Charmides
   Part
 1 PreS |       and yet coinciding with a succession of events extending over


Cratylus
   Part
 2 Intro|        in poetry how the simple succession of lines, not without monotony,


Laws
   Book
 3 4    |        or when there has been a succession of bad seasons continuing
 4 6    |      their trust in a perpetual succession. Now a multitude can never
 5 6    |          from place to place in succession, until they have completed
 6 10   |        the better, and in every succession of life and death you will


Phaedo
   Part
 7 Intro|    minister to his service by a succession of existences,—like the
 8 Intro|      became more developed. The succession, or alternation of life
 9 Intro|     appears at first sight. The succession of arguments is based on


Phaedrus
   Part
10 Intro|       soul which three times in succession has chosen the life of a
11 Text |        this life three times in succession have wings given them, and
12 Text |     rhetorical necessity in the succession of the several parts of


Philebus
   Part
13 Intro| holiness, wisdom, love, without succession of acts (ouch e genesis


The Republic
   Book
14 5    |  comrades; every one of them in succession shall crown him. What do
15 9    |       as in himself there was a succession of pleasures, and the new
16 9    |        true, he said. ~Twice in succession, then, has the just man


The Sophist
   Part
17 Intro|        quite marked between the succession of philosophers from Thales
18 Intro|  present has been the past. The succession in time of human ideas is
19 Intro|         the ideas of men have a succession in time as well as an order
20 Intro|      correspondence between the succession of ideas in history and
21 Intro|       tracing in them a regular succession. They seem also to be in
22 Intro|        but is there any regular succession? The ideas of Being, change,
23 Intro|       only the order in which a succession of ideas presented themselves
24 Intro|          or more correctly as a succession of ideas. Any comprehensive
25 Text |         Quite true.~STRANGER: A succession of nouns only is not a sentence,
26 Text |         to say was, that a mere succession of nouns or of verbs is


The Statesman
   Part
27 Intro|       the world hard to move. A succession of good kings has at the


The Symposium
   Part
28 Intro| individual there is a perpetual succession as well of the parts of
29 Intro|      immortality means only the succession of existences; even knowledge
30 Text |        same individual there is succession and not absolute unity:
31 Text |        according to that law of succession by which all mortal things
32 Text |      beautiful in due order and succession, when he comes toward the


Theaetetus
   Part
33 Intro|    power, a breath, a stream, a succession of points or moments. As
34 Intro|         that the mind is only a succession of momentary perceptions.
35 Intro|       neither can we think of a succession of sensations without time.
36 Intro|         conception of mind to a succession of feelings and sensations
37 Intro|       represented as an endless succession of states or conditions.~
38 Intro|        is no organic unity in a succession of feeling or sensations;
39 Intro|         at once, at any rate in succession. Such glimpses will hardly
40 Text | SOCRATES: Either together or in succession?~THEAETETUS: Very good.~


Timaeus
   Part
41 Intro| contained in time is unreal—the succession of human thoughts as well
42 Intro|    space is transferred to time—succession is conceived as extension. (