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The First Alcibiades Part
1 Pre | any of them, though not verified by the testimony of Aristotle, Menexenus Part
2 Pre | any of them, though not verified by the testimony of Aristotle, The Republic Book
3 4 | conception of justice be verified in the individual as well 4 4 | for doubt; if it be not verified, we must have a fresh inquiry. 5 4 | of justice, has now been verified? ~Yes, certainly. ~And the The Sophist Part
6 Intro| scientific truth is detected and verified. Plato himself seems to 7 Intro| statements of opinion must be verified; the abstract principles Theaetetus Part
8 Intro| intelligence and modesty is verified in the course of the dialogue. 9 Intro| language is in some degree verified by experience, but not in 10 Intro| of Physics, can never be verified. It rests only on the general Timaeus Part
11 Intro| way, and is immediately verified by experiment. The dreams 12 Intro| early thinkers—they were verified by experience. Every use 13 Intro| is also the most nearly verified in fact. The fortunate guess 14 Intro| quantitative, which is at present verified to a certain extent and