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The Apology
Part
1 Intro| acquires a new meaning and a sort of tragic pathos in the
2 Intro| may also be regarded as a sort of appendage to the Apology,
3 Intro| had passed his life as a sort of missionary in detecting
4 Intro| Young men of the richer sort had made a pastime of the
5 Text | mine has come of a certain sort of wisdom which I possess.
6 Text | I have any, and of what sort it is. You must have known
7 Text | poets write poetry, but by a sort of genius and inspiration;
8 Text | ignorance of a disgraceful sort, the ignorance which is
9 Text | ludicrous figure of speech, am a sort of gadfly, given to the
10 Text | This was a specimen of the sort of commands which they were
11 Text | has any testimony of the sort which he can produce. Nay,
12 Text | because I had no words of the sort which would have procured
Charmides
Part
13 PreS | this living image the same sort of effort is required as
14 PreS | they seem to recur in a sort of cycle, and we are surprised
15 Intro| or not, and whether that sort of knowledge which we term
16 Text | I had been overcome by a sort of wild-beast appetite.
17 Text | or doing things of this sort?~Clearly not.~Then, as I
18 Text | mistaken, is put there as a sort of salutation which the
19 Text | prophet he expresses in a sort of riddle, for ‘Know thyself!’
20 Text | make out what good this sort of thing does to us.~What
21 Text | wood, or anything of that sort?~No, I do not.~Then, I said,
22 Text | impossibility of a man knowing in a sort of way that which he does
23 Text | which we admitted only by a sort of supposition and fiction
Cratylus
Part
24 Intro| tenet, and listens with a sort of half admiration, half
25 Intro| conclusions of the same sort. ‘You talk like an oracle.’
26 Intro| individual, and yet having a sort of eternal or universal
27 Intro| it, or anything of this sort, he is affirming a proposition
28 Intro| another, but of a milder sort, allowing one usage to be
29 Intro| are sufficient to show the sort of errors which grammar
30 Intro| arrange themselves into a sort of imperfect system; groups
31 Intro| has banished the cruder sort as unworthy to have a place
32 Intro| of us have experienced a sort of delight and feeling of
33 Text | deal of difficulty in this sort of knowledge, and therefore
34 Text | SOCRATES: And if speaking is a sort of action and has a relation
35 Text | acts, is not naming also a sort of action?~HERMOGENES: True.~
36 Text | Suppose that I ask, ‘What sort of instrument is a shuttle?’
37 Text | to the shuttle, whatever sort of wood may be used? the
38 Text | conclusions of the same sort on the remoter ancestors
39 Text | in purifications of this sort.~HERMOGENES: With all my
40 Text | now that we have got a sort of outline of the enquiry?
41 Text | would be something of this sort:—I suspect that the sun,
42 Text | to be a case just of this sort, for one letter, which is
43 Text | we will call them by any sort or kind of names or patronymics
44 Text | or bargainer; all that sort of thing has a great deal
45 Text | HERMOGENES: From these sort of Gods, by all means, Socrates.
46 Text | HERMOGENES: A real dithyrambic sort of name that, Socrates.
47 Text | in a difficulty of this sort.~HERMOGENES: What is it?~
48 Text | is always full of every sort of motion and change. The
49 Text | kakia is the name of this sort of thing, arete will be
50 Text | tell me, Socrates, what sort of an imitation is a name?~
51 Text | them, which is the same sort of excuse as the last; for
52 Text | truth of words. And yet any sort of ignorance of first or
53 Text | builders also, the better sort build fairer houses, and
54 Text | by names. Is it the best sort of information? or is there
55 Text | both the only and the best sort of information about them;
56 Text | Are we to say of whichever sort there are most, those are
57 Text | fair, or anything of that sort, for all such things appear
Critias
Part
58 Intro| Atlantis, Plato is describing a sort of Babylonian or Egyptian
59 Text | all that is required is a sort of indistinct and deceptive
60 Text | of its pastures to every sort of animal, which proves
