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Charmides Part
1 PreF | hardly think that we are justified in attributing much weight 2 PreS | with them. But we are not justified, therefore, in attempting 3 PreS | But we are not therefore justified in connecting passages from Cratylus Part
4 Intro| such progress as would have justified Plato in propounding real Crito Part
5 Text | think that you are at all justified, Socrates, in betraying 6 Text | virtue, pretend that you are justified in this? Has a philosopher 7 Text | justice first, that you may be justified before the princes of the The First Alcibiades Part
8 Text | about which you will be justified in getting up and advising Gorgias Part
9 Intro| condemned. But he will be justified in the world below. Then 10 Intro| of God’ to man are to be ‘justified,’ the hopes of another life 11 Text | discourse. And therefore I am justified in saying that rhetoric Laws Book
12 3 | Megillus. And would he not be justified?~Athenian. Reflect; in what 13 4 | considered violence natural and justified it.~Cleinias. Yes; I remember.~ 14 7 | leave them unmentioned, is justified; for they are the bonds Lysis Part
15 Intro| of life; and they must be justified by the result.~Yet another Meno Part
16 Intro| him. We are not therefore justified, in order to take away the Philebus Part
17 Intro| Plato, and we are therefore justified in calling Socrates the 18 Intro| metaphorical use of the word is justified by custom (like the use The Republic Book
19 4 | replied, I should not be justified in refusing your request. ~ 20 6 | right. ~Then how can you be justified in saying that cities will 21 10 | with the chooser-God is justified." When the Interpreter had The Sophist Part
22 Intro| statements appear to be justified by facts: and, 1, about 23 Intro| such an analysis may be justified from the point of view of 24 Intro| philosophy. But are we therefore justified in saying that ideas are The Symposium Part
25 Text | Nor, again, should I be justified in concealing the lofty Theaetetus Part
26 Intro| carried further than is justified by experience. Any separation Timaeus Part
27 Intro| and power; but we are not justified in assuming that these had