(...) The Republic
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501 5    |          be held to be a deceiver; take courage then and speak. ~
502 5    |            the best way. ~Shall we take the other side first and
503 5    |            afraid and reluctant to take in hand any law about the
504 5    |           indifferently, or do you take care to breed from the best
505 5    |         From the best. ~And do you take the oldest or the youngest,
506 5    |           The proper officers will take the offspring of the good
507 5    |     expeditions together; and will take with them any of their children
508 5    |            assumed. ~And they will take them on the safe expeditions
509 5    |          they have learnt to ride, take them on horseback to see
510 5    |         the conquerors, I said, to take anything but their armor?
511 5    |            in my judgment; I would take the annual produce and no
512 5    |           a one was dreaming. ~But take the case of the other, who
513 6    |     narcotic drug, they mutiny and take possession of the ship and
514 6    |   Certainly. ~Then suppose you now take this parable to the gentleman
515 6    |           prison into a sanctuary, take a leap out of their trades
516 6    |         subject, I mean dialectic, take themselves off. In after
517 6    |       whether they will or not, to take care of the State, and until
518 6    |          their perfect beauty must take a longer and more circuitous
519 6    |          said, must be required to take the longer circuit, and
520 6    |             of the offspring only; take, however, this latter by
521 6    |       deceiving you. ~Yes, we will take all the care that we can:
522 6    |           your mind? ~I have. ~Now take a line which has been cut
523 7    |         will make him turn away to take refuge in the objects of
524 7    |          they hear this, refuse to take their turn at the toils
525 7    |        that every one of them will take office as a stern necessity,
526 7    |          and then we shall have to take something which is not special,
527 7    |            agree with you and will take your words as a revelation;
528 7    |            on my own behalf. ~Then take a step backward, for we
529 7    |            it is equally absurd to take so much pains in investigating
530 7    |         who are unable to give and take a reason will have the knowledge
531 7    |    disrepute: her true sons should take her by the hand, and not
532 7    |         the study of philosophy to take the place of gymnastics
533 7    |            ten years old, and will take possession of their children,
534 8    |         appointed themselves, will take their soldiers and place
535 8    |      maintenance, and they were to take care of themselves and of
536 8    |          of tyranny, and once more take a look into the tyrant's
537 8    |           gain by their ruin; they take interest from them and buy
538 8    |           phrases mount upward and take their place. ~They are certain
539 8    |          man and many a woman will take him for their pattern, and
540 8    |        burst with liberty. ~When I take a country walk, he said,
541 8    |         make of the body; for they take away the worse and leave
542 9    |         and his father and friends take part with his moderate desires,
543 9    |           of the property, he will take a slice of theirs. ~No doubt
544 9    |         and bear false witness and take bribes. ~A small catalogue
545 9    |          catch the offender, would take his life? ~His case will
546 9    |            There are many of them: take as an example, the pleasures
547 9    |           which is within him, and take heed that no disorder occur
548 10   |      understand me? ~I do. ~Let us take any common instance; there
549 10   |          he asked. ~That we should take counsel about what has happened,
550 10   |              And now we may fairly take him and place him by the
551 10   |        things, and that you should take him up again and again and
552 10   |            is an evil of the soul. Take the analogy of the body:
553 10   |         unjust, and that those who take this disorder die by the
554 10   |          The story, Glaucon, would take too long to tell; but the
555 10   |            after death. A man must take with him into the world


The Second Alcibiades
    Part
556 Text |           all diseases. May we not take an illustration from the
557 Text |  ALCIBIADES: Yes.~SOCRATES: Let us take another case. Suppose that
558 Text |          opinion.~SOCRATES: We may take the orators for an example,
559 Text |          how to kill another or to take away his property or to
560 Text |           would be the best way to take advantage of the opportunity?~
561 Text |             But the Lacedaemonians take no thought of such matters,
562 Text |             Only let my instructor take away the impediment, whether