61 Text | cultivation, both the dry sort, which is given us for nourishment
Crito
Part
62 Intro| will have to learn another sort of lesson. Will he continue
63 Text | neither.~‘These are the sort of accusations to which,
64 Text | transgress and err in this sort of way, what good will you
Euthydemus
Part
65 Intro| sophistical ritual. This is all a sort of horse-play, which is
66 Intro| which is of quite another sort.~‘You want Cleinias to be
67 Intro| art, as having the desired sort of knowledge. But the kingly
68 Text | are invincible in every sort of warfare; for they are
69 Text | just another of the same sort.~Good heavens, I said; and
70 Text | For if a man had all that sort of knowledge that ever was,
71 Text | nature of the task, and what sort of a discourse I desire
72 Text | tedious I admit, of the sort of exhortations which I
73 Text | or whether there is one sort of knowledge only which
74 Text | from some one else this new sort of death and destruction
75 Text | lyre-makers, or artists of that sort— far otherwise; for with
76 Text | only another of the same sort?~He assented.~But suppose,
77 Text | and a question of this sort was asked: Does the kingly
78 Text | Euthydemus, but one of the other sort, who, as you were saying,
79 Text | he said:—‘theirs was the sort of discourse which anybody
80 Text | you talk, that there is a sort of madness in many of our
81 Text | profession the inferior sort are numerous and good for
Euthyphro
Part
82 Intro| these are precisely the sort of differences which give
83 Text | you have now given me the sort of answer which I wanted.
84 Text | said.~SOCRATES: And what sort of difference creates enmity
85 Text | do differences of this sort make us enemies and set
86 Text | arguing that a murderer or any sort of evil-doer ought to be
87 Text | SOCRATES: That was the sort of question which I meant
88 Text | Socrates; that is not the sort of attention which I mean.~
89 Text | SOCRATES: I understand—a sort of ministration to the gods.~
90 Text | SOCRATES: Medicine is also a sort of ministration or service,
91 Text | you mean that they are a sort of science of praying and
The First Alcibiades
Part
92 Text | and kinsmen of the best sort, who can assist you when
93 Text | when the question is what sort of ships they ought to build?~
94 Text | four, or anything of that sort, you would then be of different
95 Text | ignorance of the disgraceful sort which is mischievous?~ALCIBIADES:
96 Text | believe you; but what are the sort of pains which are required,
97 Text | We do.~SOCRATES: In what sort of virtue?~ALCIBIADES: Plainly,
98 Text | affairs.~SOCRATES: What sort of affairs? Equestrian affairs?~
99 Text | another.~SOCRATES: And what sort of an art is this? Suppose
100 Text | called the pupil, there is a sort of image of the person looking?~
Gorgias
Part
101 Intro| quite ‘one of Socrates’ sort, ready to be refuted as
102 Intro| from a distance, with a sort of irony which touches with
103 Intro| that he is quite one of his sort, but fears that the argument
104 Intro| experience or routine of making a sort of delight or gratification. ‘
105 Intro| experience or routine of making a sort of delight or gratification.
106 Intro| employs proof of another sort; his appeal is to one witness
107 Intro| the argument is often a sort of dialectical fiction,
108 Intro| beasts, exposed to every sort of wrong and obloquy.~Plato,
109 Intro| future destiny of the meaner sort of men (Thersites and the
110 Intro| that the soul retained a sort of corporeal likeness after
111 Intro| dialectic, he loses himself in a sort of triumph, while at the
112 Intro| In religious diaries a sort of drama is often enacted
113 Intro| this impotent and paralytic sort; and the author of them
114 Intro| Modern poetry is often a sort of plaything, or, in Plato’
115 Intro| only, yet they retain a sort of shadowy form when they
116 Text | discourse.~SOCRATES: What sort of discourse, Gorgias?—such
117 Text | has only to do with some sort of external action, as of
118 Text | is an art of this latter sort?~GORGIAS: Exactly.~SOCRATES:
119 Text | question: If I asked, ‘What sort of a painter is Zeuxis?’
