Charmides
   Part
 1 PreS |           that Plato would have changed his opinions, but have nowhere
 2 PreS |  improbable that he should have changed his opinions, and not stated


Cratylus
   Part
 3 Intro| principle in names; they may be changed, as we change the names
 4 Intro|      name Tantalus, if slightly changed, offers two etymologies;
 5 Intro|     been omitted and the accent changed; the original meaning being
 6 Intro|       pur, udor, kunes slightly changed;’ ‘there is an old Homeric
 7 Intro|      and delta; but now iota is changed into eta and epsilon, and
 8 Text |      the last syllable has been changed to a grave.~HERMOGENES:
 9 Text |      letter of the word need be changed.~HERMOGENES: I think, Socrates,
10 Text |     have the same word slightly changed, just as they have udor (
11 Text |      the quantity, and has been changed by altering omicron upsilon
12 Text |       of drawing;—this has been changed into zugon, and there are
13 Text |       which if the zeta is only changed into delta as in the ancient
14 Text |        eupherosune and has been changed euphrosune, is named, as


Crito
   Part
15 Text |         proceed, for I have not changed my mind.~SOCRATES: Then


Laws
   Book
16 10   |       which moves other, and is changed by other, to be the ninth,
17 10   |       change, and that which is changed by another and yet moves
18 12   |    Caeneus, the Thessalian, was changed by a God from a woman into
19 12   |       away his shield should be changed into a woman. This however
20 12   |       of men about the Gods are changed, the laws should also be
21 12   |         the laws should also be changed;—in the granting of suits


Lysis
   Part
22 Text |       true.~But now our view is changed, and we conceive that there
23 Text |        to this; and Hippothales changed into all manner of colours


Meno
   Part
24 Intro|        imagines himself to have changed the relation of the human


Parmenides
   Part
25 Intro|       or opinions, which may be changed arbitrarily by individuals.
26 Text |        either moved in place or changed in nature; for these are


Phaedo
   Part
27 Text |         to be unlawful.~Here he changed his position, and put his
28 Text |      admitting of smallness, be changed by that; even as I, having


Phaedrus
   Part
29 Intro|      their foolish fondness has changed into mutual dislike. In


Philebus
   Part
30 Intro|        This little addition has changed the whole aspect of the
31 Text |     happen if the body were not changed either for good or bad?~


Protagoras
   Part
32 Intro|        he and his adversary had changed sides. Protagoras began


The Republic
   Book
33 2    |       must be the case if he is changed at all. ~And will he then
34 3    |     only mean that some men are changed by persuasion and that others
35 8    |         so too the young man is changed by a class of desires coming
36 10   |       animals tame and wild who changed into one another and into


The Statesman
   Part
37 Text |         earth again. All things changed, imitating and following
38 Text |     condition out of which they changed and of the causes of the
39 Text |         the names of either are changed into terms of censure.~YOUNG


Theaetetus
   Part
40 Text |      another unless it actually changed; nor again, if the comparing
41 Text |   unchanged from within, become changed by any approximation or
42 Text |      now the face of things has changed.~SOCRATES: Why, my dear
43 Text |        one state requires to be changed into the other, the worse
44 Text |        kinds of motion, and are changed as well as move in place,
45 Text |      move in place and are also changed?~THEODORUS: Of course, if
46 Text |     moved in place and were not changed, we should be able to say


Timaeus
   Part
47 Text |         he would continually be changed into some brute who resembled
48 Text |         an unlike element it is changed and extinguished, being
49 Text |         same with itself can be changed by or change another of
50 Text |  perfumes. But things which are changed all of a sudden, and only
51 Text |      any of them is produced or changed in a manner contrary to
52 Text |      reason be supposed to have changed into the nature of women