Cratylus
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1 Text |           wisdom and folly are really distinguishable, you will allow, I think,


Gorgias
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2 Intro|            the branded slave, are all distinguishable. Some prince or potentate,
3 Intro|           evil would then be scarcely distinguishable from physical; mankind would
4 Text |             body during life would be distinguishable after death, either perfectly,


Parmenides
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5 Intro|      temperance, and good, are really distinguishable only with reference to their


Phaedo
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6 Text |              too, and he would not be distinguishable from the rest. Or if there


Philebus
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7 Text |                but are not these also distinguishable into two kinds?~PROTARCHUS:


Theaetetus
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8 Intro| self-destructive, and, indeed, hardly distinguishable from one another. But his


Timaeus
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9 Intro|               of necessity and hardly distinguishable from matter. The matter