The Apology
   Part
 1 Text |         lasted a long time. May I succeed, if to succeed be for my
 2 Text |        time. May I succeed, if to succeed be for my good and yours,


Charmides
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 3 PreS |          intended one dialogue to succeed another, or that he begins


Cratylus
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 4 Text |         process is right and will succeed, but any other will fail
 5 Text |        you are the more likely to succeed.~SOCRATES: That is to say,


Critias
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 6 Intro|        dawn of history was now to succeed the philosophy of nature.


Euthydemus
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 7 Text |           he must act rightly and succeed, or his wisdom would be


Gorgias
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 8 Intro|           to fail; and even if he succeed, will rarely be rewarded
 9 Text |         by what devices can a man succeed in obtaining the two advantages,


Ion
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10 Text |           competitors—and did you succeed?~ION: I obtained the first


Laws
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11 2    |        the imitative arts—if they succeed in making likenesses, and
12 6    |      unless he leaves some one to succeed him who will correct the
13 6    |      associated any action always succeed when they attend and give
14 8    |   Megillus. Yes; but will he ever succeed in making all mankind use
15 10   |      offer up a prayer that I may succeed:—but I must proceed at once.
16 10   |         this our reverend company succeed in bringing to you that
17 12   | especially honouring them if they succeed, but dishonouring them above


Menexenus
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18 Text |        good rhetorician who could succeed and gain credit. But there


Meno
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19 Text |      having no understanding, yet succeed in many a grand deed and


Phaedo
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20 Text |         chain pleasure appears to succeed.~Upon this Cebes said: I
21 Text |           share. Moreover, if you succeed in convincing us, that will
22 Text |    believe this saying; if then I succeed in convincing you by my


Phaedrus
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23 Text |           be something, hoping to succeed in deceiving the manikins


Philebus
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24 Text |       should we be most likely to succeed if we mingled every sort


Protagoras
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25 Text |       injustice?~Granted.~If they succeed, I said, or if they do not
26 Text |           said, or if they do not succeed?~If they succeed.~And you
27 Text |           do not succeed?~If they succeed.~And you would admit the


The Republic
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28 3    |           the same persons cannot succeed in both, as, for example,
29 3    |           the same persons cannot succeed in both. ~Any more than
30 5    |           forms appeared to me to succeed one another, when Polemarchus,


The Sophist
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31 Intro|         not refuted, by those who succeed them. Once they reigned


The Symposium
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32 Text |            I fancied that I might succeed in this manner. Not a bit;


Theaetetus
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33 Text |          into its own print: if I succeed, recognition will take place;