The Apology
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 1 Intro|          apparent haughtiness as flowing from the natural elevation


Cratylus
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 2 Intro|         of speech which has been flowing in all ages. They have been
 3 Intro|        of a vast river eternally flowing whose origin is concealed
 4 Text |       from the earth, or as ever flowing (aei rei), or because the
 5 Text |  therefore the attribute of ever flowing without let or hindrance,
 6 Text |           always preventing from flowing), and this is in accordance
 7 Text |       ten esin tes roes— because flowing with desire (iemenos), and
 8 Text |       love) is so called because flowing in (esron) from without;
 9 Text |       through the eyes, and from flowing in was called esros (influx)


Critias
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10 Text |        water, in gracious plenty flowing; and they were wonderfully


The First Alcibiades
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11 Text |          the garments with their flowing trains, the anointings with
12 Text | generations gold has been always flowing in to them from the whole


Gorgias
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13 Intro|  pleasure is a perpetual stream, flowing in and flowing out. To be
14 Intro| perpetual stream, flowing in and flowing out. To be hungry and always
15 Text |         life had a fancy to have flowing hair, will have flowing
16 Text |          flowing hair, will have flowing hair. And if he was marked


Laws
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17 3    |     right under numerous streams flowing from the heights, trusting
18 5    |       them. For when a stream is flowing out, there should be water
19 5    |       out, there should be water flowing in too; and recollection


Phaedo
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20 Intro|          and liquid mud are ever flowing; of these small portions
21 Intro|        on either side the rivers flowing either way are stopped by
22 Intro|    opposite direction, and after flowing under the earth through
23 Text |         is caused by the streams flowing into and out of this chasm,
24 Text |       why the streams are always flowing in and out, is that the
25 Text |       into the chasm. The rivers flowing in either direction can
26 Text |         myself my own tears were flowing fast; so that I covered


Phaedrus
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27 Intro|     evils which he recognized as flowing from the spurious form of


Philebus
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28 Intro|          and many, which is ever flowing in and out of all things,
29 Intro|   represent them to ourselves as flowing out of the boundless ocean
30 Text |        they, all things are ever flowing up and down.~PROTARCHUS:
31 Text |          two fountains which are flowing at our side: one, which


The Republic
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32 3    |         the blood of deities yet flowing in their veins." ~And therefore


The Symposium
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33 Text |         But that which is always flowing in is always flowing out,
34 Text |      always flowing in is always flowing out, and so he is never
35 Text |        ivy and violets, his head flowing with ribands. ‘Will you


Theaetetus
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36 Intro|         as wise, always silently flowing on, like a river of oil.
37 Text |        he is full of gentleness, flowing on silently like a river
38 Text |         then, while the sight is flowing from the eye, whiteness
39 Text |          while a little water is flowing in the clepsydra?~THEAETETUS:


Timaeus
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40 Text |     still more compressed, comes flowing water, and from water comes
41 Text |     spreading out upon the earth flowing. Again, when the fire goes
42 Text |     motions. Moreover, as to the flowing of water, the fall of the
43 Text |         streams of food are kept flowing through the whole body in