The Apology
   Part
 1 Text |           my words; and whether he turns out to be a bad man or a


Charmides
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 2 PreS |          liberty to omit words and turns of expression which the
 3 Intro|     exactness in the use of words, turns aside from them and comes


Cratylus
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 4 Intro|           of anastrope, that which turns the eyes inside out. ‘How
 5 Text |          the correctness of a name turns out to be convention, since


Euthydemus
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 6 Intro|          fallacy is produced which turns on the absoluteness of the
 7 Text |       taken more than two or three turns when Cleinias entered, who,


Gorgias
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 8 Intro|  difficulty brought to this point, turns restive, and suggests that
 9 Text |            and gets rid of them in turns?~CALLICLES: Yes.~SOCRATES:


Laches
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10 Text |         that on which the conflict turns. Moreover in actual battle,


Laws
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11 1    |         any speculation about laws turns almost entirely on pleasure
12 7    |           over, and show how their turns come in natural order. Another
13 10   |          nothing, or a coward, who turns his back upon labour and


Lysis
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14 Intro|         with all of them. Socrates turns to the poets, who affirm


Parmenides
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15 Text |            suffers alteration, nor turns round in the same place,


Phaedo
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16 Intro|          the Republic the argument turns on the natural continuance
17 Text |            laughing and weeping by turns, especially the excitable
18 Text |          then in a little while he turns out to be false and knavish;
19 Text |           soul every one flees and turns away; no one will be her


Phaedrus
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20 Text |       mouth. The promised pleasure turns out to be a long and tedious


Protagoras
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21 Text |         and which they carry on by turns and in an orderly manner,
22 Text |             and the whole argument turns upon this. And even now,


The Republic
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23 10   |          second fifth. The spindle turns on the knees of Necessity;


The Seventh Letter
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24 Text | impoverished as he is in the soul, turns a deaf ear to this teaching;


The Sophist
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25 Intro|          and may be many things by turns but not at once.~Hence the
26 Text |        this trader in virtue again turns out to be our friend the
27 Text |             Then the not-beautiful turns out to be the opposition


The Statesman
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28 Intro|            the pivot upon which it turns. All changes in the heaven
29 Intro|          as he had once formed, he turns away to contemplate the
30 Intro|           The similar passages and turns of thought are generally
31 Text |            its author and creator, turns about and by an inherent
32 Text |            and to the fact that it turns on the smallest pivot.~YOUNG


The Symposium
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33 Intro|         and is full and starved by turns. Like his mother he is poor
34 Text |            of his gains because he turns out to be poor, is disgraced
35 Text |          and was obliged to change turns with Eryximachus the physician,
36 Text |           has a sense of pain, and turns away, and shrivels up, and


Theaetetus
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37 Intro|             and Soph. for parallel turns of thought.) Secondly, the
38 Intro|            of the discussion which turns up. His great dialectical
39 Intro|        reversed; the little wretch turns giddy, and is ready to fall
40 Text |        perception; and the meaning turns out to be the same, whether
41 Text |             in these alone opinion turns and twists about, and becomes


Timaeus
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42 Intro|            the eternal nature, she turns for innocent recreation