The Apology
   Part
 1 Text |     Aristoph., Clouds.), who has introduced a man whom he calls Socrates,


Charmides
   Part
 2 PreS |     Platonic Dialogues have been introduced into several of them. The
 3 PreS |         the expressions which he introduced have been laid aside and


Cratylus
   Part
 4 Intro|          the view of Socrates is introduced, which is in a manner the
 5 Intro|      speech. One person may have introduced a new custom into the formation
 6 Intro|      quantity, or rhyme which he introduced in a single word may have
 7 Intro|       which modern philology has introduced. Grammar, like law, delights
 8 Intro|       principle of analogy which introduced into this ‘indigesta moles’
 9 Intro|        Comparative Philology has introduced into the world a new science
10 Text |    inherent, but is an influence introduced through the eyes, and from
11 Text |           shock), and are always introduced by the giver of names when
12 Text |          of inwardness; hence he introduced the sound in endos and entos:


Critias
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13 Intro|       used the name of Solon and introduced the Egyptian priests to
14 Text |         into antiquity are first introduced into cities when they begin
15 Text |         told how they came to be introduced. The tale, which was of


Euthydemus
   Part
16 Intro|       Cleinias, has been already introduced to us in the Lysis, and


Gorgias
   Part
17 Intro|       rhetoric higher themes are introduced; the argument expands into
18 Intro|     house they are assembled, is introduced on the stage: he is with
19 Intro| testimony of Xenophon (Mem.), is introduced. He is called by Callicles
20 Intro|        by Socrates that they are introduced, not by him, but by the
21 Intro|       the Cretan colony which is introduced in the preface to the Laws,


Laches
   Part
22 Intro|        to Nicias, to whom he had introduced the excellent Damon, musician


Laws
   Book
23 2    |       novelties are always being introduced in dancing and in music,
24 3    |       freedom of the people, and introduced too much of despotism, and
25 3    |         on, the poets themselves introduced the reign of vulgar and
26 4    |       Homer, by whom Odysseus is introduced, rebuking Agamemnon because
27 4    |        you; and therefore I have introduced the subject.~Cleinias. Most
28 6    |      another; one of them may be introduced without difficulty, by any


Meno
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29 Intro|           Right opinion is again introduced in the Theaetetus as an


Phaedo
   Part
30 Intro|          cause, and that he soon introduced winds, waters, and other
31 Intro|      Crito, who has been already introduced to us in the Euthydemus
32 Intro|           who seems to have been introduced by Plato in order to show
33 Intro|    Simmias. A sort of despair is introduced in the minds of the company.


Phaedrus
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34 Intro|        writings of Plato is only introduced playfully or as a figure
35 Intro|        the same effect, which is introduced by way of contrast to the
36 Intro|          eoikotes). The story is introduced, apparently, to mark a change
37 Text |          a figure, into which we introduced a tolerably credible and


Philebus
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38 Intro|       wanting; the topic is only introduced, as in the Republic, by


Protagoras
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39 Intro|          frank and honest. He is introduced on a stage which is worthy
40 Intro|        characters to whom we are introduced at the beginning of the
41 Text |    confess. And therefore I have introduced the following mode of payment:—


The Republic
   Book
42 1    |         nameless person, who are introduced in the Timaeus. ~I WENT
43 5    |         then the Lacedaemonians, introduced the custom, the wits of
44 7    |         evil which dialectic has introduced? ~What evil? he said. ~The
45 9    |      young retainers whom he has introduced to be their rulers and masters.
46 10   |        the argument; we have not introduced the rewards and glories


The Second Alcibiades
   Part
47 Pre  |     Symposium is rather clumsily introduced, and two somewhat hackneyed


The Seventh Letter
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48 Text |          best constitution to be introduced without driving men into


The Sophist
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49 Intro|        into which philosophy had introduced a principle of doubt and
50 Intro|          of common life, and was introduced naturally by a series of
51 Text |        fashion.~STRANGER: When I introduced the word ‘is,’ did I not


The Statesman
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52 Intro|         of mythology,’ which was introduced in order to teach certain
53 Text |       STRANGER: And the myth was introduced in order to show, not only


The Symposium
   Part
54 Intro|      Socrates, who is afterwards introduced in the Phaedo. He had imagined


Theaetetus
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55 Intro|     mouth. The narrative, having introduced Theaetetus, and having guaranteed
56 Intro| approaching death, and now he is introduced to us anew by the praises
57 Intro|          have been appropriately introduced as the chief respondent.
58 Intro|          Parmenides, where he is introduced as a youth); but he is by
59 Intro|      from the world of sense but introduced to a higher world of thought
60 Text |          may observe that I have introduced Socrates, not as narrating


Timaeus
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61 Intro|        he remarks that there are introduced, not one, but two elements,
62 Intro|          body to those which are introduced into it in the shape of