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The Apology Part
1 Text | which men in their fear apprehend to be the greatest evil, Cratylus Part
2 Intro| Cratylus, who does not easily apprehend the argument from common 3 Intro| concealed from us; we may apprehend partially the laws by which Euthyphro Part
4 Intro| priestly office. His failure to apprehend an argument may be compared Laws Book
5 9 | that he could naturally apprehend the truth, he would have 6 10 | and reflection only let us apprehend the following point.~Cleinias. Lysis Part
7 Text | to intimate, if I rightly apprehend them, that the good only Parmenides Part
8 Text | track, you do not fully apprehend the true motive of the composition, 9 Text | the steps?—then I shall apprehend you better.~That, Socrates, Phaedo Part
10 Text | with my eyes or tried to apprehend them by the help of the Philebus Part
11 Text | that, I have nothing to apprehend, for the words ‘if you are The Republic Book
12 2 | a philosopher? ~I do not apprehend your meaning. ~The trait 13 3 | not, what you failed to apprehend before is now made clear 14 9 | securely and have nothing to apprehend from their servants? ~What The Sophist Part
15 Text | that if we are not able to apprehend with perfect clearness the The Statesman Part
16 Text | not reason just to now to apprehend, that although we may have Theaetetus Part
17 Intro| philosophy is easier to apprehend than a higher, so a lower 18 Text | myself in size, or which I apprehend by touch, were great or 19 Text | yet through seeing can you apprehend that which they have in Timaeus Part
20 Intro| their proper motion, and apprehend the same and the other rightly,