120 Text | if any one asks us what sort of persuasion, and about
121 Text | persuasion, and of what sort, and about what.~GORGIAS:
122 Text | means.~SOCRATES: And which sort of persuasion does rhetoric
123 Text | the just and unjust, the sort of persuasion which gives
124 Text | Now if you are one of my sort, I should like to cross-examine
125 Text | you alone. And what is my sort? you will ask. I am one
126 Text | you claim to be one of my sort, let us have the discussion
127 Text | SOCRATES: Do you mean what sort of an art?~POLUS: Yes.~SOCRATES:
128 Text | SOCRATES: I should say a sort of experience.~POLUS: Does
129 Text | experience in producing a sort of delight and gratification.~
130 Text | say that rhetoric was a sort of experience?~SOCRATES:
131 Text | SOCRATES: Will you ask me, what sort of an art is cookery?~POLUS:
132 Text | is cookery?~POLUS: What sort of an art is cookery?~SOCRATES:
133 Text | experience in producing a sort of delight and gratification,
134 Text | to be and of an ignoble sort, Polus, for to you I am
135 Text | reply: Socrates, in that sort of way any one may have
136 Text | this, as I suppose, is the sort of argument with which you
137 Text | but mine is of another sort—let us compare them, and
138 Text | do you make trial of the sort of proof which, as I think,
139 Text | third person, then in every sort of way, by word as well
140 Text | himself, that being just the sort of thing in which you delight.
141 Text | they terrify the stronger sort of men, and those who are
142 Text | general. And people of this sort, when they betake themselves
143 Text | you, or any one of your sort, off to prison, declaring
144 Text | processes, and this is the sort of thing which I term flattery,
145 Text | SOCRATES: And is not that the sort of thing, Callicles, which
146 Text | SOCRATES: Then poetry is a sort of rhetoric?~CALLICLES:
147 Text | now we have discovered a sort of rhetoric which is addressed
148 Text | or office, or any other sort of power, be gentle and
149 Text | been good deeds of this sort which were done by you as
150 Text | acknowledged by us to be the best sort of defence. And if any one
151 Text | myself or others after this sort, I should blush for shame,
152 Text | ears, and put upon you any sort of insult.~Perhaps this
Ion
Part
153 Intro| should be treated with every sort of respect (Republic), but
154 Text | wind (Il.).’~These are the sort of things which I should
155 Text | soldiers?~ION: Yes, that is the sort of thing which the rhapsode
Laches
Part
156 Intro| Socrates enquires, ‘What sort of intelligence?’ to which
157 Intro| descending to sophistries of this sort. Socrates resumes the argument.
158 Text | attended to matters of this sort?~LACHES: Certainly, Lysimachus.~
159 Text | advantage. Further, this sort of skill inclines a man
160 Text | knowledge, but not of a valuable sort, then what is the use of
161 Text | in war,—there has been a sort of fatality about them;
162 Text | he says that he has this sort of skill. Such is my judgment,
163 Text | explanation about matters of this sort. Assuredly, I and Melesias
164 Text | discoursing of virtue, or of any sort of wisdom, who is a true
165 Text | repute—anything of that sort is of no account with me.
166 Text | own instructors in this sort of training, and whom have
167 Text | their enemy. There is this sort of courage—is there not,
168 Text | speaking, or in any other sort of action.~LACHES: You would
169 Text | should say that courage is a sort of endurance of the soul,
170 Text | you would not admit that sort of endurance to be courage—
171 Text | to investigations of this sort. But the spirit of controversy
172 Text | to mean that courage is a sort of wisdom.~LACHES: What
173 Text | defeat in war, or in any sort of contest; but to whom
174 Text | pieces of words of this sort.~LACHES: Yes, Socrates;
Laws
Book
175 1 | would be by far the best sort of judge and legislator.~
176 1 | happy; and they confer every sort of good. Now goods are of
177 1 | For that, I think, is the sort of enumeration which ought
178 1 | I show anything of that sort which is at all equally
179 1 | festival; but nothing of the sort happens among us.~Athenian.
