The Apology
   Part
 1 Text |         about in private giving advice and busying myself with
 2 Text |   sensible that I gave them bad advice in the days of their youth


Charmides
   Part
 3 Text |        thyself!’ was a piece of advice which the god gave, and
 4 Text |        equally useful pieces of advice. Shall I tell you, Socrates,


Crito
   Part
 5 Text |        you once more to take my advice and escape. For if you die
 6 Text |  instance:—if, acting under the advice of those who have no understanding,
 7 Text |  Socrates, if you will take our advice; do not make yourself ridiculous


Euthydemus
   Part
 8 Intro| educating his two sons, and the advice of Socrates to him that
 9 Text |         may give you a piece of advice, you had better take care
10 Text |      and am giving you friendly advice, and, if I could, would


The First Alcibiades
   Part
11 Text |         assembly, and give them advice about writing?~ALCIBIADES:
12 Text |        But if you were offering advice to another and said to him—
13 Text |         s way.~ALCIBIADES: Good advice, Socrates, but I wish that


Gorgias
   Part
14 Intro|     ears with impunity. Take my advice, then, and get a little
15 Text |         my good friend, take my advice, and refute no more:~‘Learn
16 Text |        hear you giving the same advice to me which you then gave
17 Text |       Yes, truly, and very good advice too.~SOCRATES: Well, my
18 Text |       the time, and offers them advice, is accused and blamed by
19 Text |       say that you will give no advice gratis is held to be dishonourable?~


Laches
   Part
20 Text |      were intending to ask your advice. Some laugh at the very
21 Text |         have the benefit of any advice which you are able to give.
22 Text |       son, would you follow the advice of the majority of us, or
23 Text |       there is, let us take his advice, though he be one only,
24 Text |      their sons, have asked our advice about them, we too should
25 Text |         me offer you a piece of advice (and this need not go further


Laws
   Book
26 3    |     brothers, and had taken the advice of oracles, and in particular
27 4    |        offering never a word of advice or exhortation to those
28 5    |         by the elder men giving advice and administering rebuke
29 6    |        and he who follows their advice may be satisfied. Touching
30 9    |       metre have recorded their advice about the conduct of life,
31 11   |      the law gives him the same advice which was given to the seller,


Lysis
   Part
32 Intro|     occasions of life, when the advice of a friend is needed, then
33 Text |    shall be glad of any further advice which you may have to offer.


Meno
   Part
34 Text |        and, if you will take my advice, I would recommend you to


Phaedo
   Part
35 Text |         he will never take your advice unless he is obliged.~Why,
36 Text |         so, if you will take my advice.~What shall I do with them?


Phaedrus
   Part
37 Intro|    without thought, against the advice and opinion of his friends,
38 Text |       of the truth! Whatever my advice may be worth, I should have


Protagoras
   Part
39 Text |      person offers to give them advice who is not supposed by them
40 Text |         teacher, and yet giving advice; evidently because they


The Republic
   Book
41 5    |     give you good-will and good advice, and, perhaps, I may be
42 5    |         any soothing cordial or advice to him, without revealing
43 5    |   certainly offer him some good advice, he replied. ~Come, then,
44 8    |       fortress any true word of advice; if anyone says to him that


The Second Alcibiades
   Part
45 Text |        person wise who can give advice, but does not know whether
46 Text |         better to carry out the advice?~ALCIBIADES: Decidedly not.~
47 Text |         given me such excellent advice, and to the Gods we will


The Seventh Letter
   Part
48 Text |        unless you listen to the advice which is now for the second
49 Text |         side issue, give you my advice as to what your acts should
50 Text |         go on to give him other advice. But if he is not willing,
51 Text |         a right course, it asks advice about any details of policy,
52 Text |         of giving such forms of advice, and one who refuses it
53 Text |       seems likely to listen to advice about the things on which
54 Text |         not intend to follow my advice, I do not take the initiative
55 Text |       them by offering useless, advice, nor would I flatter them
56 Text |    friends.~This, then, was the advice which Dion and I gave to
57 Text |     Peloponnese and Athens, his advice to Dionysios took the form
58 Text |      third time to you the same advice and counsel which I have
59 Text |       Let this be the end of my advice and injunction and of the
60 Text |        related before giving my advice to the relatives and friends
61 Text |    which I have now related, my advice has been given pretty fully


The Statesman
   Part
62 Text |       on these points, upon the advice of persons skilled or unskilled,