Charmides
   Part
 1 PreS |        nouns in Greek and English create a similar but lesser awkwardness.~4


Gorgias
   Part
 2 Intro|         effect of the whole is to create a picture not such as can
 3 Text |          persuasion does rhetoric create in courts of law and other


Laches
   Part
 4 Text |         things which do or do not create fear, and fear is not of


Laws
   Book
 5 3    |         these primitive men would create in them a feeling of affection
 6 4    |          the law, was intended to create goodwill in the person whom
 7 5    |           enmity—that they should create themselves enmities by their
 8 5    |           he will unintentionally create in them, instead of wisdom,
 9 7    |       life greatly contributes to create a part of virtue in the
10 7    |        are by nature balanced, we create a difference in them by
11 7    |     principles are confusing, and create a difficulty in learning,
12 10   |        such as music and painting create and their companion arts.
13 10   |      stream of my questions might create in you who are not in the
14 12   |        with one another is apt to create a confusion of manners;
15 12   |         while ago we attempted to create as a dream and in idea only,


Parmenides
   Part
16 Text | themselves and the one appears to create a new element in them which


Phaedo
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17 Intro|           on the ‘Silenus mask’), create in the mind of the reader


Phaedrus
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18 Text |           they do their utmost to create in him the greatest likeness
19 Text |           discovery of yours will create forgetfulness in the learners’


Philebus
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20 Intro|    ordinary rules of morality may create out of them for himself
21 Text |      together fasten upon him and create irritation and in time drive


Protagoras
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22 Text |        participate in pleasure or create pleasure?~Certainly, he


The Republic
   Book
23 1    |           disease is best able to create one? ~True. ~And he is the
24 2    |          I said, let us begin and create in idea a State; and yet
25 7    |        the soul toward truth, and create the spirit of philosophy,
26 9    |        his own soul, and him they create their tyrant. ~Yes, he said,


The Seventh Letter
   Part
27 Text |      intrigues and of attempts to create in the sovereign ill-feeling
28 Text |  Dionysios, in order that I might create good will in place of a


The Statesman
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29 Text |         and prerogative, and they create an awful impression of themselves
30 Text | constitution which she desires to create, but only in what will produce


The Symposium
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31 Text |        only—out of that he should create fair thoughts; and soon
32 Text |       vast sea of beauty, he will create many fair and noble thoughts


Theaetetus
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33 Intro|    intention of the preface is to create an interest about the person
34 Intro|     slower, because they move and create in and about themselves,
35 Intro|     analogous word logos tends to create, of a proposition and a
36 Intro|     dominion of the appetites and create a new language in which


Timaeus
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37 Intro|        who is the best could only create the fairest; and reflecting
38 Intro|          order of the heavens and create a corresponding order in
39 Intro|        instrument out of which to create a world; but from these
40 Intro|      thought to be so great as to create a suspicion that they are
41 Intro|         made up of words only may create a deep and widespread enthusiasm,
42 Text |          did in fact at that time create a very great and mighty
43 Text |           reason of this property create sweetness;—these are included
44 Text |          father when he bade them create the human race as good as
45 Text |        may severally assail, they create infinite varieties of ill-temper
46 Text |          side of friend, so as to create health. Now of all motions