180 1 | other instances of the same sort of thing), all this is not
181 1 | who blames or praises any sort of meeting which is intended
182 1 | did any one ever see this sort of convivial meeting rightly
183 1 | of man, kind, of whatever sort, there ought to be a leader?~
184 1 | regulate meetings of another sort, when friend meets friend
185 1 | True.~Athenian. And that sort of meeting, if attended
186 1 | or a drunken ruler of any sort will ruin ship, chariot,
187 1 | guided to the love of that sort of excellence in which when
188 1 | deserves the name; that other sort of training, which aims
189 1 | brought to the drink, what sort of result is likely to follow.
190 1 | greatest and most numerous sort of pleasures.~Cleinias.
191 2 | equally delighted with every sort of dance?~Cleinias. Far
192 2 | approver of the opposite sort of pleasure?~Cleinias. I
193 2 | that there should be every sort of change and variation
194 2 | slaves and men of the baser sort; nor, beginning with the
195 2 | instruments, and every other sort of noise, as if they were
196 2 | fond of introducing this sort of inconsistent mixture,
197 2 | acknowledge that all this sort of thing, which aims only
198 2 | unaccompanied, leads to every sort of irregularity and trickery.
199 3 | of political or any other sort of wisdom have utterly disappeared?~
200 3 | man was something of this sort:—In the beginning of things
201 3 | as yet; nothing of that sort was likely to have existed
202 3 | magistrates, framing some sort of aristocracy, or perhaps
203 3 | large and fair plain, on a sort of low hill, watered by
204 3 | point of view does this sort of praise appear just: First,
205 3 | God has instructed us what sort of government would have
206 3 | certain kinds and manners. One sort consisted of prayers to
207 3 | was another and opposite sort called lamentations, and
208 3 | an aristocracy, an evil sort of theatrocracy has grown
209 3 | reason of an over–daring sort of liberty?~Megillus. Very
210 3 | regard the coincidence as a sort of omen. The greater part
211 4 | not give honour to that sort of warlike excellence which
212 4 | are of this homogeneous sort are apt to kick against
213 4 | and thirdly, out of some sort of democracy: fourth, in
214 4 | is by nature of the true sort, and that his strength is
215 4 | difficulty is of another sort, and is rarely surmounted
216 4 | there is nothing of the sort; but if such an one either
217 4 | when he is young has that sort of vision dullest, and when
218 4 | should praise the extravagant sort; and a poor miserly man,
219 4 | dispensaries—practitioners of this sort never talk to their patients
220 4 | and overtures, which are a sort of artistic beginnings intended
221 4 | described as of the meaner sort, was the law pure and simple;
222 5 | by word or gift, or any sort of compliance, without making
223 5 | to follow, and as to the sort of persons who they ought
224 5 | must also consider what sort of lives we by nature desire.
225 5 | have tested them by every sort of persuasion and for a
226 5 | nor much of the vulgar sort of trade which is carried
227 6 | and confusion as to what sort of equality is meant. For
228 6 | never fulfil a duty of this sort with anything like energy.
229 6 | Assuredly, that is the sort of thing which every one
230 6 | the phrase is, and every sort of good fellowship with
231 6 | we have to consider what sort of property will be most
232 6 | are said to have lived a sort of Orphic life, having the
233 7 | heard of this very peculiar sort of gymnastic applied to
234 7 | agitation to affections of this sort, the motion coming from
235 7 | incapable of appreciating any sort of instruction?~Athenian.
236 7 | dancing and wrestling; and one sort of dancing imitates musical
237 7 | individuals accustomed to eat any sort of meat, or drink any drink,
238 7 | will desire a different sort of life, and under the influence
239 7 | Athenian. To consecrate every sort of dance or melody. First
240 7 | Carian chants. That is the sort of thing which will be appropriate
241 7 | which they will observe a sort of mean, not participating
242 7 | mentioned advantages, infuses a sort of courage into the minds
243 7 | himself in detail to that sort of learning, or not apply
244 7 | notes of the lyre—all that sort of thing is not suited to
245 7 | that, I say, is the true sort; but the opposite is not
246 7 | are dances of the Bacchic sort, both those in which, as
247 7 | mysteries celebrated—all this sort of dancing cannot be rightly
248 7 | of dances of the nobler sort, the dance of war which
249 7 | apply themselves to this sort of knowledge, and apply
250 7 | my meaning, and will be a sort of witness to my words.
