Cratylus
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 1 Intro|    essences of things, he would deem the reflection to have been
 2 Text |        the name Cymindis—do you deem that a light matter? Or
 3 Text |         I daresay that you will deem this to be another invention


Euthydemus
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 4 Text |        not that which you would deem your own, he said, that


The First Alcibiades
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 5 Text |       that if he fears he is to deem himself a slave; whereas


Gorgias
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 6 Text |  starved to death. A flattery I deem this to be and of an ignoble
 7 Text |   assented, call me ‘dolt,’ and deem me unworthy of receiving


Laches
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 8 Text |         them. And such an one I deem to be the true musician,


Laws
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 9 1    |        by pleasure; for all men deem him to be inferior in a
10 2    |         we who are their elders deem that we are fulfilling our
11 2    |         this question which you deem so absurd?~Cleinias. By
12 5    |  important than they themselves deem them, and his own favours
13 6    |         the best, and whom they deem likely to decide the causes
14 6    |       as possible, a man should deem it all important to avoid
15 7    |        hear me tell how great I deem the evil to be?~Cleinias.
16 7    |        the old poems which they deem sufficient they shall include;
17 7    |       of their sports, for they deem war a serious. pursuit,
18 7    |         God will suggest; for I deem that thou wast not brought
19 9    |        the state, let the judge deem him to be incurable, remembering
20 9    |    contrary to law, him we will deem the greatest enemy of the
21 9    |   injustice is involuntary will deem that the unjust does injustice
22 9    |   barbarians is the cause; they deem that to be the first of
23 10   |     Athenian. Let us not, then, deem God inferior to human workmen,
24 12   | whichever on consideration they deem the best, whether they prefer
25 12   |         the wisest men, as they deem themselves to be, look to


Meno
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26 Text |      piously, justly, or do you deem this to be of no consequence?


Phaedo
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27 Text |     endeavour to explain. For I deem that the true votary of
28 Text |  present life. And yet I should deem him a coward who did not
29 Text |    Socrates, just so much as we deem enough. I understand, he


Phaedrus
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30 Text |      SOCRATES: And should I not deem the conversation of you
31 Text |       in the divine, the vulgar deem him mad, and rebuke him;


Philebus
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32 Text |       shall hear from me what I deem to be true pleasures. Having
33 Text |        up the good of life, and deem the lusts of animals to


Protagoras
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34 Text |         be good sense, they now deem to be madness. They say
35 Text |    politics, and also that they deem virtue to be capable of
36 Text |     good: and even pleasure you deem an evil, when it robs you


The Republic
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37 1    |      you prefer? ~I for my part deem the life of the just to
38 2    |     interest, which all natures deem to be their good, and are
39 3    |         hardly will any of them deem that he himself, being but
40 4    |     charming thing is that they deem him their worst enemy who
41 4    |          Most truly then may we deem temperance to be the agreement
42 6    |     call Sophists and whom they deem to be their adversaries,
43 6    |         good, and this you will deem to be the cause of science,
44 7    |          and who will naturally deem them to be idle tales, for
45 7    |        present world which they deem mean and worthless, esteeming


The Second Alcibiades
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46 Text |            An auspicious omen I deem thy victor’s wreath: For


The Sophist
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47 Text |        and expect that you will deem me mad, when you hear of


The Statesman
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48 Text |     determine which of them you deem the happier?~YOUNG SOCRATES:


The Symposium
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49 Text |       which he will despise and deem a small thing, and will