The Apology
   Part
 1 Intro| Aristophanes to Socrates does not prevent Plato from introducing them
 2 Text |       that by killing men you can prevent some one from censuring


Charmides
   Part
 3 Text |        for wisdom would watch and prevent ignorance from intruding


Cratylus
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 4 Intro|         the sense of the word, or prevent the whole name having the
 5 Intro|         is a good notion; and, to prevent any other getting into our
 6 Intro|          mere antiquity may often prevent our recognizing words, after
 7 Text |          no offence, and does not prevent the whole name from having
 8 Text |           your head.~SOCRATES: To prevent that, you had better ask


Crito
   Part
 9 Text |     misfortunes, and age does not prevent them from repining.~SOCRATES:


Euthydemus
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10 Text |     interrupt, my good friend, or prevent Euthydemus from proving
11 Text |          out of envy, in order to prevent me from learning the wisdom


Gorgias
   Part
12 Intro|    justice, but not sufficient to prevent him from ever doing wrong.
13 Intro|         therefore they combine to prevent him. But if he is a king,
14 Intro|         that there is anything to prevent a great man from being a
15 Intro|           and clothes which might prevent them from seeing into or
16 Text |          as deed, I should try to prevent his being punished, or appearing
17 Text |         sufficient, and will that prevent him from doing injustice,


Laws
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18 1    |         which no one, if he could prevent, would like to have occurring
19 3    |         in their ears which would prevent their descending from the
20 5    |          sufficient time, we will prevent them from coming; but the
21 6    |           they will, if they can, prevent their occurring; or if they
22 6    |        evil–disposed, in order to prevent them from doing any harm
23 6    |         matters, and shall either prevent or punish offenders. Every
24 6    |           and there is nothing to prevent us from considering in every
25 6    |           and the guardians shall prevent them. But if they too cannot
26 6    |            But if they too cannot prevent them, they shall bring the
27 7    |          in every possible way to prevent our youth from even desiring
28 7    |         no reason why that should prevent you from speaking out.~Athenian.
29 8    |           one of the causes which prevent states from pursuing in
30 8    |        been seen to, should be to prevent any one from doing any in
31 11   |        which says that such deeds prevent a man from having a family.


Lysis
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32 Text |      allow you to do so—they will prevent you?~Certainly, he said,
33 Text |       they so terribly anxious to prevent you from being happy, and


Parmenides
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34 Intro|         or how difficult it is to prevent the forms of expression


Phaedrus
   Part
35 Intro|          or at any rate which can prevent it becoming unmanned and
36 Text |   intentional ones I shall try to prevent; and these are the marks


Philebus
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37 Text |      dwells in their very nature, prevent their having any end? for
38 Text |     SOCRATES: Because it does not prevent me from repeating mine.~
39 Text |          with their madness; they prevent us from coming to the birth,


Protagoras
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40 Text |           not try to punish or to prevent them from being what they
41 Text |          an engagement which will prevent my staying to hear you at


The Republic
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42 5    |        far as this is possible to prevent the State from becoming
43 5    |  permission with strict orders to prevent any embryo which may come
44 5    |         shame and fear, mighty to prevent him: shame, which makes
45 6    |        not do and say anything to prevent him from yielding to his
46 8    |       keep them at a distance and prevent, if possible, their ever
47 9    |         to lay them to sleep, and prevent them and their enjoyments


The Second Alcibiades
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48 Text |         is nothing, you think, to prevent a man who is ignorant of
49 Text |           folly— will most likely prevent you from using the prayer


The Sophist
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50 Intro|             at least, it does not prevent our looking for the ‘not-just’
51 Intro|           and there is nothing to prevent the force of their individuality
52 Text |          and encloses anything to prevent egress, may be rightly called
53 Text |            and no indolence shall prevent us. Let us begin again,


The Statesman
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54 Text |          said is only designed to prevent the recurrence of any such


The Symposium
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55 Text |         would be equally ready to prevent him, but now there is no


Theaetetus
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56 Intro|           this does not, however, prevent him from adding liberality


Timaeus
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57 Text |         or of summer sun does not prevent, mankind exist, sometimes