internal evil, can be destroyed by an external one, is not
50 10   |              the soul which cannot be destroyed by an evil, whether inherent
51 10   |              the same, for if none be destroyed they will not diminish in


The Seventh Letter
   Part
52 Text |         Sicily which had been utterly destroyed by the barbarians, was not


The Statesman
   Part
53 Intro|            against them, and are soon destroyed by their enemies. But the


The Symposium
   Part
54 Text |              to that. They were being destroyed, when Zeus in pity of them


Theaetetus
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55 Intro|             preserved by exercise and destroyed by indolence; and if the
56 Text |              then all things would be destroyed, and, as the saying is,
57 Text |          things are being created and destroyed, coming into being and passing


Timaeus
   Part
58 Intro|         bodies, and then the earth is destroyed by fire. At such times,
59 Text |            the earth, and was himself destroyed by a thunderbolt. Now this
60 Text |            wrong order; they are then destroyed. For the natural order is