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Cratylus Part
1 Intro| word of which no further resolution seems attainable, we may 2 Text | is incapable of further resolution, then we shall be right Menexenus Part
3 Text | to hold out or keep her resolution of refusing aid to her injurers Phaedrus Part
4 Intro| secondly, analysis, or the resolution of the whole into parts. Philebus Part
5 Text | fifth class or cause of resolution as well as a cause of composition?~ 6 Text | and the natural process of resolution and return of the elements Protagoras Part
7 Text | trial of the strength of his resolution. So I examined him and put The Republic Book
8 3 | whether they preserve their resolution, and never, under the influence 9 3 | explain to you, he replied. A resolution may go out of a man's mind 10 3 | said, the willing loss of a resolution; the meaning of the unwilling 11 5 | account of all this. ~To that resolution, said Glaucon, you may regard The Sophist Part
12 Intro| only with a view to their resolution. The aim of the dialogue The Symposium Part
13 Text | appeared we had passed a resolution that each one of us in turn Theaetetus Part
14 Intro| them; as, for example, ‘the resolution of the compound into the 15 Intro| something is lost by such a resolution or confusion of them. For 16 Intro| to which they belong; the resolution of it into successive moments, 17 Text | first, whether you admit the resolution of all things into their Timaeus Part
18 Intro| yet sometimes capable of resolution into one another...Of the 19 Intro| they are collected; (2) a resolution of them into their original 20 Text | which some are capable of resolution into one another; for having