Cratylus
   Part
 1 Intro|         grammar and logic has always existed, or that their distinctions
 2 Intro|          merely analyzing what never existed, or is never known to have
 3 Intro|            or is never known to have existed, except in a composite form.
 4 Intro|           elapsed since cities first existed and men were citizens of
 5 Intro|          modes of thought which have existed in former ages; or in so
 6 Intro|           abstract ideas which never existed in early times. Language


Critias
   Part
 7 Intro|              Greeks believed to have existed under the sway of the first
 8 Text |      families of Hellenes which then existed, as they successively appear
 9 Text |          places where fountains once existed; and this proves the truth


Euthydemus
   Part
10 Text |          before the heaven and earth existed, you knew all things, if


Gorgias
   Part
11 Intro|            logic or not, have always existed among mankind. We must remind
12 Intro|           the world which always has existed and always will exist among
13 Text |             the days of Cronos there existed a law respecting the destiny


Laws
   Book
14 3    |           elapsed since cities first existed and men were citizens of
15 3    |              sort was likely to have existed in their days, for they
16 3    |         Empire of Ninus, which still existed and had a great prestige;
17 3    |             small part of them which existed in yourland.And this third
18 3    |              say, such music as then existed—in order that we may trace
19 4    |           life which is said to have existed in the days of Cronos, and,
20 6    |            would be excellent, if it existed anywhere, but at present
21 6    |               and that, before these existed, animals took to devouring
22 8    |        should lay down the law which existed before the days of Laius,


Meno
   Part
23 Intro|           therefore must have always existed. For they must always have
24 Intro|       because such a life has really existed for the race though not
25 Intro|            of the soul. ‘If the soul existed in a previous state, then
26 Text |           truth of all things always existed in the soul, then the soul


Parmenides
   Part
27 Intro|            Parmenides would not have existed to a contemporary student
28 Intro|          hinge, which would not have existed, or at least not in their


Phaedo
   Part
29 Intro|             then our souls must have existed and must have had intelligence
30 Text |             our souls must also have existed without bodies before they
31 Text |            is now discovered to have existed in our former state, we
32 Text |           that these ideas must have existed before we were born, as
33 Text |              born, as that our souls existed before we were born; and
34 Text |               to wit, that our souls existed before we were born:—that
35 Text | acknowledging not only that the soul existed before birth, but also that
36 Text |            soul must have previously existed somewhere else before she
37 Text |           when you say that the soul existed before she took the form
38 Text |              that the soul must have existed before she came into the


Phaedrus
   Part
39 Intro|              any which have hitherto existed in our own or in former


The Republic
   Book
40 5    |             such man could ever have existed? ~He would be none the worse. ~


The Sophist
   Part
41 Intro|            thought which have always existed implicitly and unconsciously,
42 Intro|              Hitherto there had only existed a tumultuous chaos of mythological
43 Text |            into existence—not having existed previously—by the creation


The Statesman
   Part
44 Intro|           God; and such a government existed in a former cycle of human
45 Intro|            knowledge than could have existed in the days of innocence
46 Text |             story, was the one which existed in those days—they rose
47 Text |              the life which you said existed in the reign of Cronos in


The Symposium
   Part
48 Intro|            in nature, which may have existed in a far-off primeval age
49 Intro|           but seems actually to have existed at Thebes in the days of
50 Intro|         human nature, and have often existed side by side in the world


Timaeus
   Part
51 Intro|             or species of them which existed in the divine original.
52 Intro|             Before the heavens there existed fire, air, water, earth,
53 Intro|              and space, these three, existed before the heavens, and
54 Intro|             imagine cities which had existed time out of mind (States.;
55 Intro|             the real connexion which existed between music and number,
56 Intro|            Phaedo. That there really existed in antiquity a work passing
57 Intro|             that there had somewhere existed an ancient primitive civilization.
58 Text |             generation, these three, existed in their three ways before