The Apology
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 1 Text |             I am almost ashamed to confess the truth, but I must say
 2 Text |            for they do not like to confess that their pretence of knowledge


Charmides
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 3 Text |        when I saw him coming in, I confess that I was quite astonished
 4 Text |            and I am not ashamed to confess that I was in error. For


Euthydemus
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 5 Intro|          is induced by Socrates to confess that ‘he does not know the
 6 Intro|            the brothers, they both confess that the two heroes are
 7 Text |           he said, I will make you confess to similar marvels.~Well,
 8 Text |         whatever you like, for you confess that you know all things.~
 9 Text |            with such men, there, I confess that, in my opinion, he
10 Text |          amazed. To me, if I am to confess the truth, they all seem


The First Alcibiades
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11 Intro| self-contradiction, leading him to confess his own ignorance.~But he
12 Text |             which I hardly like to confess, would long ago have passed


Ion
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13 Text |       Socrates. For I must frankly confess that at the tale of pity


Laches
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14 Text |          think that we may as well confess what this was, for we certainly
15 Text |          at first, we are going to confess to you. Both of us often
16 Text |        Melesias, I am the first to confess that I have never had a
17 Text |          does not like honestly to confess that he is talking nonsense,


Laws
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18 8    |            as we are alone, I must confess that they are quite against
19 10   |          offenders, who both alike confess that there are Gods, but


Meno
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20 Text |           rest of the world; and I confess with shame that I know literally


Phaedo
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21 Text |          you.~Simmias said: I must confess, Socrates, that doubts did


Phaedrus
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22 Text |          not having the courage to confess the truth, and not knowing
23 Text |       complainant will not like to confess his own cowardice, and will


Philebus
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24 Intro|             For he is compelled to confess, rather reluctantly, perhaps,


Protagoras
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25 Text |      Sophist?~Indeed, Socrates, to confess the truth, I am.~But you
26 Text |            this; for I will freely confess to you, Protagoras, that
27 Text |           more, as they themselves confess. And therefore I have introduced
28 Text |           a similar admission, and confess that he is inferior to Socrates
29 Text |            of the cheering; and to confess the truth, I wanted to get


The Republic
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30 2    |        assist him; although I must confess that Glaucon has already
31 2    |          manner, as I must frankly confess to you, because I want to


The Sophist
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32 Intro|           When Protagoras says, ‘I confess that I am a Sophist,’ he


The Symposium
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33 Intro|           of Love he must honestly confess that he is not a good at
34 Text |         witnesses, if you will not confess. And are you not a flute-player?
35 Text |          his feet. For he makes me confess that I ought not to live
36 Text |     usually accompanied me (I will confess the whole truth, and beg


Theaetetus
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37 Text |          Certainly I should, and I confess to you that I am lost in


Timaeus
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38 Intro|       insinuated’ in them (August. Confess.)~There is no danger of