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The Apology Part
1 Text | relatives. Why should they too support me with their testimony? Cratylus Part
2 Intro| and fanciful analogies in support of a theory. Etymology in Critias Part
3 Text | therefore able in those days to support a vast army, raised from Gorgias Part
4 Intro| evidence which can be urged in support of them. When a theory is 5 Intro| though he depends upon the support of a party, he will remember Laws Book
6 9 | be under no obligation to support the exiled parent, but they 7 10 | leave nothing unsaid in support of the ancient opinion that 8 10 | mentioning; he ought to support the law and also art, and 9 11 | any elder who is present support the law, and control with 10 12 | or his own inability to support the dignity of his office, Lysis Part
11 Intro| poets and philosophers in support of their doctrines; for 12 Intro| a solace than an arm of support. It had better not be based Menexenus Part
13 Text | she provided the means of support for her offspring. For as Parmenides Part
14 Intro| facts.~Socrates attempts to support his view of the ideas by 15 Intro| first of these views derives support from the manner in which 16 Intro| and if he had intended to support an Heracleitean thesis, Phaedo Part
17 Text | another gives the air as a support to the earth, which is a 18 Text | any similar force to be a support, but is kept there and hindered Philebus Part
19 Intro| back again, that he may support pleasure, of which he remains Protagoras Part
20 Text | wisdom necessary to the support of life, but political wisdom The Republic Book
21 2 | country which was enough to support the original inhabitants 22 8 | own servants and should support him and his rabble of slaves The Seventh Letter Part
23 Text | reform with good luck to support it. And I was forced to The Statesman Part
24 Text | seems to afford a grand support and satisfactory proof of Theaetetus Part
25 Intro| senses mutually confirm and support one another; it is hard 26 Intro| philosophy seems to derive a support from the general practice Timaeus Part
27 Intro| physicians of our own age in support of his opinions, who often 28 Text | might take hold and find support, and so be able to pass 29 Text | senseless of them the more support that they might be more