Cratylus
   Part
 1 Intro|      and am not even yet at my utmost speed. ‘I should like very
 2 Text | SOCRATES: But am not yet at my utmost speed.~HERMOGENES: I should


Critias
   Part
 3 Text |     who went before him to the utmost of his power, until they


Euthyphro
   Part
 4 Text |      to apply your mind to the utmost, and tell me the truth.


Gorgias
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 5 Intro|        he has developed to the utmost, and which he uses in his
 6 Text |  friends, and cultivate to the utmost their powers of persuasion.
 7 Text |    should let them grow to the utmost and somehow or other satisfy
 8 Text |        Pontus or Egypt, at the utmost two drachmae, when he has
 9 Text |        as he had given him the utmost speed; for not because of
10 Text |     well as I can. And, to the utmost of my power, I exhort all


Laches
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11 Text |       begin at once and do the utmost that we can for them. And


Laws
   Book
12 3    |        banish ignorance to the utmost of his power.~Cleinias.
13 4    |      inclined to desire to the utmost; for the desire of every
14 5    |      practise the other to the utmost of his power, does not know
15 5    |     acquired by us also to the utmost of our power. Let every
16 5    |        the good we will to the utmost of our ability receive as
17 5    |      are unite the city to the utmost—whether all this is possible
18 6    |     but they ought to take the utmost pains to establish the offices
19 6    |    state at heart will use his utmost diligence in this service.~
20 6    |        legislator shall do his utmost to appoint guardian and
21 6    |      same time, we will do our utmost to describe what is important,
22 6    |    light they will exert their utmost powers of resistance, and
23 7    |      of evils, and require the utmost prevision.~Cleinias. To
24 7    |     arisen, which requires the utmost consideration, and we should
25 7    |       life, while he takes the utmost care of the male sex, and
26 8    |      be practised by us to the utmost of our power. And if there
27 8    |     but, in another, is of the utmost difficulty.~Megillus. What
28 9    |        justly and truly to the utmost of their power; and so they
29 10   |      principles of them to the utmost of his power.~Megillus.
30 10   |       their arguments with the utmost care, for their impiety
31 10   |     man should disprove to the utmost of his power.~Cleinias.
32 11   |       to old age and reach the utmost limit of human life, or


Menexenus
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33 Text |    which I do deliver with the utmost seriousness. And in their


Meno
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34 Text |       try to please you to the utmost of my power. Suppose that
35 Text |       in word and deed, to the utmost of my power.~MENO: There


Parmenides
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36 Intro|      small pieces are with the utmost fineness and regularity
37 Intro|        have been roused to the utmost about words of which they


Phaedrus
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38 Text |     beloved, but they do their utmost to create in him the greatest
39 Text |  possessors of it happy to the utmost extent of human happiness.~


Protagoras
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40 Text |    teach them,—not to take the utmost care that they should learn.


The Republic
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41 1    |      another and not doing our utmost to get at the truth? Nay,
42 2    |  praise the unjust life to the utmost of my power, and my manner
43 3    |       to see and hear with the utmost keenness; amid the many
44 4    |       made. They must do their utmost to maintain them intact.
45 6    |    shall go on striving to the utmost until I either convert him
46 6    |       in their full beauty and utmost clearness, how ridiculous
47 9    |  around him, nourishing to the utmost the sting of desire which
48 9    |      he has as yet reached the utmost extreme of misery. ~Then
49 9    |        said, he will be in the utmost fear. ~The time has arrived
50 10   |       state; and therefore the utmost care should be taken. Let


The Seventh Letter
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51 Text |   manner of means and with the utmost possible speed to be his
52 Text |   manner of means and with the utmost possible speed, before certain


The Sophist
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53 Intro|    Kant, and elaborated to the utmost by himself. But is it really


The Statesman
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54 Intro|      the good increased to the utmost. And in the beginning of
55 Intro|     shall be punished with the utmost severity. And like rules
56 Text |        to be punished with the utmost rigour; for no one should


The Symposium
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57 Text |       attain. But I will do my utmost to inform you, and do you


Theaetetus
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58 Text |       in them is more than the utmost powers of negation can express.


Timaeus
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59 Intro|      things which are upon the utmost limit of human intelligence,