The Apology
   Part
 1 Text |         speak truly and the judge decide justly.~And first, I have


Cratylus
   Part
 2 Intro|         others false, we can only decide between them, not by counting
 3 Text |          what criterion are we to decide between them? For there


Euthyphro
   Part
 4 Text |          unable satisfactorily to decide our differences, you and


The First Alcibiades
   Part
 5 Pre  |   received, before we can finally decide on their character. We do
 6 Text |        master of gymnastics would decide, with whom they ought or


Laches
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 7 Intro|            As they differ he must decide.~Socrates would rather not
 8 Intro|         Socrates would rather not decide the question by a plurality
 9 Text |      manner still needed who will decide between them. Had they agreed,
10 Text |        the matter—he is unable to decide which of you speaks truly;


Laws
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11 2    |           the question, they will decide for the puppet show.~Cleinias.
12 5    |          some are counterfeit. To decide which are which is the business
13 6    |           several elections shall decide.~The council shall consist
14 6    |     another, let the five wardens decide small matters on their own
15 6    |         in the way of a bribe, or decide suits unjustly, or if they
16 6    |          he will never be able to decide justly; wherefore a multitude
17 6    |          whom they deem likely to decide the causes of his fellow–
18 7    |            Megillus, will help to decide between us. For I maintain
19 7    |          time for reflection, and decide when we have given the subject
20 8    |    colonels and generals of horse decide together about all courses
21 8    |        the twelve divisions shall decide, and in the lesser cases
22 8    |           the wardens of the city decide the case; but if greater
23 8    |        then let the public courts decide according to law. Let no
24 9    |          by Hestia that they will decide justly and truly to the
25 9    |       judges who are appointed to decide in the case of those who
26 9    |         cases, but should himself decide about, of them, small or
27 9    |        others the legislator must decide for himself.~Cleinias. And
28 9    |           ought the legislator to decide, and what ought he to leave
29 9    |        conceal their opinions and decide causes clandestinely; or
30 9    |         and the same judges shall decide who would have decided if
31 9    |     adopted, shall be required to decide; and if any one is convicted,


Menexenus
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32 Pre  |   received, before we can finally decide on their character. We do


Phaedo
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33 Text | previously to our birth?~I cannot decide at the moment.~At any rate
34 Text |       moment.~At any rate you can decide whether he who has knowledge


Phaedrus
   Part
35 Text |          upon the premises we may decide about the conclusion.~PHAEDRUS:


Philebus
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36 Intro|           the whole truth. But to decide how far our ideas of morality
37 Intro|         my neighbour. But who can decide what proportion should be
38 Text |           conqueror; but you must decide for yourself, Protarchus.~
39 Text |          we not be better able to decide about the first and second
40 Text |         of all. But how would you decide this question, Protarchus?~
41 Text |         Protarchus, any man could decide well enough whether pleasure


The Republic
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42 1    |           we shall want judges to decide; but if we proceed in our
43 4    |         found them, we might then decide which of the two is the
44 7    |          therefore you had better decide at once with which of the
45 9    |           the result, do you also decide who in your opinion is first


The Sophist
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46 Text |      STRANGER: Very good; you can decide about that for yourself
47 Text |           is not hunted—you shall decide which of these alternatives


The Statesman
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48 Intro|          to the law, attempted to decide with perfect justice the
49 Text |          science, having power to decide which of these arts are
50 Text |           Does he do anything but decide the dealings of men with


Theaetetus
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51 Intro|       things;’ and then who is to decide? Upon his own showing must
52 Text |        soul herself endeavours to decide for us by the review and