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Gorgias Part
1 Intro| up as follows:—~Rhetoric treats of discourse; but music 2 Intro| magnificent myth in the Phaedrus treats of the immortality, or rather 3 Intro| different character. It treats of a former rather than 4 Text | SOCRATES: Then medicine also treats of discourse?~GORGIAS: Yes.~ 5 Text | call rhetoric the art which treats of discourse, and all the 6 Text | in saying that rhetoric treats of discourse.~SOCRATES: 7 Text | statesmen. When the State treats any of them as malefactors, Laches Part
8 Intro| the new art, which Laches treats with ridicule, seeming to 9 Intro| freedom with which Plato treats facts. For the scene must Laws Book
10 11 | hospitality to his guests, treats them as enemies and captives Meno Part
11 Intro| both those in which he treats of the ideas and those in Phaedrus Part
12 Intro| critics, that a dialogue which treats of love must necessarily Philebus Part
13 Intro| desire. Of the ideas he treats in the same sceptical spirit The Republic Book
14 8 | centre in himself, while he treats her with very considerable The Statesman Part
15 Intro| Plato’s mind is occupied. He treats them more slightly, partly 16 Text | SOCRATES: Certainly; the law treats us all precisely in the Theaetetus Part
17 Intro| Psychology, on the other hand, treats of the same subject regarded 18 Intro| phenomena of which Psychology treats are familiar to us, but Timaeus Part
19 Intro| transcendentalism, in the latter part he treats in a bald and superficial