The Apology
   Part
 1 Intro|           years, and was beyond the reach of persecution.~It has been


Cratylus
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 2 Intro|             as they were within his reach; but he would also have
 3 Intro|             they are seen by men to reach farther down into the nature


Gorgias
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 4 Intro|             education is within the reach of all, and the moral and
 5 Intro|          and as far as the mind can reach, in that hour. If he were
 6 Text |        perfect happiness out of the reach of evil; but that he who


Laws
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 7 6    |           being taken that they may reach the fountains pure and abundant,
 8 7    |             at twenty–five does not reach twice the height which he
 9 7    |       masters and scholars, when we reach that part of legislation;
10 11   |         parents live to old age and reach the utmost limit of human


Lysis
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11 Intro|       mistake has placed within his reach. He who is of a noble mind


Meno
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12 Intro|            us and passes out of our reach. We seem to find that the
13 Intro|            books of the Republic we reach the highest and most perfect


Parmenides
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14 Intro|         greater to the less it must reach an intermediate point, which
15 Text |            strain of art beyond the reach of most of us.~Yes, Socrates,
16 Text |            others follow, until you reach the end?~Certainly.~And


Phaedo
   Part
17 Intro|           power of this world could reach. The voice of conscience,
18 Text |      Certainly not.~Or did you ever reach them with any other bodily


Phaedrus
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19 Intro|             the human soul tries to reach the same heights, but hardly
20 Text |           the elbow, are out of the reach of the mouth. The promised


Philebus
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21 Intro|            extinguished before they reach the soul, and of these there
22 Text |            extinguished before they reach the soul, and leave her
23 Text |           the surface, and does not reach the parts affected; then


The Republic
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24 2    |            nobody): for the highest reach of injustice is, to be deemed
25 5    |         must not we swim and try to reach the shore-we will hope that
26 6    |        gymnastics, or he will never reach the highest knowledge of
27 6    |          nature of the good, for to reach what is now in my thoughts
28 7    |        which all knowledge ought to reach, and which our pupils ought
29 7    | problems-that is to say, they never reach the natural harmonies of
30 7    |              when all these studies reach the point of intercommunion
31 9    |             violent pleasures which reach the soul through the body
32 10   |            but the truth they never reach? The poet is like a painter


The Seventh Letter
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33 Text |          intelligence whose efforts reach the furthest limits of human


The Sophist
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34 Intro|             seemed to be beyond the reach of human thought, like stars
35 Text |             paths diverge when they reach the art of animal hunting;
36 Text |            be stormed before we can reach the man himself. And even


The Symposium
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37 Intro|            That the soul has such a reach of thought, and is capable
38 Text |         what I am saving. When they reach manhood they are lovers


Theaetetus
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39 Intro|            Mere perception does not reach being, and therefore fails
40 Text |            anything which is within reach.~THEODORUS: What do you
41 Text |             simple sensations which reach the soul through the body


Timaeus
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42 Intro|            any power which does not reach the triangles, and even
43 Intro|           veins of the tongue which reach to the heart, when they
44 Intro|            The instruments of taste reach from the tongue to the heart.
45 Text |          the whole body, until they reach the soul, causing that perception
46 Text |           condensed, which does not reach the elements or triangles;