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The Apology Part
1 Intro| divinities’ —but of the interpretation put upon the words by Meletus, 2 Text | god mean? and what is the interpretation of his riddle? for I know Charmides Part
3 PreS | separately, and seek for the interpretation of either, especially of 4 PreS | sometimes called ‘the mystical interpretation of Scripture,’ in which Cratylus Part
5 Intro| have seemed to him like the interpretation of the myths in the Phaedrus, Ion Part
6 Text | ION: Very true, Socrates; interpretation has certainly been the most Phaedo Part
7 Intro| transcendental method of interpretation, and is obviously inconsistent Phaedrus Part
8 Intro| to receive too minute an interpretation. In all such allegories 9 Intro| notion either of grammar or interpretation? Why did the physical sciences Philebus Part
10 Intro| which receive their full interpretation only from the history of Protagoras Part
11 Intro| has however a favourite interpretation of his own, which he is 12 Intro| caricature of the methods of interpretation which were practised by 13 Intro| consistent with the rational interpretation of the rest of the poem. 14 Intro| desirous of substituting a new interpretation of his own; as if the words 15 Intro| and hypercritical arts of interpretation which prevailed in his own 16 Intro| at last how far in this interpretation of Simonides Socrates is ‘ 17 Text | I have also an excellent interpretation of my own which I will propound The Republic Book
18 6 | need, I said, to hear the interpretation of the figure, which describes The Second Alcibiades Part
19 Pre | understand, and the ridiculous interpretation of Homer, are entirely in The Symposium Part
20 Intro| admit of a more distinct interpretation than a musical composition; Theaetetus Part
21 Intro| measure of all things.’ The interpretation which Protagoras himself 22 Intro| physical science. But any interpretation of nature by physical science 23 Text | definition was assumed to be the interpretation of your difference.~THEAETETUS: Timaeus Part
24 Intro| Neo-Platonists had a method of interpretation which could elicit any meaning 25 Intro| have nothing to do with the interpretation of Plato, and in spirit 26 Intro| having adopted the other interpretation of the words, although Alexander