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The Apology Part
1 Intro| which he seemed to have an internal witness. But the existence 2 Text | divine faculty of which the internal oracle is the source has Charmides Part
3 PreF | proceed chiefly on grounds of internal evidence; they appear to 4 PreS | them is enormous, and the internal probability is not less: 5 PreS | solution of it depends upon internal evidence only. To ‘the height Cratylus Part
6 Intro| it is not the faculty of internal observation, but only the 7 Text | arises out of their own internal condition, they suppose The First Alcibiades Part
8 Pre | which on grounds, both of internal and external evidence, we 9 Pre | the weight (chiefly) of internal evidence in their favour. Laws Book
10 6 | there is a likelihood of internal commotions, which are always 11 7 | the terrible and violent internal one, and produces a peace Menexenus Part
12 Pre | which on grounds, both of internal and external evidence, we 13 Pre | the weight (chiefly) of internal evidence in their favour. 14 Intro| genuineness of the work. Internal evidence seems to leave Meno Part
15 Intro| doubtfully indicated by internal evidence. The main character Parmenides Part
16 Intro| external compulsion and the internal workings of the mind with Philebus Part
17 Intro| caused by the contrast of an internal pain and an external pleasure 18 Text | communion of external and internal sensations in the body; The Republic Book
19 3 | in much greater terror of internal than of external enemies, 20 5 | is expressive of what is internal and domestic, the other 21 6 | politics. My own case of the internal sign is hardly worth mentioning, 22 10 | else if not destroyed by an internal evil, can be destroyed by The Seventh Letter Part
23 Text | constant continuance of internal disorders, struggles, hatred The Sophist Part
24 Intro| animate bodies (which may be internal or external), and of inanimate. 25 Intro| Medicine and gymnastic are the internal purifications of the animate, 26 Intro| common sense, as well as the internal evidence of its own consistency; 27 Text | from taking food until the internal obstacles have been removed, The Statesman Part
28 Intro| yet they may be proved by internal evidence. For observe how 29 Intro| one. He also appeals to internal evidence, viz. the perfect Theaetetus Part
30 Intro| applicable at all to our internal bodily sensations, which 31 Intro| abstract notions or from internal coherence. It is made up 32 Intro| Conscience, Will, Law, Knowledge, Internal and External Sense; these, Timaeus Part
33 Intro| But violent as were the internal and alimentary fluids, the 34 Intro| pores of the body, and the internal heat followed the air to 35 Intro| is in turn heated by the internal fire and escapes, as it 36 Intro| flesh is decomposed by the internal flame. To all which phenomena 37 Intro| the fibres and produces internal cold and shuddering. But 38 Intro| mouth; and conversely. The internal fire is in either case the 39 Intro| effected by the action of the internal fire, which in the process 40 Intro| of sensation are partly internal, but the more violent are 41 Intro| from the external to the internal evidence, we may remark 42 Text | closed, they keep in the internal fire; and the power of the 43 Text | from the communion of the internal and external fires, and 44 Text | winter by the help of this internal warmth would form a very 45 Text | veins; it is in a manner an internal fountain of fire, which 46 Text | fire which surrounds the internal flame;—to all which symptoms 47 Text | made to cool, it produces internal cold and shuddering. When 48 Text | against other motions both internal and external, and by moderate