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Cratylus Part
1 Text | of the mark, or aim, or proposal, or object.~HERMOGENES: Crito Part
2 Intro| the visit of Crito and the proposal of escape is uncertain: 3 Intro| fittest person to make the proposal to Socrates, we seem to Laches Part
4 Text | whether you agree to our proposal.~NICIAS: As far as I am 5 Text | LYSIMACHUS: I like your proposal, Socrates; and as I am the Laws Book
6 2 | there is good reason for the proposal.~Cleinias. Certainly.~Athenian. 7 4 | Certainly.~Athenian. The proposal appears to me to be of some 8 6 | accomplished. There is only one proposal which I have to offer, and 9 6 | election and the counter–proposal of other candidates shall 10 9 | every one may understand our proposal, and be able in some way 11 10 | that seem to be a very fair proposal? I mean to say that the Meno Part
12 Intro| Socratic enquiry is, (4) the proposal to discuss the teachableness Philebus Part
13 Intro| Protarchus agrees to the proposal, but he is under the impression Protagoras Part
14 Text | their proper length.~This proposal was received by the company 15 Text | be the listener.~To this proposal Protagoras replied: As you The Republic Book
16 2 | whether you approve of my proposal? ~Indeed I do; nor can I 17 2 | he said, is an excellent proposal. ~And if we imagine the 18 3 | comes to us, and makes a proposal to exhibit himself and his 19 5 | according to present notions the proposal would be thought ridiculous. ~ 20 5 | therefore the possibility of the proposal, I shall now proceed to 21 5 | hardly agree to my next proposal. ~What is your proposal? ~ 22 5 | proposal. ~What is your proposal? ~That he should kiss and 23 5 | were natural respecting a proposal so extraordinary as that 24 9 | he said, is a very fair proposal. ~Shall I assume that we The Seventh Letter Part
25 Text | me and made a plausible proposal: “Let us put an end,” he 26 Text | behalf.”~When I heard this proposal I was vexed, but after reflection 27 Text | effect, telling him of the proposal which he has now made to 28 Text | was the most just. This proposal was a blow to me, and I 29 Text | to tell him of this new proposal. His next step was the brilliant The Sophist Part
30 Text | certainly cannot object to your proposal, that Theaetetus should The Statesman Part
31 Intro| who would listen to a proposal that the franchise should 32 Text | And do you agree to his proposal?~YOUNG SOCRATES: Certainly.~ The Symposium Part
33 Intro| All of them agree to this proposal, and Phaedrus, who is the ‘ 34 Text | sort of conversation. This proposal having been accepted, Eryximachus 35 Text | whom I see around me. The proposal, as I am aware, may seem 36 Text | them who when he heard the proposal would deny or would not 37 Text | matter; for the original proposal seems to have been not that Theaetetus Part
38 Text | from another thing, the proposal is ridiculous.~THEAETETUS: Timaeus Part
39 Text | children? Or rather was not the proposal too singular to be forgotten? 40 Text | grandchildren.~TIMAEUS: Yes, and the proposal is easy to remember, as