The Apology
   Part
 1 Text |      unlike human nature. If I had gained anything, or if my exhortations
 2 Text |              Not much time will be gained, O Athenians, in return


Charmides
   Part
 3 Text |         advantages which are to be gained from wisdom? And are not


Cratylus
   Part
 4 Intro|        imperfect and uncertain, is gained from the analogy of causes
 5 Text |            matter, a step has been gained; for we have discovered


Euthydemus
   Part
 6 Intro|         doctrine that happiness is gained by knowledge. The grammatical
 7 Text |   happiness, as has been shown, is gained by a use, and a right use,


The First Alcibiades
   Part
 8 Text |           the state. When you have gained the greatest power among


Gorgias
   Part
 9 Intro|         seeing that what they have gained in generality they have
10 Intro|           also a kind of authority gained by the employment of sacred
11 Intro|        telling them. The effect is gained by many literary and conversational
12 Text |            advantage to be thereby gained, slyly ask of him who is


Laws
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13 1    |            where such a victory is gained, or censured in the opposite
14 1    |         who has experience in laws gained either by study or habit,
15 3    |           former occasion they had gained a seemingly impossible victory,
16 6    |             whether this was to be gained by study, or habit, or some
17 8    |       cities the means of life are gained in many ways and from divers
18 11   |             the decision which was gained by these means shall be
19 11   |          money, in whatever manner gained; and equally, if he be judged
20 12   |             there is nothing to be gained by a false oath; but all
21 12   |          converse of that which is gained in war; and when they come
22 12   |          of some of those who have gained the prize of virtue and


Menexenus
   Part
23 Text |          by the victory which they gained over the barbarians first
24 Text |  fellow-countrymen only until they gained a victory over them, and
25 Text |          and through them the city gained the reputation of being


Meno
   Part
26 Text |          you add that they must be gained piously, justly, or do you


Parmenides
   Part
27 Intro|         the idea of greatness thus gained and the individuals which
28 Intro|          have been lost as well as gained in the Socratic dialectic.


Philebus
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29 Intro|      because pleasure, having only gained the fifth place in the scale
30 Intro|          votaries of pleasure have gained belief for their principles
31 Intro|          of a great truth, we have gained only a truism.~Let us ask


Protagoras
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32 Text |        sons the knowledge which is gained from teachers, and make


The Republic
   Book
33 1    |     receiving pay the advantage is gained by an additional use of
34 4    |          by the help of music have gained the habit of good order,
35 9    |           them; but when they have gained their point they know them
36 10   |            or evil; and nothing is gained by impatience; also, because


The Second Alcibiades
   Part
37 Text |         command: of those who have gained their object, some are even
38 Text |          by land and sea and never gained a victory. The Athenians
39 Text |           like vile usurers, to be gained over by bribes. And it is
40 Text |        crown and hears that he has gained it by his skill as the first-fruits


The Seventh Letter
   Part
41 Text |   conviction, which he himself had gained under the influence of good
42 Text |            have for the time being gained the upper hand, when they
43 Text |           whole course of study or gained such power that he is not
44 Text |   possessing it. If then Dionysios gained this culture from the one


The Sophist
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45 Text |            now, do we seem to have gained a fair notion of being?~


The Symposium
   Part
46 Intro| represented as having been already gained over himself by her. The
47 Intro|           certain generosity which gained the hearts of men,—strangely


Theaetetus
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48 Intro|          name only, and nothing is gained and something is lost by
49 Intro|  laboriously in the course of ages gained a conception of a whole
50 Intro|           of them. The subject has gained in bulk and extent; whether
51 Intro|          nearly completed, and has gained innumerable abstractions,
52 Intro|            the truth than is to be gained from any one of them. It
53 Text |         them are slowly and hardly gained, if they are ever gained,
54 Text |           gained, if they are ever gained, by education and long experience.~


Timaeus
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55 Intro|            earlier there arose and gained strength in the minds of
56 Intro|            which to the Hebrew was gained by meditation on the Divine