Crito
   Part
 1 Text |   Thessaly, where there is great disorder and licence, they will be


Gorgias
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 2 Intro|         of bringing order out of disorder. The good man and true orator
 3 Intro|          who brings order out of disorder; who first organizes and
 4 Intro|        should bring order out of disorder; that it should make provision
 5 Intro|         has to be brought out of disorder, truth out of error and
 6 Text |           that in which there is disorder, evil?~CALLICLES: Yes.~SOCRATES:
 7 Text |       good soul be that in which disorder is prevalent, or that in
 8 Text |      called Cosmos or order, not disorder or misrule, my friend. But
 9 Text |       And when the crisis of the disorder comes, the people will blame


Laws
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10 2    |        no perception of order or disorder in their movements, that
11 3    |         that ignorance will be a disorder especially prevalent among
12 4    |        an endless and insatiable disorder; and this evil spirit, having
13 4    |      goes into the nature of the disorder; he enters into discourse
14 7    |         from right and fall into disorder, then they are like the
15 9    |       turn not back; and if your disorder is lightened by these remedies,
16 9    |     becomes disordered, and this disorder of his, aided by the guilty
17 10   |   numerous who have had the same disorder. I have known many of them,
18 11   |      other tedious and incurable disorder of body or mind, which is
19 11   |     following:—He who in the sad disorder of his soul has a mind,


Menexenus
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20 Text |         his city should take the disorder in a milder form. How joyful


Phaedo
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21 Intro|       author of order and not of disorder, of good and not of evil.


Philebus
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22 Intro|       even though some lovers of disorder in the world should ridicule
23 Intro|         society or by some moral disorder in the individual, are constantly
24 Text |  individual declares that all is disorder?~PROTARCHUS: That would


Protagoras
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25 Text |           and do but aggravate a disorder which I am seeking to cure.~


The Republic
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26 5    |     Hellas is then in a state of disorder and discord, they being
27 5    |         to him that there is sad disorder in his wits? ~We must certainly
28 8    |          is the fourth and worst disorder of a State. I do not know,
29 8    |  government, full of variety and disorder, and dispensing a sort of
30 8    |     desired to know what is that disorder which is generated alike
31 9    |       him, and take heed that no disorder occur in it, such as might
32 9    |      public, which are likely to disorder his life, he will avoid? ~
33 10   |         that those who take this disorder die by the natural inherent


The Statesman
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34 Text |        nature, which was full of disorder, until attaining to the
35 Text |      fallen into dissolution and disorder to the motion which had


The Symposium
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36 Intro| revellers appears, who introduce disorder into the feast; the sober


Timaeus
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37 Intro|        in the child, and in both disorder and chaos are gradually
38 Intro|         world, which he found in disorder. Now he who is the best
39 Intro|      under the influence of some disorder or enthusiasm then they
40 Intro|       were bringing order out of disorder, having a small grain of
41 Intro|    principle of irregularity and disorder, of necessity and chance,
42 Intro|           which is the source of disorder in the world, and of vice
43 Intro|         element, the residuum of disorder or chaos, which cannot be
44 Intro|         belong, and the world of disorder, which lies in the region
45 Text |       disorderly fashion, out of disorder he brought order, considering
46 Text |          when all things were in disorder God created in each thing
47 Text |        remains, the power of the disorder is only half as great, and
48 Text |      boiling up throws them into disorder, if it have power enough