Charmides
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 1 PreS |        subject to which I must briefly call attention, lest I should
 2 PreS |     question fully; but I will briefly state some objections which


Cratylus
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 3 Intro|       nature. We may now speak briefly of the faults of language.


Gorgias
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 4 Intro|        questions, which may be briefly considered:—~a. The antithesis
 5 Text |      And I would still beg you briefly and clearly, as you answered


Menexenus
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 6 Text |      government, which I ought briefly to commemorate. For government


Phaedrus
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 7 Text |        discourse, let me speak briefly, and in a figure. And let
 8 Text |   forgotten that we have quite briefly touched upon this matter


Philebus
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 9 Intro|    moderation.~So then, having briefly passed in review the various


Protagoras
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10 Text |       a question he can answer briefly; and when he asks he will


The Sophist
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11 Intro|    wanted at the time. We will briefly consider how far these statements


The Statesman
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12 Intro|  Politicus or Statesman may be briefly sketched as follows: (1)
13 Intro|      Plato; lastly (7), we may briefly consider the genuineness


Theaetetus
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14 Intro| Returning to the senses we may briefly consider two questions—first
15 Intro|      uncertain sort. It may be briefly described as follows. The


Timaeus
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16 Intro|   analysis of the senses to be briefly commented upon: (8) lastly,
17 Intro|      in the olden time. I will briefly describe them to you, and
18 Intro|       that something should be briefly said about other animals:
19 Intro|     The topics which I propose briefly to reconsider are (a) the
20 Text |        troubling you, will you briefly recapitulate the whole,
21 Text |      of 9000 years ago, I will briefly inform you of their laws
22 Text |        island.~I have told you briefly, Socrates, what the aged