Critias
   Part
 1 Intro|        where falling out of the straight line followed the circular
 2 Text |        where falling out of the straight line followed the circular
 3 Text |       Further inland, likewise, straight canals of a hundred feet


Euthyphro
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 4 Text |         he has a beak, and long straight hair, and a beard which


Gorgias
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 5 Text |       devotes herself, but goes straight to her end, nor ever considers
 6 Text |         my help, either talking straight on, or questioning and answering


Laches
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 7 Text |       states, but rushes hither straight, and exhibits at Athens;


Laws
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 8 4    |    according to his nature in a straight line towards the accomplishment
 9 5    |        those which proceed in a straight direction, upwards or downwards,
10 6    |      cannot be expected to walk straight either in body or mind.
11 7    |      giving for the most part a straight movement to the limbs of
12 10   |      answer as if we would look straight at the sun, making ourselves


Lysis
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13 Text |      was going from the Academy straight to the Lyceum, intending
14 Text |       replied, from the Academy straight to the Lyceum.~Then come
15 Text |        to the Lyceum.~Then come straight to us, he said, and put


Meno
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16 Text |        as figure—which contains straight as well as round, and is
17 Text |    round is round any more than straight, or the straight any more
18 Text |      more than straight, or the straight any more straight than round?~
19 Text |        or the straight any more straight than round?~MENO: Certainly
20 Text |      not more a figure than the straight, or the straight than the
21 Text |       than the straight, or the straight than the round?~MENO: Very
22 Text |     includes not only round and straight figures, but all? Could


Parmenides
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23 Intro|         being neither round nor straight, for neither round nor straight
24 Intro| straight, for neither round nor straight can be defined without assuming
25 Intro|        certain figure, round or straight, or a combination of the
26 Text |      partake either of round or straight.~But why?~Why, because the
27 Text |        the centre?~Yes.~And the straight is that of which the centre
28 Text |       if it partook either of a straight or of a circular form?~Assuredly.~
29 Text |       parts, it will be neither straight nor round?~Right.~And, being


Phaedo
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30 Text |         If generation were in a straight line only, and there were
31 Text |      the Telephus, a single and straight path—if that were so no
32 Text |     orderly soul follows in the straight path and is conscious of


Philebus
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33 Text | argument, understand me to mean straight lines and circles, and the


The Republic
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34 7    |         he is compelled to look straight at the light, will he not
35 10   |         the same objects appear straight when looked at out of the
36 10   |     from above a line of light, straight as a column, extending right


The Seventh Letter
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37 Text |    distant.~The same applies to straight as well as to circular form,
38 Text |         it has contact with the straight. But the circle itself,
39 Text |         round from being called straight, and the straight things
40 Text |        called straight, and the straight things round; for those
41 Text |     acropolis; but they charged straight for the walls, yelling out


The Sophist
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42 Intro|       or other of them; they go straight on for a time in a single


Theaetetus
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43 Text |       impressions of sense meet straight and opposite—false when


Timaeus
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44 Text |       primary triangles as were straight and smooth, and were adapted