251 7 | animals, of which the one sort is called hunting by night,
252 8 | pancratiasts, or any other sort of athletes, would they
253 8 | dances and contests of this sort hardly ever exist in states,
254 8 | procuring for himself in every sort of way the gratification
255 8 | and converts the valiant sort into thieves and burglars
256 8 | contests, that only the warlike sort of them are to be practised
257 8 | be given up. The military sort had better be completely
258 8 | mountains, and across every sort of country, to a temple
259 8 | contests of the heavier sort, we will institute conflicts
260 8 | victor in combats of this sort, and what he is not to do
261 8 | place a competition of this sort among amusements. Women
262 8 | naturally arose in my mind a sort of apprehension—I could
263 8 | through life. As to the mixed sort which is made up of them
264 8 | of his affection. Now the sort of love which is made up
265 8 | extinguish all pleasures of that sort?~Megillus. What word?~Athenian.
266 8 | Shall I try and find some sort of persuasive argument which
267 8 | out doing anything of the sort. Concealment shall be honourable,
268 8 | touches any fruit of this sort, without the consent of
269 8 | strangers from sharing in the sort which is not used for eating;
270 8 | other goods of the same sort), and which strangers are
271 9 | them was of the painful sort, which we denominate anger
272 9 | murder; and let cases of this sort be so regarded.~And now
273 9 | innumerable particulars of this sort which greatly vary from
274 9 | drink, or have any other sort of intercourse with him,
275 10 | irreverent speech of this sort:—”O inhabitants of Athens,
276 10 | Athenian. A very grievous sort of ignorance which is imagined
277 10 | When questions of this sort are asked of me, my safest
278 10 | When I spoke of the tenth sort of motion, that was not
279 10 | the motion of the other sort which is not after the same
280 10 | soul or souls having every sort of excellence are the causes
281 10 | part in anything of the sort?~Cleinias. That again is
282 10 | he who dares to say this sort of thing must not be tolerated
283 10 | and yet like the meanest sort of men, knowing the better,
284 10 | required; one the hypocritical sort, whose crime is deserving
285 10 | or in danger, or in any sort of difficulty, or again
286 11 | seller, with a view to the sort of charges which are apt
287 11 | a prelude about all this sort of roguery, like the preludes
288 11 | or do anything of that sort; or if, in consequence of
289 11 | extortionate ransom—these are the sort of practices, and foul evils
290 11 | year and abstain from that sort of thing; and if he repeat
291 11 | those who are of another sort, and follow pursuits which
292 11 | wronged in a matter of this sort, shall have a right of action
293 11 | old age and in every other sort of fortune!~Cleinias. Well
294 11 | every man honour with every sort of lawful honour his own
295 11 | him who experiences this sort of treatment either come
296 11 | But he who seems to be the sort of man injures others by
297 11 | another, and nothing of that sort ought to be allowed to occur
298 11 | any one indulges in these sort of revilings, whether he
299 11 | land may be cleared of this sort of animal.~If a slave of
300 12 | to be admirable in every sort of virtue. Let us invent
301 12 | holders of them by every sort of test to which a freeman
302 12 | send spectators of another sort, if they have the consent
303 12 | them. Any knowledge of this sort which the elders approve,
304 12 | gymnastic or music, or any other sort of contest, from being present
305 12 | respectable institutions of this sort have been framed by good
306 12 | which was to be of this sort:—The ten oldest guardians
307 12 | was not something of this sort said by us before?~Cleinias.
