Phaedo
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 1 Text |          converse a little of the probabilities of these things?~I am sure,
 2 Text |         that these arguments from probabilities are impostors, and unless


Phaedrus
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 3 Text |        thirdly, proofs; fourthly, probabilities are to come; the great Byzantian
 4 Text |         be withheld, and only the probabilities should be told either in


Theaetetus
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 5 Intro|           the first, we have only probabilities to offer. Three main points
 6 Text |     mathematician who argued from probabilities and likelihoods in geometry,


Timaeus
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 7 Intro|       other all these complicated probabilities, the final conclusion at
 8 Intro|   Egyptian poem’ (Plato). But are probabilities for which there is not a
 9 Text |   surprised. Enough, if we adduce probabilities as likely as any others;
10 Text | reasonable position. Arguing from probabilities, I am of opinion that they
11 Text |    reasoning out by the method of probabilities. A man may sometimes set
12 Text |    indulgence, and go through the probabilities relating to the same subjects