Charmides
   Part
 1 PreS |         have been corrected, and innumerable alterations have been made


Cratylus
   Part
 2 Intro|    French, which have lost them. Innumerable as are the languages and
 3 Intro|          this analysis admits of innumerable degrees. But would it not
 4 Intro|         but this, that there are innumerable ways in which, like number,
 5 Intro|   changes of sound take place by innumerable gradations until a whole


Laws
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 6 1    | insolence has engendered in them innumerable evils; and many a victory
 7 2    |          and not these only, but innumerable others as well can you tell
 8 2    |           wealth third; and then innumerable others, as for example to
 9 2    |       readily believed, and also innumerable other tales.~Cleinias. What
10 3    |     preparations being made, and innumerable threats came from the king.
11 6    |       expected to have undergone innumerable transformations of themselves?~
12 8    |      contests, and have they not innumerable rivals? To be sure, will
13 8    |        of either sex, from which innumerable evils have come upon individuals
14 8    |          to their own wives. And innumerable other benefits would result
15 8    |        and compound interest and innumerable other things—bidding good–
16 8    |         public courts. There are innumerable little matters relating
17 9    |           or when? for there are innumerable particulars of this sort
18 10   |    prophets, and priests, and by innumerable others, the thoughts of
19 11   |       not to have considered the innumerable hindrances which may arise
20 11   |     Theseus upon Hippolytus, and innumerable others have also called
21 12   |         and this has happened to innumerable persons), the original arms,


Parmenides
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22 Intro|       the world or to ourselves? Innumerable contradictions follow from


Phaedo
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23 Intro|        having flowers and fruits innumerable. And the inhabitants dwell
24 Text |         and unjust—and there are innumerable other opposites which are


Phaedrus
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25 Intro|        of Longus and Heliodorus, innumerable forged epistles, a great
26 Intro|    reputation has a place in the innumerable rolls of Greek literature.~


Philebus
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27 Text |        are opposed (and they are innumerable), pleasure and pain coalesce


Protagoras
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28 Text |     finding fault, and there are innumerable fools’~(implying that if


The Republic
   Book
29 2    |        shall be silent about the innumerable other quarrels of gods and
30 4    |       that the forms of vice are innumerable; there being four special
31 10   |        after all"; and there are innumerable other signs of ancient enmity


The Second Alcibiades
   Part
32 Text |     although they have committed innumerable crimes against the Gods


The Sophist
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33 Text |      STRANGER: And there will be innumerable other points, each of them


The Statesman
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34 Text |    species of mankind, which are innumerable, and have no ties or common
35 Text |      argument, and as there were innumerable rivals of the royal race


Theaetetus
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36 Intro|     Geometry teaches us that the innumerable lines and figures by which
37 Intro|           acts, feelings, images innumerable, we acquire by education
38 Intro|        completed, and has gained innumerable abstractions, of which many
39 Intro|         of ourselves, but of the innumerable persons whom we come across
40 Text |        stopped. Now as there are innumerable roots, the notion occurred
41 Text |     which have names, as well as innumerable others which are without
42 Text |         Hellenes and barbarians, innumerable. And when people pride themselves


Timaeus
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43 Text |         and other lesser ones by innumerable other causes. There is a