Charmides
   Part
 1 Intro|    iv) They have a want of depth, when compared with the


Critias
   Part
 2 Intro| which was of an incredible depth. This depth received the
 3 Intro|  an incredible depth. This depth received the streams which
 4 Intro|    the confession that the depth of the ditch in the Island
 5 Text |    and one hundred feet in depth and fifty stadia in length,
 6 Text |    the circular ditch. The depth, and width, and length of
 7 Text |    It was excavated to the depth of a hundred feet, and its


Laws
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 8 5    |  as measures of height and depth, and in all sounds, and
 9 7    |    of length, surface, and depth is the second; and the third
10 7    |   length, and breadth, and depth, they free us from that
11 7    |    is a third thing called depth?~Cleinias. Of course.~Athenian.
12 7    |  breadth with breadth, and depth in like manner with depth?~
13 7    |  depth in like manner with depth?~Cleinias. Undoubtedly.~
14 7    | breadth when compared with depth, or breadth when and length
15 8    |   the clay, and if at this depth he finds no water, let him
16 10   |  much for you, out of your depth and beyond your strength,
17 10   |  to length and breadth and depth and strength of bodies,


Parmenides
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18 Intro|    and to have a ‘glorious depth of mind’? (Theaet.). It


Phaedo
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19 Intro|  of the human mind; of the depth and power of our moral ideas
20 Text |   off, where is the inmost depth beneath the earth;’~and


Phaedrus
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21 Intro|   the human soul which has depth of earth; and he will anticipate
22 Intro|   for sustained irony, for depth of thought, there is no


The Republic
   Book
23 5    |   when a man is out of his depth, whether he has fallen into
24 7    |    cubes and dimensions of depth, ought to have followed. ~


The Sophist
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25 Text |  in length and breadth and depth, each thing receiving also


The Statesman
   Part
26 Intro|  name.’ There is a similar depth in the remark,—‘The wonder
27 Text |    measure number, length, depth, breadth, swiftness with
28 Text |  action, of smoothness and depth of voice, and of all rhythmical


Theaetetus
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29 Intro|    the impressions have no depth of wax, and in the moist
30 Text |   to me to have a glorious depth of mind. And I am afraid
31 Text |    and having a sufficient depth of wax, are also lasting,
32 Text |  the hard, for there is no depth in them; and the soft too


Timaeus
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33 Intro| God which have a wonderful depth and power; but we are not
34 Intro|   recognizes the ‘generous depth’ of Parmenides (Theaet.).~
35 Text | surface only and having no depth, a single mean would have