The Apology
   Part
 1 Text |       escape death; and in other dangers there are other ways of


Cratylus
   Part
 2 Intro| generalizations we may note also dangers to which we are exposed. (


Euthydemus
   Part
 3 Intro|   politics; they keep out of the dangers of politics, and at the
 4 Text |     letters?~Certainly.~Amid the dangers of the sea, again, are any


Gorgias
   Part
 5 Intro|         although he foresees the dangers which await him; but he
 6 Text |   brought to trial and incur the dangers of which you speak, he will


Laches
   Part
 7 Text |          not physicians know the dangers of disease? or do the courageous
 8 Text |          husbandmen who know the dangers of husbandry, or than other
 9 Text |     things which have no fear of dangers, because they are ignorant
10 Text |        courageous, which fear no dangers because they know none?
11 Text |         he would know which were dangers and which were not, and


Laws
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12 3    |     shared with one another many dangers, and were governed by a
13 3    |        were occupied in wars and dangers, and had no time to look
14 12   |          be dismissed from manly dangers, which is a disgrace appropriate


Lysis
   Part
15 Intro|      they are attended with many dangers, and that this Romance of


Phaedo
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16 Intro|       they are afraid of greater dangers, and temperate because they


Protagoras
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17 Intro|       warn the youth against the dangers of ‘influence,’ of which
18 Text |          to go— against the same dangers as the cowards?~No, he answered.~
19 Text |          are ready to go—against dangers, believing them to be dangers,
20 Text |    dangers, believing them to be dangers, or not against dangers?~
21 Text |          dangers, or not against dangers?~No, said he; the former
22 Text |        meet what he thinks to be dangers, since the want of self-control,
23 Text |        which makes men rush into dangers, has been shown to be ignorance.~
24 Text |       through their ignorance of dangers?~Assuredly, he said.~And
25 Text |       knows what are and are not dangers is opposed to the ignorance


The Republic
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26 4    |     color of their opinion about dangers and of every other opinion
27 4    |         law about real and false dangers I call and maintain to be
28 4    |         about the true nature of dangers, or wisdom and watchfulness
29 5    |       Very properly. ~Still, the dangers of war cannot be always
30 6    |     neither in hardships, nor in dangers, nor at any other critical
31 6    |       tested in those labors and dangers and pleasures which we mentioned


The Seventh Letter
   Part
32 Text |  thinking it my duty to face all dangers, in case I was prevented


The Sophist
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33 Intro|         mind was exposed to many dangers, and often~‘Found no end


The Statesman
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34 Text |  navigation, and how to meet the dangers of winds and waves which


The Symposium
   Part
35 Intro|       are aware of the political dangers which ensue from them, as


Theaetetus
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36 Intro|        practice of crooked ways; dangers have come upon him too soon,
37 Intro|   character of the lawyer, that ‘dangers came upon him when the tenderness
38 Text |    uprightness and independence; dangers and fears, which were too