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The Apology Part
1 Intro| properly so called; 2nd. The shorter address in mitigation of Charmides Part
2 PreS | speaks of ‘a longer and a shorter way’, and of a way in which Cratylus Part
3 Intro| Some tribes may have used shorter, others longer words or The First Alcibiades Part
4 Pre | writings are the following: Shorter works are more likely to Gorgias Part
5 Text | wanted, Gorgias; exhibit the shorter method now, and the longer Laws Book
6 4 | the length.~Megillus. The shorter form, Stranger, would be 7 10 | ridiculous to prefer the shorter to the better. It is a matter Menexenus Part
8 Pre | writings are the following: Shorter works are more likely to Parmenides Part
9 Intro| is added to a longer and shorter, the relative difference 10 Text | become for a longer or for a shorter time than itself, but it Phaedo Part
11 Intro| or two, or even in a much shorter time, he will be forgotten 12 Text | some a longer and to some a shorter time, they are sent back Phaedrus Part
13 Text | whether we cannot find a shorter and easier road; there is 14 Text | roundabout way if there be a shorter and easier one. And I wish Philebus Part
15 Intro| that Plato probably wrote shorter dialogues, such as the Philebus, 16 Intro| suppose that Plato composed shorter writings after longer ones, Protagoras Part
17 Intro| beg Protagoras to speak shorter. As Protagoras declines 18 Text | you to cut your answers shorter, if you would take me with 19 Text | able to have discussions in shorter forms of speech as well 20 Text | of either, ought to speak shorter as I beg you, and then we The Sophist Part
21 Intro| of long speeches, or of shorter speeches which compel the 22 Intro| orator; the maker of the shorter is the Sophist, whose art The Statesman Part
23 Intro| because the dialogue is shorter, and also because the discussion 24 Intro| we may take a longer or a shorter road, and as we are already 25 Intro| saying, by another and a shorter road. In that case we should 26 Intro| warned against preferring the shorter to the longer method;—if 27 Intro| is fragmentary, and the shorter and later work, as might 28 Text | own accord take you by the shorter road to the definition of 29 Text | whether the discourse be shorter or longer is not to the 30 Text | length, but the longer and shorter are to be employed indifferently, 31 Text | prove that if they had been shorter they would have made those Timaeus Part
32 Intro| reader in a clearer and shorter form; or how we may supply 33 Intro| creators were of opinion that a shorter life which was better was 34 Text | rest their diagonals and shorter sides on the same point 35 Text | every one ought to prefer a shorter span of life, which was