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Cratylus Part
1 Intro| knowledge.~The greatest light is thrown upon the nature of language 2 Intro| It may be said to have thrown a light upon all other sciences Crito Part
3 Text | within a few days to be thrown away? And have we, at our Euthydemus Part
4 Text | to be what he is?~I was thrown into consternation at this.~ Euthyphro Part
5 Intro| guilty person was bound and thrown into a ditch by the command 6 Text | nothing which you say will be thrown away upon me. Please then Gorgias Part
7 Intro| his seat at first is not thrown out when he gains greater 8 Text | hero of Marathon, should be thrown into the pit of death, and 9 Text | better charioteers, are thrown out—that is not the way Laws Book
10 1 | first principles you have thrown a light upon the argument, 11 12 | case of those who have been thrown down precipices and lost 12 12 | punishment suited to him who has thrown away his weapons of defence? Parmenides Part
13 Intro| answer to the difficulty here thrown out is the establishment Phaedrus Part
14 Intro| speech of Lysias which has thrown Phaedrus into an ecstacy 15 Intro| and very little light is thrown by him on real difficulties. 16 Text | an oyster-shell which was thrown into the air fell with the 17 Text | other topics—are they not thrown down anyhow? Is there any Philebus Part
18 Intro| greatest light appeared to be thrown on the nature of ideas when Protagoras Part
19 Intro| reflections on mankind, veils thrown over truths which are lightly 20 Text | but utterly destructive if thrown upon the shoots and young The Republic Book
21 10 | when the dice have been thrown order our affairs in the The Sophist Part
22 Intro| that any light which is thrown upon the one may extend 23 Intro| metaphysical problems, and has thrown down many of the walls within 24 Intro| scholastic logic which he has thrown down. So far as they are 25 Intro| that the great thinker has thrown a light on many parts of 26 Text | men, whose meagre sense is thrown into amazement by these The Symposium Part
27 Text | noble enthusiasm may be thrown away upon them; in this Theaetetus Part
28 Intro| which many have had to be thrown away because relative only Timaeus Part
29 Intro| elucidation of it.~More light is thrown upon the Timaeus by a comparison