The Seventh Letter
    Part
563 Text |          be moved by the desire to take part in public and political
564 Text |          which their conduct would take, was full of apprehension-for
565 Text |       forming desires, which often take directions conflicting with
566 Text |          were afraid that he might take vengeance on one or other
567 Text |         follow my advice, I do not take the initiative in advising
568 Text |            in the future. But I do take exception to the statement
569 Text |          all evils for all mankind take root and grow and will in
570 Text |       eagerness also that I should take ship and go to Syracuse.
571 Text |         wish to learn what I mean, take these in the case of one
572 Text |         for Dion. I require him to take his own property and reside
573 Text |          them but have no power to take them out of deposit without
574 Text |             will anyone consent to take me as a passenger, when
575 Text |         steps which I am trying to take. And if Dionysios does any
576 Text |            and you must not as yet take any hasty step with regard
577 Text |          longer possible for me to take mine, when Dionysios, if
578 Text |           would give half to me to take away, and would leave half
579 Text |      allowed (this is my point) to take his son and wife and sail
580 Text |            are afraid that you may take strong measures with regard
581 Text |         will not have the heart to take any fresh step contrary
582 Text |     messages, urged Heracleides to take flight. Dionysios sent out


The Sophist
    Part
583 Intro|       relation, because seeming to take away the principle of contradiction.
584 Intro|         the difference fully would take time. He is pressed to give
585 Intro|       these are lovers. And others take hire; and some of these
586 Intro|          the final assault, let us take breath, and reckon up the
587 Intro|           at a distance, sometimes take them for realities: and
588 Intro|          distinction between them? Take away the five greatest legislators,
589 Text |            should recommend you to take a young person—Theaetetus,
590 Text |        being recommended by you to take him.~THEAETETUS: But are
591 Text |         from the art of acquiring, take the same road?~THEAETETUS:
592 Text |            he also is intending to take the animals which are in
593 Text |          Just so.~STRANGER: Let us take another branch of his genealogy;
594 Text |         THEAETETUS: Yes.~STRANGER: Take music in general and painting
595 Text |        given.~STRANGER: Let us now take an illustration, which will
596 Text |           way, and that you should take me with you.~STRANGER: Very
597 Text |         this refutation and proof; take heart, therefore, and proceed.~
598 Text |         that the road which I must take is—~THEAETETUS: Which?—Let
599 Text |          have met with persons who take an interest in such matters—
600 Text |           behalf. Suppose that you take all these hypotheses in
601 Text |           proverb says, will never take a city: but now that we
602 Text |         dividing any class, always take the part to the right, holding


The Statesman
    Part
603 Intro|           of them. They propose to take the Statesman after the
604 Intro|   pedestrian. At this point we may take a longer or a shorter road,
605 Intro|            of facts. Let us, then, take an example, which will illustrate
606 Intro|         classes are more likely to take care of all than one of
607 Intro|          legislator did not really take a blank tablet and inscribe
608 Intro|           effect, that morals must take care of themselves. There
609 Text |          Shall we relieve him, and take his companion, the Young
610 Text |            may leave one half, and take up the other; which may
611 Text |        SOCRATES: We had better not take the whole?~STRANGER: Yes,
612 Text |           but it is longer. We can take either of them, whichever
613 Text |          thing to ask! but, if you take them in turn, you clearly
614 Text |          but will of my own accord take you by the shorter road
615 Text |             when the change was to take place, and the earth-born
616 Text |            right; but how shall we take the next step in the division?~
617 Text |          formed in this manner? We take a thing and compare it with
618 Text |            STRANGER: Again, let us take some process of wool-working
619 Text |            new question?~STRANGER: Take the case of a child who
620 Text |     SOCRATES: He who is willing to take a command under such conditions,


The Symposium
    Part
621 Intro|          philosopher is incited to take the first step in his upward
622 Text |             Aristodemus, meanwhile take the place by Eryximachus.~
623 Text |        table, begged that he would take the place next to him; that ‘
624 Text |       manner of their performance. Take, for example, that which
625 Text |          company with them, not to take them in their inexperience,
626 Text |         now supply the omission or take some other line of commendation;
627 Text |          had been in consenting to take my turn with you in praising
628 Text |           when I said that I would take my turn, I must beg to be
629 Text |     questions, in order that I may take his admissions as the premisses
630 Text |           easiest way, and I shall take both parts myself as well
631 Text |         The tale,’ she said, ‘will take time; nevertheless I will
632 Text |             are in agony when they take the infection of love, which
633 Text |           in begging that he would take his place among them, and
634 Text |           Agathon and crowned him. Take off his sandals, said Agathon,
635 Text |    hitherto, I thought that I must take stronger measures and attack
636 Text |          by him; learn from me and take warning, and do not be a
637 Text |       arose in order that he might take his place on the couch by


