Gorgias
   Part
 1 Intro|       rule of Cronos, men were judged on the day of their death,
 2 Intro|      time when they were being judged, there was favouritism,
 3 Intro|       will then be more fairly judged. He will take time for the
 4 Text |    because the persons who are judged have their clothes on, for
 5 Text |  judges and the clothes of the judged.—What is to be done? I will
 6 Text |       stripped before they are judged, for they shall be judged
 7 Text |      judged, for they shall be judged when they are dead; and


Ion
   Part
 8 Text |     the excellence ought to be judged by the prophet and prophetic
 9 Text | horseman.~SOCRATES: And if you judged of performers on the lyre,
10 Text |       you would admit that you judged of them as a performer on


Laws
   Book
11 2    | appealed to the Gods before he judged. He is sitting not as the
12 2    |       that only can be rightly judged by the standard of pleasure,
13 2    |    that imitation is not to be judged of by pleasure and false
14 2    |  something, but they are to be judged of by the standard of truth,
15 2    |       says that music is to be judged of by pleasure, his doctrine
16 3    |       good or bad, can only be judged of rightly by the pleasure
17 3    |     For if the democracy which judged had only consisted of educated
18 6    |    days. The tablets which are judged to be first, to the number
19 8    |        such poems as have been judged sacred and dedicated to
20 9    |        his advocate, and he be judged to have been in this state
21 9    |      cases the murderer who is judged by the law to be the worse
22 9    |      less cruel, and he who is judged the less cruel may be really
23 9    |       meet, and when they have judged the cause, they shall entrust
24 11   |     before those who have been judged to be the first in virtue;
25 11   |       advocacy, and let him be judged in the court of select judges;
26 11   |  gained; and equally, if he be judged to have acted more than
27 12   |        that he has been justly judged, let him bring the examiners
28 12   |        and one of them, who is judged first of the priests created


Phaedo
   Part
29 Intro|      The dead are first of all judged according to their deeds,
30 Text | assumed some principle which I judged to be the strongest, and


Philebus
   Part
31 Text |       they will be more easily judged of by you and by me and
32 Text |     will be unchangeable, when judged by the strict rule of truth
33 Text |        and immutable; and when judged by the standard of truth,


The Republic
   Book
34 2    |   general character, for had I judged only from your speeches


The Statesman
   Part
35 Intro|        they can only be fairly judged when compared with what
36 Text |        not everything is to be judged even with a view to what
37 Text | first-rate draught-players, if judged by the standard of the rest


The Symposium
   Part
38 Intro|      of a nation are not to be judged of wholly by its literature.


Theaetetus
   Part
39 Intro|  knowledge they could not have judged without knowledge.~Once
40 Text |        persuaded, if they have judged well.~THEAETETUS: Certainly.~
41 Text |   perfect judge could not have judged rightly without knowledge;