308 12 | other nonsense of the same sort. But now, as I said, the
Lysis
Part
309 Intro| to be carried away by a sort of eristic or illogical
310 Intro| Socrates professes a humorous sort of fear, and Hippothales
311 Intro| out the latter by a new sort of irony, which is sometimes
312 Intro| among the bad or inferior sort of men almost as much as
313 Text | building, I asked; and what sort of entertainment have you?~
314 Text | deme. And these are the sort of old wives’ tales which
315 Text | Yes.~This I say from a sort of notion that what is neither
316 Text | presence be after a peculiar sort?~The latter, he said.~Then
Menexenus
Part
317 Intro| is not slow to admit a sort of Aristophanic humour.
318 Text | suddenly conscious of having a sort of triumph over them, and
319 Text | difficulty in improvising that sort of stuff. Had the orator
320 Text | and she repeated to me the sort of speech which he should
321 Text | previous generation. What sort of a word will this be,
322 Text | musical festivals of every sort. She is to the dead in the
Meno
Part
323 Intro| of the cause. This is the sort of instinct which is possessed
324 Intro| right opinion, which is a sort of guessing or divination
325 Intro| inspired. There may be a sort of irony in regarding in
326 Intro| Protagoras arrived at a sort of hypothetical conclusion,
327 Intro| guide. There is another sort of progress from the general
328 Text | than what figure is—what sort of answer would you have
329 Text | eristic and antagonistic sort, I should say to him: You
330 Text | SOCRATES: Now, if there be any sort of good which is distinct
331 Text | knowledge, but of another sort, are sometimes profitable
332 Text | prudence, which is only a sort of confidence? When a man
333 Text | profitable, virtue must be a sort of wisdom or prudence?~MENO:
334 Text | offices. And these are the sort of men from whom you are
335 Text | teachers to be only the meaner sort of Athenians and few in
Parmenides
Part
336 Intro| have been inspired by a sort of dialectical frenzy, such
337 Intro| also many.’ ‘In the same sort of way,’ said Parmenides, ‘
338 Intro| proceeds to explain to him the sort of mental gymnastic which
339 Intro| the view of preserving a sort of neutrality or indifference
340 Intro| irony, at other times with a sort of contempt. But there is
341 Intro| influence, using them as a sort of ‘critics or diviners’
342 Intro| argument are carried out with a sort of geometrical accuracy.
343 Intro| no distinct meaning. One sort of them, faith, grace, justification,
344 Text | therefore experience the sort of motion which is change
345 Text | rest, and experience every sort of opposite affection, as
346 Text | experienced anything else of the sort; for, if they are capable
347 Text | not, or anything of that sort, does he not mean, whenever
348 Text | Further, it must surely in a sort partake of being?~How so?~
349 Text | that what is not has in no sort or way or kind participation
350 Text | separated, and having every sort of motion, and every sort
351 Text | sort of motion, and every sort of rest, and becoming and
352 Text | Because the others have no sort or manner or way of communion
353 Text | way of communion with any sort of not-being, nor can anything
Phaedo
Part
354 Intro| He is not at all the sort of man to comply with your
355 Intro| affirming anything of the sort?~The goddess Harmonia, as
356 Intro| in which matters of this sort are to be investigated. (
357 Intro| puzzle to after ages. With a sort of irony he remembers that
358 Intro| of punishing the greater sort of criminals, whom no avenging
359 Intro| now he is invested with a sort of sacred character, as
360 Intro| the attack of Simmias. A sort of despair is introduced
361 Text | Apollodorus—you know the sort of man?~ECHECRATES: Yes.~
362 Text | true.~In matters of this sort philosophers, above all
363 Text | may be observed in every sort of way to dissever the soul
364 Text | the pure. These are the sort of words, Simmias, which
365 Text | but is nevertheless the sort of thing which happens with
