Charmides
   Part
 1 PreS |      the Greek, may be found to include associations alien to Greek
 2 Text |    happy, not even if knowledge include all the sciences, but one


The First Alcibiades
   Part
 3 Pre  |   catalogues of a century later include manifest forgeries. Even


Gorgias
   Part
 4 Intro|       philosophy we necessarily include both ‘the moral law within
 5 Text |         you tell me whether you include itching and scratching,


Laches
   Part
 6 Text |       the fearful, but seems to include nearly every good and evil


Laws
   Book
 7 4    |   cannot suppose that you would include tyranny.~Athenian. Which
 8 5    |    divisions of that which they include, or in seeing the other
 9 7    |      deem sufficient they shall include; any that are deficient
10 7    |    movements in general; for we include under gymnastics all military
11 7    |     such as we maintain we will include them; if not, they shall
12 9    |       in the term “all” we must include just sufferings which are
13 11   |    which the middle month shall include the summer solstice. When
14 12   |         the council was also to include those who had visited foreign


Menexenus
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15 Pre  |   catalogues of a century later include manifest forgeries. Even


Meno
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16 Intro|    spirit of one who desires to include in his philosophy every
17 Text |       this definition of virtue include all virtue? Is virtue the
18 Text |      goods?~MENO: Yes, I should include all those.~SOCRATES: Then,


Parmenides
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19 Intro|       And the consequences must include consequences to the things
20 Text |        as to whether I ought to include them or not.~And would you


Philebus
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21 Intro|   mathematics alone. And must I include music, which is admitted
22 Intro|         word is now supposed to include two principles as widely
23 Text |     home.~SOCRATES: And am I to include music, which, as I was saying


The Republic
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24 1    |     justice, he did not mean to include that case? ~Certainly not;
25 2    |   barest notion of a State must include four or five men. ~Clearly. ~
26 2    |      you speak of music, do you include literature or not? ~I do. ~
27 3    |         in both together. ~They include all, he said. ~And shall
28 3    |    unmixed styles? or would you include the mixed? ~I should prefer
29 4    |     territory which they are to include, and beyond which they will
30 5    |      Which years do you mean to include? ~A woman, I said, at twenty
31 6    |        only the resemblance, to include the animals which we see,
32 8    |     Except a city?-or would you include a city? ~Nay, he said, the


The Sophist
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33 Intro|        notions to infinity, but include all the intervening middle
34 Intro|     whom Plato speaks, probably include both. At any rate, we shall
35 Intro|         so the philosopher must include both the moveable and immoveable
36 Intro|     thought is at last found to include the leading ideas of the
37 Text |   hunted?~STRANGER: Yes, if you include man under tame animals.
38 Text |   STRANGER: Under all things, I include you and me, and also animals
39 Text |      Under being, then, we must include motion, and that which is
40 Text |       Give us both,’ so he will include both the moveable and immoveable


The Statesman
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41 Intro|         animals, the term would include him as well. Having remodelled
42 Intro|    arguments of those who would include all and so exhaust the political
43 Text |        or common language, they include under the single name of ‘
44 Text |        them, the same word will include all, and then we may wrap
45 Text |   STRANGER: These seven classes include nearly every description
46 Text |        divided into parts, will include all property in tame animals,


The Symposium
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47 Text |        drinking mood. (I do not include Socrates, who is able either
48 Text |         wider application —they include men and women everywhere;


Theaetetus
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49 Intro|        of motion, must they not include two kinds of motion, change
50 Intro|         forgetting; nor does he include fallacies in the use of
51 Text |      are knowledge; and I would include the art of the cobbler and
52 Text | occurred to us of attempting to include them all under one name


Timaeus
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53 Text |        living being which would include both, and of which they
54 Text |       was accomplished, he must include the other influence of the