The Apology
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 1 Text |           his peace.~But, setting aside the question of public opinion,


Charmides
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 2 PreS |         introduced have been laid aside and have dropped out of
 3 Intro|    modesty. But this again is set aside by a sophistical application
 4 Intro|           the use of words, turns aside from them and comes at last


Cratylus
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 5 Intro| Hermogenes is very ready to throw aside the sophistical tenet, and
 6 Intro|            though he does not lay aside but rather aggravates his
 7 Intro|           characteristically sets aside as too subtle for an old
 8 Intro|          be well sometimes to lay aside figures of speech, such


Crito
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 9 Text |        have no power, but are set aside and trampled upon by individuals?’
10 Text |        this law should not be set aside; and shall we reply, ‘Yes;


Euthydemus
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11 Text |          be good; for we have put aside the results of politics,


Euthyphro
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12 Text |           the point, did you turn aside? Had you only answered me


Gorgias
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13 Intro| Protagoras and Phaedrus, throwing aside the veil of irony, he makes


Laws
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14 6    |          should endeavour to turn aside by reproaches, not, however,
15 7    |        not easy, Stranger, to put aside these principles of gymnastic
16 7    |        shall either utterly throw aside, or examine and amend, taking
17 7    |          giving way, or springing aside, or rising up or falling
18 7    |       necessary and cannot be set aside, and probably he who made
19 10   |        easily appeased and turned aside from their purpose, by sacrifices
20 10   |      prose writers—these draw you aside from your natural piety.


Meno
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21 Intro|    writings he seems to have laid aside the old forms of them. As
22 Intro|      species is forgotten or laid aside, the distinction of the
23 Text |       hypothesis which is not set aside.~MENO: Certainly.~SOCRATES:
24 Text |           knowledge, has been set aside, and cannot be supposed


Phaedo
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25 Intro|         life he cannot wholly lay aside. Why then should he repine


Phaedrus
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26 Intro|        these explanations are set aside—‘the common opinion about
27 Text |        sit?~SOCRATES: Let us turn aside and go by the Ilissus; we
28 Text |        the wise are not to be set aside; for there is probably something


Philebus
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29 Intro|           added, is playfully set aside by a quotation from Orpheus:


The Republic
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30 2    |          been made clear. Setting aside their rewards and results,
31 3    |          a gift he should not lay aside his anger. Neither will
32 3    |       that our guardians, setting aside every other business, are
33 5    |        this discussion you thrust aside: Is such an order of things
34 5    |      other are compelled to stand aside, cities will never have
35 6    |          then the argument turned aside and veiled her face; not


The Second Alcibiades
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36 Text |      inclined to suppose, you put aside again and quite alter your


The Seventh Letter
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37 Text |         Dionysios should turn him aside into some way of life other


The Sophist
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38 Intro|          ages. It was the pushing aside of the old, the revelation
39 Text |         miss their aim and glance aside, shall we say that this


The Statesman
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40 Intro|         of it. Aristotle, casting aside ideals, would place the
41 Text |     second best thing, if you set aside the first, of which I was
42 Text |         has knowledge, may be set aside as being not Statesmen but


Theaetetus
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43 Intro|         may be understood are set aside, like the definitions of
44 Intro|           reason is latent or set aside; and images, in part disorderly,


Timaeus
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45 Text |           A man may sometimes set aside meditations about eternal