366 Text | diagram or to anything of that sort. (Compare Meno.)~But if,
367 Text | within us to whom death is a sort of hobgoblin; him too we
368 Text | asses and animals of that sort. What do you think?~I think
369 Text | wallowing in the mire of every sort of ignorance; and by reason
370 Text | from them, not merely the sort of evil which might be anticipated—
371 Text | each pleasure and pain is a sort of nail which nails and
372 Text | right hand, seated on a sort of stool, and he on a couch
373 Text | suppose that something of the sort would be asserted by those
374 Text | one who has led another sort of life, unless he can prove
375 Text | the human form may be a sort of disease which is the
376 Text | and not want any other sort of cause. And I thought
377 Text | other causes of the same sort, forgetting to mention the
378 Text | to the earth, which is a sort of broad trough. Any power
379 Text | ascertained, then, with a sort of hesitating confidence
380 Text | the promise be of another sort; for he was surety for me
Phaedrus
Part
381 Intro| of unity derived from one sort of art be hastily transferred
382 Intro| himself to no rule of this sort. Like every great artist
383 Intro| dialectic, and dialectic is a sort of inspiration akin to love (
384 Intro| Numerous fictions of this sort occur in the Dialogues,
385 Intro| famous myth, which is a sort of parable, and like other
386 Intro| turning their jest into a sort of earnest. (Compare Phaedo,
387 Intro| allegory helps to increase this sort of confusion.~As is often
388 Intro| philosopher and lover in one, as a sort of madman, may be compared
389 Intro| an imaginary beauty, of a sort which extinguishes rather
390 Intro| speaker with genius; and the sort of attainments which can
391 Intro| Is not legislation too a sort of literary effort, and
392 Text | Socrates, is one of your sort, for love was the theme
393 Text | there is, I think, some sort of an altar of Boreas at
394 Text | rules of probability, this sort of crude philosophy will
395 Text | of a gentler and simpler sort, to whom Nature has given
396 Text | enjoy him.~There are some sort of animals, such as flatterers,
397 Text | soul! At the time I had a sort of misgiving, and, like
398 Text | gazes on him there is a sort of reaction, and the shudder
399 Text | fashions and adorns as a sort of image which he is to
400 Text | composition. Now what is that sort of thing but a regular piece
401 Text | Protagoras something of the same sort?~SOCRATES: Yes, rules of
402 Text | inventing or disposing of any sort of calumny on any grounds
403 Text | also a purge, and all that sort of thing; and knowing all
404 Text | and ingenious case of this sort: —He supposes a feeble and
405 Text | others—this is the right sort of man; and you and I, Phaedrus,
Philebus
Part
406 Intro| dialectician is described as a sort of enthusiast or lover,
407 Intro| There is also the other sort of political morality, which
408 Text | in us, and that of a mean sort, and not in any way pure,
409 Text | would rather use them as a sort of diviners, who divine
410 Text | would say something of this sort; they would begin at the
411 Text | still remains one other sort of admixture of pleasures
412 Text | in envy of the childish sort a singular mixture of pleasure
413 Text | smell are of a less ethereal sort, but they have no necessary
414 Text | destruction rather than that third sort of life, in which, as we
415 Text | subjected pleasure to every sort of test, let us not appear
416 Text | gone on to ask whether one sort of knowledge is purer than
417 Text | acted upon. Is not this the sort of enquiry in which his
418 Text | succeed if we mingled every sort of pleasure with every sort
419 Text | sort of pleasure with every sort of wisdom?~PROTARCHUS: Perhaps
420 Text | and let knowledge of every sort stream in, and the pure
421 Text | only you have the first sort.~SOCRATES: Well, then, shall
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422 Intro| audience.~Here occurs a sort of interlude, which commences
