The Apology
   Part
 1 Text |          examine others; there are plenty of persons, as they quickly
 2 Text |            is good news! There are plenty of improvers, then. And


Cratylus
   Part
 3 Intro|        Tragedy, in which there are plenty of falsehoods.~‘Will you
 4 Intro|             and therefore there is plenty of omicron in the word goggulon.
 5 Text |             and therefore there is plenty of omicron mixed up in the
 6 Text |       answer, that there have been plenty of liars in all ages.~CRATYLUS:


Critias
   Part
 7 Text |          of hot water, in gracious plenty flowing; and they were wonderfully


Euthydemus
   Part
 8 Text |           having all his tools and plenty of wood, if he never worked?~


Gorgias
   Part
 9 Text |      thinking about; he would have plenty to say. Nevertheless you


Ion
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10 Text |          am all attention and have plenty to say?~SOCRATES: The reason,
11 Text |          and was attentive and had plenty to say?~ION: No indeed,
12 Text |           within you, and you have plenty to say; for not by art or
13 Text |            are possessed, and have plenty of dances and words for
14 Text |            Homer is mentioned have plenty to say, and have nothing


Laws
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15 3    |            a primitive age, having plenty of milk and flesh; moreover
16 4    |       there were good reasons, and plenty of them, for a man throwing
17 6    |     furnish even to the dry places plenty of good water. The fountains
18 6    |         back a little, for we have plenty of leisure, and there is
19 7    |           education]; he will have plenty to do, if he is to have


Menexenus
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20 Text |         friend, should he not have plenty to say? Every rhetorician


Meno
   Part
21 Intro|          with other persons he has plenty to say about virtue; in


The Republic
   Book
22 2    |     companionship; still they have plenty of bodily strength for labor,
23 8    |           Adeimantus, they give us plenty of them, and their complaints
24 8    |            Yes, he said, there are plenty of them-that is certain. ~
25 8    |      spoilt his complexion and has plenty of superfluous flesh-when


The Symposium
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26 Intro|      replies that he is the son of Plenty and Poverty, and partakes
27 Text |     animals, and plants health and plenty, and do them no harm; whereas
28 Text |          at which the god Poros or Plenty, who is the son of Metis
29 Text |        about the doors to beg. Now Plenty who was the worse for nectar (
30 Text |           one moment when he is in plenty, and dead at another moment,


Theaetetus
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31 Intro|            Well, Socrates, we have plenty of leisure. Yes, we have,
32 Text |          Theaetetus; and there are plenty of other proofs which will
33 Text |          our feeling, and there is plenty of time, why should we not
34 Text |         the animals? and there are plenty who think that they are
35 Text |            Well, Socrates, we have plenty of leisure.~SOCRATES: That
36 Text |            thoughts, for they have plenty of room, and having clear


Timaeus
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37 Intro|          investigations. ‘They had plenty of ideas,’ says Dr. Whewell, ‘
38 Intro|             says Dr. Whewell, ‘and plenty of facts; but their ideas
39 Text |       aware that the Sophists have plenty of brave words and fair
40 Text | interstices in its structure, have plenty of room to move without