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Cratylus Part
1 Intro| for it could not have been subjected to the influences by which 2 Intro| test to which they can be subjected. They are useful in so far Crito Part
3 Intro| Whether any one who has been subjected by the laws of his country Euthydemus Part
4 Intro| process to which he is being subjected. The two strangers are not Gorgias Part
5 Intro| regarded collectively and subjected to the influences of society.~ Laws Book
6 12 | to which a freeman may be subjected; and let them live while Menexenus Part
7 Text | were his countrymen, and subjected the Medes, who were their Meno Part
8 Intro| process to which he is being subjected. For he is exhibited as Parmenides Part
9 Intro| neither’ Eristic had been subjected to a similar criticism, Phaedrus Part
10 Intro| the animal desires must be subjected.~The moral or spiritual 11 Text | nature allows them to be subjected to art, either for the purpose Philebus Part
12 Intro| limitations to which his truth is subjected; he does not see how far 13 Text | at various distances, and subjected to comparison; the pleasures 14 Text | SOCRATES: And now, having subjected pleasure to every sort of Protagoras Part
15 Intro| process to which he has been subjected, is aware that he will soon 16 Intro| at any disadvantage when subjected to ‘the question’ by Protagoras. The Republic Book
17 7 | tests to which our youth are subjected. ~Certainly, he replied. ~ The Sophist Part
18 Intro| criticized himself, or to have subjected his own ideas to the process 19 Intro| which either of them can be subjected, and not much forcing was The Statesman Part
20 Intro| to which the material is subjected is the opposite of weaving— 21 Intro| dominion over the animals, subjected to the conditions of his 22 Text | to which the material is subjected is the opposite of weaving.~ Theaetetus Part
23 Intro| cannot be analyzed by us or subjected to observation and experiment. Timaeus Part
24 Intro| knowledge to which he was subjected, nor have the ideas which 25 Intro| organs, and the woman is subjected to disorders from the obstruction 26 Intro| which the world had been subjected. He was always tending to 27 Text | the men of Atlantis had subjected the parts of Libya within