423 Intro| human nature; (5) there is a sort of half-truth in the notion
424 Intro| is a paradox of the same sort as the profession of Socrates
425 Text | appears to me to be a better sort of caution than concealment.
426 Text | want you to make the same sort of answer to this young
427 Text | will not experience the sort of drudgery with which other
428 Text | the impression that this sort of knowledge cannot be taught.
429 Text | their own free will in a sort of hope that they would
430 Text | man ought to share in this sort of virtue, and that states
431 Text | a counsellor about this sort of virtue, as they are of
432 Text | result. A teacher of this sort I believe myself to be,
433 Text | assented.~‘And is this a sort of thing which is of the
434 Text | you wish’ or ‘if you will’ sort of conclusion to be proven,
435 Text | ill is the bad.’~But what sort of doing is good in letters?
436 Text | good in letters? and what sort of doing makes a man good
437 Text | knowing of them. And what sort of well-doing makes a man
438 Text | carpenters or anything of that sort; and he who by doing ill
439 Text | can never be decided. This sort of entertainment they decline,
440 Text | the confident, or another sort of nature?~Yes, he said;
441 Text | consequences of another sort, and in as far as they are
442 Text | better view:—that is the sort of thing which I desire
443 Text | be one of the swaggering sort, ‘That is too ridiculous,
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444 1 | The pilot. ~And in what sort of actions or with a view
445 1 | the reverse. ~Then in what sort of partnership is the just
446 1 | gain or interest, for this sort of nonsense will not do
447 1 | four times three, "for this sort of nonsense will not do
448 1 | justice is interest of some sort, but you go on to say "of
449 1 | spoken truly? And which sort of life, Glaucon, do you
450 1 | And you would say the same sort of thing of the physician? ~
451 2 | difficulty in tracing out the sort of life which awaits either
452 2 | and the dead; the latter sort they call mysteries, and
453 2 | cakes, all these not of one sort only, but in every variety.
454 2 | better than the traditional sort?-and this has two divisions,
455 2 | original. ~Yes, he said, that sort of thing is certainly very
456 2 | truly is, whatever be the sort of poetry, epic, lyric,
457 2 | have no more lies of that sort. Neither must we have mothers
458 2 | then it is useful and is a sort of medicine or preventive;
459 3 | equanimity any misfortune of this sort which may befall him. ~Yes,
460 3 | anything), or to men of a baser sort, that those who are being
461 3 | they ought not to hear that sort of thing. ~But any deeds
462 3 | ocean, thunder, and all that sort of thing? ~Nay, he said,
463 3 | aright, that there is one sort of narrative style which
464 3 | to say, and that another sort will be used by a man of
465 3 | will not be ashamed of this sort of imitation: he will be
466 3 | take. ~But there is another sort of character who will narrate
467 3 | I have made. But of what sort of lives they are severally
468 3 | had experiences of this sort, and I agree. But let me
469 3 | their love is of the right sort? ~No, indeed, Socrates,
470 3 | they have is but a sleepy sort of thing, and rather perilous
471 3 | Then, I said, a finer sort of training will be required
472 3 | artisans and the meaner sort of people need the skill
473 3 | a far higher and nobler sort of thing. Is not that still
474 3 | to people of the richer sort. ~How do you mean? he said. ~
475 3 | swaddle his head, and all that sort of thing, he replies at
476 3 | bidding good-by to this sort of physician, he resumes
477 3 | mine also. ~This is the sort of medicine, and this is
478 3 | medicine, and this is the sort of law, which you will sanction
479 3 | having no taste of any sort of learning or inquiry or
480 3 | enchantments-that is the third sort of test-and see what will
481 3 | to think that this is the sort of way in which our rulers
482 3 | rest of the city? ~What sort of lie? he said. ~Nothing
483 4 | assign to the guardians a sort of happiness which will
484 4 | said, with invalids of this sort. ~Yes, I replied; and the
485 4 | carpenter; but is that the sort of knowledge which gives
486 4 | from the possession of this sort of knowledge? ~The name
487 4 | other solvents. And this sort of universal saving power
488 4 | guess that temperance was a sort of harmony? ~Why so? ~Why,
489 4 | comes into play in each sort of action-to determine that
490 4 | drink of any particular sort: but if the thirst be accompanied
491 4 | should not be opposed, is a sort of thing which I believe
492 4 | what I am saying. ~What sort of instances do you mean? ~
493 5 | therefore, to say what sort of community you mean. We
494 5 | question in your own way: What sort of community of women and
495 5 | be directed against this sort of innovation; how they
496 5 | a man in respect of the sort of education she should
497 5 | would not these be the sort of differences which distinguish
498 5 | determined by differences of this sort? ~Yes. ~Men and women alike
499 5 | geometrical, but another sort of necessity which lovers
500 5 | hunting, and of the nobler sort of birds not a few. Now,