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Charmides Part
1 PreS | words—sometimes when the two meanings occur in the same passage, 2 PreS | mystic or to have had hidden meanings; nor do I agree with Dr. Cratylus Part
3 Intro| which should have fixed meanings, and stand in the same relation 4 Intro| natural selection’ of words or meanings of words or by the ‘persistence 5 Intro| assignment to them of new meanings. The vacuity and the superfluity 6 Intro| contamination of sounds and the meanings of words, a lower stage 7 Intro| did they receive separate meanings? First we remark that words 8 Intro| ascertaining how the sounds and meanings of words were in time parted 9 Intro| the intermediate sounds or meanings of words should quickly 10 Intro| forms suggest different meanings and are often used to express 11 Intro| for the same reason. New meanings of words push themselves 12 Intro| multiplications of words and the meanings of words, and generally 13 Intro| word a definite meaning or meanings. They both tend to obscure Euthydemus Part
14 Intro| the Sophist; the different meanings of one and being are worked 15 Intro| logic has two different meanings, an ancient and a modern 16 Intro| to be used in different meanings, or with different degrees 17 Text | word ‘to learn’ has two meanings, and is used, first, in Meno Part
18 Intro| attributing to him hidden meanings or remote allusions.~There Parmenides Part
19 Intro| and ‘one’ have different meanings. Observe the consequence: 20 Intro| have slightly different meanings, as they are applied to 21 Intro| and out of their different meanings this ‘feast’ of contradictions ‘ Phaedrus Part
22 Intro| difficult to exhaust the meanings of a work like the Phaedrus, 23 Intro| Homer and mythology hidden meanings. Plato, with a truer instinct, The Sophist Part
24 Intro| poets, the divider of the meanings of words, the teacher of 25 Intro| and yet admits of several meanings. Neither are we able to Theaetetus Part
26 Text | we have a choice of three meanings.~THEAETETUS: What are they?~ Timaeus Part
27 Intro| Neo-Platonists found hidden meanings and connections with the 28 Intro| suggested by the double meanings of words (Greek), and the 29 Intro| to him. He attributes new meanings to the words of Parmenides