The Apology
   Part
 1 Text |        more, and that if you are caught doing so again you shall


Charmides
   Part
 2 Text |         about us, and, O rare! I caught a sight of the inwards of


Cratylus
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 3 Intro|          talk like an oracle.’ I caught the infection from Euthyphro,
 4 Intro|         new sense: a new meaning caught up by association may become
 5 Text | Hermogenes, and I believe that I caught the inspiration from the


Critias
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 6 Intro|       one of which the ten kings caught and sacrificed, shedding
 7 Text |          and the bull which they caught they led up to the pillar


Euthydemus
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 8 Intro|         And here Dionysodorus is caught ‘napping,’ and is induced
 9 Text |        get within hearing, but I caught a sight of him over their
10 Text |   argument, like a ball which he caught, and had another throw at
11 Text |       know that I am going to be caught in one of your charming
12 Text |          seem to me to have been caught napping when you were not
13 Text |        final move, like a person caught in a net, who gives a desperate


Gorgias
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14 Intro|        forgotten, but is quickly caught up, and alluded to again


Laches
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15 Text |     fighting, and the scythe was caught in the rigging of the other


Laws
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16 8    |          secretly; but he who is caught, if he be of less than thirty
17 9    |        stripes as the person who caught him orders, and if he survive,
18 12   |          violence, whether he be caught in the act or not, shall


Meno
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19 Text |     rogue, Meno, and had all but caught me.~MENO: What do you mean,


Phaedrus
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20 Text |         less easy prey, and when caught less manageable; hence he
21 Text |        state; he appears to have caught the infection of blindness


Protagoras
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22 Text |       Now to run away, and to be caught in running away, is the
23 Text |       hand, and in his left hand caught hold of this old cloak of


The Republic
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24 2    |    strong too if, when they have caught him, they have to fight
25 5    |         his ear, of which I only caught the words, "Shall we let
26 5    |       intermediate flux which is caught and detained by the intermediate
27 8    |     ashamed again. ~But if he is caught he dies. ~Of course. ~And


The Sophist
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28 Intro|          or the Statesman can be caught in this way. But these divisions
29 Intro|         is a creature not easily caught, I think that, before approaching
30 Intro|          to it—like flies we are caught in the spider’s web; and
31 Text |      investigating is not easily caught or defined; and the world
32 Text |       troublesome and hard to be caught, I should recommend that
33 Text | many-sided animal, and not to be caught with one hand, as they say!~
34 Text |   sub-section of imitation he is caught. For our method of tackling
35 Text |          exists, and avoid being caught in a contradiction? Indeed,
36 Text |        was of a class not easily caught, for he seems to have abundance


The Symposium
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37 Text |         my acquaintance, who had caught a sight of me from behind,
38 Text |      round and starting up as he caught sight of Socrates. By Heracles,
39 Text |        The wine-cooler which had caught his eye was a vessel holding


Theaetetus
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40 Intro|      Theaetetus consents, and is caught in a trap (compare the similar
41 Text |    therefore your ear is quickly caught and your mind influenced
42 Text |    Socrates; although he is also caught when he ascribes truth to
43 Text |         in the palaestra who are caught upon the line, and are dragged
44 Text |       colour, and is never to be caught standing still, can the
45 Text |        may suppose a man to have caught wild birds—doves or any


Timaeus
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46 Intro|        in the modern sense, they caught an inspiration from the
47 Text |       the gliding waters, or was caught in the tempest borne on