Theaetetus
    Part
638 Intro|      question—“What is knowledge?” Take courage, and by the help
639 Intro|            a different perception. Take myself as an instance:—Socrates
640 Intro|          plants, and make the good take the place of the evil, both
641 Intro|          to intimate that you must take the place of Theaetetus,
642 Intro|           windows through which we take in and make our own the
643 Intro|            than any other seems to take a man out of himself. Weary
644 Intro|            thinkers, who in return take a colour from the popular
645 Intro|           No more than the eye can take in the whole human body
646 Intro|           not technical. It should take the form which is the most
647 Text |      EUCLID: And now, boy, you may take the roll and read.~EUCLID’
648 Text |           alike, should we at once take his word, or should we ask
649 Text |       found that he was, we should take his word; and if not, not?~
650 Text |           bids me interrogate you. Take courage, then, and nobly
651 Text |            SOCRATES: And who could take up arms against such a great
652 Text |          as Protagoras and all who take his line of argument would
653 Text |            much obliged.~SOCRATES: Take a look round, then, and
654 Text |        Certainly.~SOCRATES: Let us take you and me, or anything
655 Text |            get into a passion if I take away your first-born?~THEODORUS:
656 Text |         with you; please, then, to take Theaetetus again; he seemed
657 Text |    therefore I suppose that I must take up his cause myself, and
658 Text |      infinite as the changes which take place in him? I speak by
659 Text |        words in the letter, but to take the meaning of them as I
660 Text |            for the husbandmen also take away the evil and disordered
661 Text |          wisdom causes the good to take the place of the evil, both
662 Text |           regarded, you and I must take up the argument, and in
663 Text |            will be enough; and now take particular care that we
664 Text |      whenever you form a judgment, take up arms against you and
665 Text |          he expected? For example, take the case of heat:—When an
666 Text |        without their will; we must take the question out of their
667 Text |            expression. Then I will take concrete instances: I mean
668 Text |    SOCRATES: Then now, Theaetetus, take another view of the subject:
669 Text |    discussions of this kind we may take our own time?~SOCRATES:
670 Text |          succeed, recognition will take place; but if I fail and
671 Text |      enclosure of his own, and can take and have them whenever he
672 Text |          and then he who sought to take one of them might sometimes
673 Text |           he did.~SOCRATES: Let us take them and put them to the
674 Text |         all the letters.~SOCRATES: Take the case of the two letters
675 Text |          than the other.~SOCRATES: Take care; let us not be cowards
676 Text |             Theaetetus, but I must take time to think whether I
677 Text |         the all (in the singular)? Take the case of number:—When


Timaeus
    Part
678 Intro|        world we must be content to take probability for our rule,
679 Intro|          nothing of which he could take hold, nor feet, with which
680 Intro|           are our daily sustenance take all sorts of colours when
681 Intro|       marrow. When these processes take place in regular order the
682 Intro|         the process of creation to take place in accordance with
683 Intro|          escape to its kindred, or take the form of the stronger—
684 Intro|          orbits of the fixed stars take a different direction from
685 Intro|       through the pores appears to take place nearly at the same
686 Intro|         them at length, lead us to take a favourable view of the
687 Intro|         did the Epicurean doctrine take possession of the Greek
688 Intro|          worthy of remark), we may take occasion to correct an error.
689 Intro|   Hereafter at our leisure we will take up the written documents
690 Intro|    grasping the whole. He does not take words in their simple meaning
691 Text |          who were unworthy were to take the places of those who
692 Text |            nature and education to take part at once both in politics
693 Text |           education qualify him to take part in any speculation
694 Text |          and, as he had no need to take anything or defend himself
695 Text |     locomotion with which it might take hold and find support, and
696 Text |           questioner be willing to take the safe and indefinite
697 Text |            that if the model is to take every variety of form, then
698 Text |         upon its surface, it would take the impression badly, because
699 Text |          spring up out of them and take their own proper figures;
700 Text |            whether the dissolution take place in the fire itself
701 Text |          earth; for they can never take any other form. But water,
702 Text |      lesser, but not being able to take their places, compress the
703 Text |          the prey which we mean to take. A body which is of a nature
704 Text |           eating and drinking, and take a good deal more than was
705 Text |           all those diseases which take the form of catarrh, but
706 Text |            highest and greatest we take no heed; for there is no
707 Text |        strong. Wherefore we should take care that the movements