The Apology
   Part
 1 Text |     at once; but I proceed to interrogate and examine and cross-examine


Cratylus
   Part
 2 Text |  hearing what he has said, to interrogate him gently: ‘Well, my excellent


Crito
   Part
 3 Text |       the government come and interrogate me: ‘Tell us, Socrates,’


Parmenides
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 4 Intro|        In like manner when we interrogate our ideas we find that we


Philebus
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 5 Text |   SOCRATES: Soon he begins to interrogate himself.~PROTARCHUS: In
 6 Text |    And now let us go back and interrogate wisdom and mind: Would you


Protagoras
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 7 Text |     the poets whom you cannot interrogate about the meaning of what


The Sophist
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 8 Intro|  principle of education is to interrogate men after the manner of
 9 Intro|    them into one. Let us next interrogate the patrons of the one.
10 Intro|       previous opponents, and interrogate both of them at once. Shall
11 Text | dualistic philosophers and to interrogate them. ‘Come,’ we will say, ‘


Theaetetus
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12 Intro|    questions, and begs him to interrogate Theaetetus, who has the
13 Intro|    knowledge.) He proceeds to interrogate him further. When he says
14 Text |       to a young man, bids me interrogate you. Take courage, then,