The Apology
   Part
 1 Text |             But is not this rather disgraceful, and a very considerable
 2 Text |            not this ignorance of a disgraceful sort, the ignorance which


The First Alcibiades
   Part
 3 Text |            the question? Is it not disgraceful?~ALCIBIADES: Very.~SOCRATES:
 4 Text |           this is ignorance of the disgraceful sort which is mischievous?~
 5 Text |          most mischievous and most disgraceful when having to do with the
 6 Text |           to ignorance of the most disgraceful kind, and of this you are
 7 Text |        equally astonished. But how disgraceful, that we should not have
 8 Text | unconsciously to myself, in a most disgraceful state.~SOCRATES: Nevertheless,


Gorgias
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 9 Text |         honourable and not to know disgraceful; to know or not to know
10 Text |             or what ignorance more disgraceful than this? And therefore
11 Text |           same as the good, or the disgraceful as the evil?~POLUS: Certainly
12 Text |         evil, and doing wrong more disgraceful?~POLUS: I did.~SOCRATES:
13 Text |             if doing wrong is more disgraceful than suffering, the more
14 Text |           than suffering, the more disgraceful must be more painful and
15 Text |            to do injustice is more disgraceful than to suffer?~POLUS: Yes.~
16 Text |           of the evils is the most disgraceful?—Is not the most disgraceful
17 Text |       disgraceful?—Is not the most disgraceful of them injustice, and in
18 Text |          SOCRATES: And if the most disgraceful, then also the worst?~POLUS:
19 Text |          mean to say, that is most disgraceful has been already admitted
20 Text |          admitted by us to be most disgraceful?~POLUS: It has been admitted.~
21 Text |       admitted.~SOCRATES: And most disgraceful either because most painful
22 Text |           is of all evils the most disgraceful; and the excess of disgrace
23 Text |             to do evil is the more disgraceful. For the suffering of injustice
24 Text |             and that to do is more disgraceful than to suffer injustice?—
25 Text |         affirms that to do is more disgraceful than to suffer injustice,
26 Text |         which is mere flattery and disgraceful declamation; the other,
27 Text |           to do injustice, if more disgraceful than to suffer, is in that
28 Text |        mine wrongfully is far more disgraceful and more evil; aye, and
29 Text |           me and mine, is far more disgraceful and evil to the doer of


Laws
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30 1    |           to be inferior in a more disgraceful sense, than the other who
31 5    |           doing or saying anything disgraceful; for where old men have
32 6    |        comes from labour, and that disgraceful indolence and a careless
33 7    |          and what is the truth, is disgraceful to every one: and yet to
34 7    |          which is so ludicrous and disgraceful.~Cleinias. What kind of
35 7    |           that not to know them is disgraceful, and of which to have a
36 8    |        honourable, or at least not disgraceful, in what degree will they
37 9    |         was saying, is in a manner disgraceful. Yet seeing that we are
38 9    |           not.~Athenian. And is it disgraceful for Homer and Tyrtaeus and
39 9    |        pursuits of men, but not so disgraceful for Lycurgus and Solon and
40 9    |            slavish;—this will be a disgraceful punishment, and therefore


Phaedrus
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41 Text |            truth be otherwise than disgraceful to him, even though he have


Philebus
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42 Text |       pleasures, the ridiculous or disgraceful nature of the action makes


Protagoras
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43 Text |            to battle honourable or disgraceful? I said.~Honourable, he


The Republic
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44 3    |          can there be of a bad and disgraceful state of education than
45 3    |       liberal education? Is it not disgraceful, and a great sign of the
46 3    |          things, he said, the most disgraceful. ~Would you say "most,"
47 3    |             Is not that still more disgraceful? ~Yes, he said, that is
48 3    |           said, that is still more disgraceful. ~Well, I said, and to require


The Seventh Letter
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49 Text |    extraordinary course and proved disgraceful to its authors. The story


The Symposium
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50 Intro|            some of these loves are disgraceful and others honourable. The
51 Intro|         bloom of youth is over, is disgraceful, and so is the interested
52 Text |            when he is found in any disgraceful situation, has the same
53 Text |         these practices to be most disgraceful. But, as I was saying at
54 Text |           you were doing something disgraceful in their presence?~Here


Theaetetus
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55 Text |         and unjust, honourable and disgraceful, holy and unholy, are in


Timaeus
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56 Intro|            is commonly regarded as disgraceful, whereas it is really involuntary