The Apology
   Part
 1 Text |    circumstance. Hitherto the divine faculty of which the internal oracle


Charmides
   Part
 2 Text |           and to recognize a similar faculty of discernment in others,


Cratylus
   Part
 3 Intro|           epomene tois pragmasin—the faculty which keeps close, neither
 4 Intro|       another question,—If we had no faculty of speech, how should we
 5 Intro|           hearer, requiring in man a faculty not only of expressing his
 6 Intro|            in their newly-discovered faculty. At first there would be
 7 Intro|             speech is not a separate faculty, but the expression of all
 8 Intro|              the mind; it is not the faculty of internal observation,


Gorgias
   Part
 9 Intro|             poetical and imaginative faculty. The reconciliation of poetry,
10 Intro|            boundless leisure and the faculty of discoursing, not only


Laches
   Part
11 Intro|       Protagoras is explained as the faculty of estimating pleasures


Phaedrus
   Part
12 Intro|           elsewhere, that there is a faculty in man, whether to be termed
13 Text |          supplies from the reasoning faculty mind (nous) and information (


Philebus
   Part
14 Intro|       neither strike the imaginative faculty, nor give an explanation
15 Intro|            following, ‘The power and faculty of loving the truth, and
16 Text |           sciences, but the power or faculty, if there be such, which
17 Text |           most likely to possess the faculty, or whether there be some


The Republic
   Book
18 5    |            said, there is no special faculty of administration in a State
19 5    |           with knowledge, or another faculty? ~Another faculty. ~Then
20 5    |            another faculty? ~Another faculty. ~Then opinion and knowledge
21 5    |            to them. In speaking of a faculty I think only of its sphere
22 5    |          same result I call the same faculty, but that which has another
23 5    |              say that knowledge is a faculty, or in what class would
24 5    |             Certainly knowledge is a faculty, and the mightiest of all
25 5    |                And is opinion also a faculty? ~Certainly, he said; for
26 5    |          disproven; if difference in faculty implies difference in the
27 5    |           and that the corresponding faculty is neither knowledge nor
28 5    |         extremes and the mean to the faculty of the mean. ~True. ~This
29 5    |         detained by the intermediate faculty. ~Quite true. ~Then those
30 7    |           manner; not implanting the faculty of sight, for that exists
31 7    |             direction, the very same faculty in them would have seen
32 7    |        intellect only, but which the faculty of sight will nevertheless
33 7    |          compare the raising of that faculty which is the very light
34 9    |        Certainly. ~Further, the very faculty which is the instrument
35 9    |            by the philosopher? ~What faculty? ~Reason, with whom, as
36 10   |          Certainly. ~And what is the faculty in man to which imitation
37 10   | contradiction is impossible-the same faculty cannot have contrary opinions
38 10   |          further and see whether the faculty with which poetical imitation
39 10   |        having stimulated the risible faculty at the theatre, you are


The Sophist
   Part
40 Text |          recognized by the reasoning faculty to be a distinct class,


Theaetetus
   Part
41 Intro|           command of reason. It is a faculty which man has in common
42 Intro|        distinguished from the active faculty of speech: they receive
43 Intro|              is not feebler than the faculty of sense, but of a higher
44 Intro|              Again: the more refined faculty of sense, as in animals
45 Intro|           has been called that ‘busy faculty’ which is always intruding
46 Intro|              is a mode rather than a faculty of the mind, and accompanies
47 Text |             you perceive through one faculty you cannot perceive through
48 Text |              be able to tell me what faculty would consider the question.
49 Text |           THEAETETUS: Certainly; the faculty of taste.~SOCRATES: Very


Timaeus
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50 Intro|          appreciate. God gave us the faculty of sight that we might behold
51 Text |             in them one and the same faculty of sensation, arising out
52 Text |              But enough of this.~The faculty of smell does not admit