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Cratylus Part
1 Intro| the name given by them he offers an explanation;—the boy 2 Intro| Tantalus, if slightly changed, offers two etymologies; either Gorgias Part
3 Intro| respects the Protagoras rather offers a contrast than a parallel. 4 Intro| ordinary attention; every day offers him experiences of his own 5 Text | near them at the time, and offers them advice, is accused Laches Part
6 Intro| appealed to; and in reply he offers a definition which he has 7 Intro| Socrates himself.~The Dialogue offers one among many examples Laws Book
8 7 | and heroes: and if any one offers any other hymns or dances 9 7 | our cities. A magistrate offers a public sacrifice, and 10 8 | Megillus, when an opportunity offers; at present, I think that 11 12 | the country, and no one offers himself as the owner during 12 12 | observe moderation in what he offers. Now the land and the hearth Parmenides Part
13 Text | and on behalf of this he offers overwhelming evidence. You Phaedo Part
14 Text | blind: and when philosophy offers them purification and release Protagoras Part
15 Text | learned. And if some person offers to give them advice who The Republic Book
16 5 | sir, against anyone who offers these objections? ~That 17 7 | only in the State which offers this, will they rule who The Seventh Letter Part
18 Text | tried to persuade me by offers of honours and wealth to The Sophist Part
19 Intro| remarkable however that he offers this obvious reply only 20 Intro| which the understanding offers to us, and if occasionally The Symposium Part
21 Intro| the incentive which love offers to daring deeds, the examples 22 Intro| sentimental love, likewise offers several interesting points Theaetetus Part
23 Intro| Plato, in the Theaetetus, offers many contributions. He has 24 Intro| knowledge.~Once more. Theaetetus offers a definition which he has Timaeus Part
25 Text | belongs to the class which offers the greatest resistance;