The Apology
   Part
 1 Text |         plenty of persons, as they quickly discover, who think that


Charmides
   Part
 2 Intro|       these shadows of the future, quickly rejects them: thus early
 3 Text |          to write the same letters quickly or quietly?~Quickly.~And
 4 Text |        letters quickly or quietly?~Quickly.~And to read quickly or
 5 Text |      quietly?~Quickly.~And to read quickly or slowly?~Quickly again.~
 6 Text |            read quickly or slowly?~Quickly again.~And in playing the
 7 Text |            in learning is learning quickly, and difficulty in learning
 8 Text |            better to teach another quickly and energetically, rather
 9 Text |          to mind, and to remember, quickly and readily, or quietly
10 Text |        quietly as possible, but as quickly as possible?~Yes.~And in
11 Text |            does so most easily and quickly?~Quite true, he said.~And
12 Text |       quietly any more than acting quickly and energetically, either


Cratylus
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13 Intro|          were framed, and may have quickly ran through a whole language.
14 Intro|           meanings of words should quickly become fixed or set and


Euthydemus
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15 Intro|            good manners. But he is quickly entangled in the meshes
16 Text |           more, said Dionysodorus, quickly interposing, in order that
17 Text |           both, said Dionysodorus, quickly interposing; I am sure that


Euthyphro
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18 Text |        about magnitudes, do we not quickly end the differences by measuring?~


Gorgias
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19 Intro|           is not forgotten, but is quickly caught up, and alluded to
20 Text |       striker strikes violently or quickly, that which is struck will
21 Text |        will he struck violently or quickly?~POLUS: True.~SOCRATES:


Laches
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22 Text |             how to pursue, and fly quickly hither and thither’; and


Laws
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23 3    |           the mountains, they must quickly have worn out and vanished,
24 3    |        kingdoms, and of these, two quickly corrupted their original
25 4    |          to be made as good, or as quickly good, as possible. The case
26 5    |          taste of them, as will be quickly and clearly seen. But what
27 7    |         our young men should learn quickly, and their mere necessary


Meno
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28 Intro|          their influence, and then quickly discards them. At the same
29 Intro|         sufficiently reflected how quickly the bloom of a philosophy


Parmenides
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30 Intro|         whom a doctrine of numbers quickly superseded Ideas.~As a preparation


Phaedo
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31 Text |           its native weakness, and quickly decompose and pass away.


Protagoras
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32 Text |          to mine, for I cannot run quickly, and he can run slowly.


The Republic
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33 3    |          only in order that he may quickly infer the crimes of others
34 10   |            which the feat might be quickly and easily accomplished,


The Statesman
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35 Intro|         all coming to a stand then quickly returned to youth and beauty.
36 Intro|        either never appears, or is quickly altered by circumstances.
37 Text |          too great haste to arrive quickly at the political science;
38 Text |           by violence at that time quickly passed through the like
39 Text |          creatures;—Protean shapes quickly changing into one another’
40 Text |     STRANGER: Rhetoric seems to be quickly distinguished from politics,


Theaetetus
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41 Intro|          we call for one the other quickly follows. To think of the
42 Text |          and therefore your ear is quickly caught and your mind influenced
43 Text |            from earth to heaven as quickly as we can; and to fly away
44 Text |           things, as we term them, quickly distribute them into their


Timaeus
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45 Text | perpetrated by the desires within, quickly the whole power of feeling
46 Text |        then that disease might not quickly destroy us, and lest our
47 Text |          be prevented from passing quickly through and compelling the