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The Apology Part
1 Text | after another, being not unconscious of the enmity which I provoked, Cratylus Part
2 Intro| to win Hippodamia, he was unconscious of the remoter consequences 3 Intro| which, like language, is an unconscious creation of the human mind. 4 Intro| is the work of mind yet unconscious, and in which mind and matter 5 Intro| Is language conscious or unconscious? In speaking or writing Euthydemus Part
6 Intro| are therefore generally unconscious of them.~Aristotle has analysed Gorgias Part
7 Intro| how far in such cases an unconscious hope of a future life, or 8 Intro| virtue; and there is an unconscious as well as a conscious hypocrisy Ion Part
9 Intro| Genius is often said to be unconscious, or spontaneous, or a gift Lysis Part
10 Intro| there is a progress from unconscious morality, illustrated by Meno Part
11 Intro| enquiry into all truth, were unconscious. They stood in a new relation Parmenides Part
12 Intro| Here is the great though unconscious truth (shall we say?) or Phaedrus Part
13 Text | SOCRATES: You seem to be unconscious, Phaedrus, that the ‘sweet Philebus Part
14 Intro| that Plato seems to be unconscious of any interval or chasm 15 Intro| these changes are often unconscious, and devoid either of pleasure 16 Intro| teachers, assisted by the unconscious influence of language; they 17 Intro| we must now comprehend unconscious as well as conscious happiness 18 Intro| Aristotle) between conscious and unconscious happiness, or between happiness 19 Text | contrary, almost wholly unconscious of this and similar phenomena?’ 20 Text | the want is painless and unconscious, and of which the fruition The Sophist Part
21 Intro| is to us a familiar and unconscious truism, which no one would 22 Intro| be either dissembling or unconscious, either with or without 23 Intro| which occur in them are unconscious, seeming to show a natural Theaetetus Part
24 Intro| which they were probably unconscious themselves. We must remember 25 Intro| simplest sensation involves an unconscious or nascent operation of 26 Intro| and hearing may be almost unconscious and may pass away unnoted; Timaeus Part
27 Intro| have to be added, and the unconscious influence of science has 28 Intro| Timaeus, but apparently unconscious of the results to which