The Apology
    Part
  1 Intro|            The defence properly so called; 2nd. The shorter address
  2 Text |            you the reason why I am called wise and have such an evil
  3 Text |           many calumnies. And I am called wise, for my hearers always
  4 Text |     impeach and arrest me, and you called and shouted, I made up my


Charmides
    Part
  5 PreS |          The two tendencies may be called the horizontal and perpendicular
  6 PreS |       Fathers practised, sometimes called ‘the mystical interpretation
  7 Intro|           the Republic will not be called by the name of (Greek).
  8 Intro|           they belong to the class called dialogues of search (Greek),
  9 Text |          been a statue.~Chaerephon called me and said: What do you
 10 Text |         nobly and usefully made he called works; and such makings
 11 Text |         works; and such makings he called workings, and doings; and
 12 Text |           must be supposed to have called such things only man’s proper
 13 Text |       class, that science which is called wisdom or temperance is


Cratylus
    Part
 14 Intro|           in the dialogue which is called after him.~Between these
 15 Intro|         adversaries: Ouranos is so called apo tou oran ta ano, which,
 16 Intro|         then a man will be rightly called a horse by me, and a man
 17 Intro|         son had two names—~‘Hector called him Scamandrius, but the
 18 Intro|         Astyanax’?~Now, if the men called him Astyanax, is it not
 19 Intro|           explanation;—the boy was called Astyanax (‘king of the city’),
 20 Intro|            the lion’s whelp may be called a lion, or the horse’s foal
 21 Intro|           the son of a king may be called a king. But if the horse
 22 Intro|           calf, then that would be called a calf. Whether the syllables
 23 Intro|      begotten of Uranus, who is so called apo tou oran ta ano, from
 24 Intro|         and demi-gods. Gods are so called, apo tou thein, from the
 25 Intro|             but good; and they are called demons, quasi daemones,
 26 Intro|            or rhetoricians, and so called apo tou erotan, or eirein,
 27 Intro|       wants there, and hence he is called Pluto or the rich. He will
 28 Intro|           diviner, Aplos, as he is called in the Thessalian dialect (
 29 Intro|      destruction. The Muses are so called—apo tou mosthai. The gentle
 30 Intro|      forget (lethe). Artemis is so called from her healthy well-balanced
 31 Intro|          brother of speech, and is called Pan because speech indicates
 32 Intro|            us to see that he is so called because at his rising he
 33 Intro|      dithyrambic name.’ Meis is so called apo tou meiousthai, from
 34 Intro|       beauty, is therefore rightly called the beautiful. The meaning
 35 Intro|            call emera was formerly called imera; and this shows the
 36 Intro|            foreign word, and is so called apo tou algeinou: odune
 37 Intro|            anciently esros, and so called because it flows into (esrei)
 38 Intro|         our own minds,’ such as is called forth, not by familiar mental
 39 Text |           him, is that which he is called. To this he replies—‘If
 40 Text |         that a man will be rightly called a horse by me individually,
 41 Text |          individually, and rightly called a man by the rest of the
 42 Text |       horse again would be rightly called a man by me and a horse
 43 Text |           Might not that be justly called the true or ideal shuttle?~
 44 Text |           know that he ought to be called Xanthus and not Scamander—
 45 Text |           says that the Trojan men called him Astyanax (king of the
 46 Text |          the city); but if the men called him Astyanax, the other
 47 Text |         the son of a king is to be called a king. And whether the
 48 Text |         religious father should be called irreligious?~HERMOGENES:
 49 Text |         SOCRATES: He should not be called Theophilus (beloved of God)
 50 Text |          who appears to be rightly called; whether chance gave the
 51 Text |       think that Atreus is rightly called; for his murder of Chrysippus
 52 Text |        name implies, he is rightly called Pelops who sees what is
 53 Text |     begotten of Uranus, rightly so called (apo tou oran ta ano) from
 54 Text |   deceptive because they are often called after ancestors with whose
 55 Text |           running nature they were called Gods or runners (Theous,
 56 Text |          entire conviction that he called them demons, because they
 57 Text |          and death, and is rightly called a demon.~HERMOGENES: Then
 58 Text |            you tell me why men are called anthropoi?—that is more
 59 Text |            I am not mistaken, they called psyche. But please stay
 60 Text |           we term ousia is by some called esia, and by others again
 61 Text |        essence of things should be called estia, which is akin to
 62 Text |           and is therefore rightly called osia. Enough of this, which
 63 Text |       Pluto, whether the latter is called by that or by his other
 64 Text |            go on, and therefore he called the ruler of this element
 65 Text |        down there; wherefore he is called Pluto (or the rich). Note
 66 Text |     Hermogenes, and the legislator called him Hades, not from the
 67 Text |           the Goddess may be truly called Pherepaphe (Pherepapha),
 68 Text |            them, he may be rightly called Apolouon (purifier); or
 69 Text |        truth, he may be most fitly called Aplos, from aplous (sincere),
 70 Text |        poles of heaven as they are called, or in the harmony of song,
 71 Text |   enquiries (mosthai); and Leto is called by this name, because she
 72 Text |          be Letho, as she is often called by strangers—they seem to
 73 Text |         Didoinusos, as he might be called in fun,—and oinos is properly
 74 Text |          thought a nicer form, and called her Athene.~HERMOGENES:
 75 Text |        Ares?~SOCRATES: Ares may be called, if you will, from his manhood (
 76 Text |          also appears to have been called from the verb ‘to tell’ (
 77 Text |          of all things, is rightly called aipolos (goat-herd), he
 78 Text |           moon is not unfrequently called selanaia.~HERMOGENES: True.~
 79 Text |          SOCRATES: Meis (month) is called from meiousthai (to lessen),
 80 Text |         for the earth may be truly called ‘mother’ (gaia, genneteira),
 81 Text |       about them; they are rightly called the orai because they divide (
 82 Text |        admirable part of nature is called agathon. Dikaiosune (justice)
 83 Text |            diaion) all, is rightly called dikaion; the letter k is
 84 Text |         that justice is rightly so called because partaking of the
 85 Text |        hindrance, and is therefore called arete, or, more correctly,
 86 Text |             Is not mind that which called (kalesan) things by their
 87 Text |     SOCRATES: Then mind is rightly called beauty because she does
 88 Text |            upon this principle are called sumphora or sumpheronta,
 89 Text |            cherdaleon (gainful) is called from cherdos (gain), but
 90 Text |            very ancient times they called the day either imera or
 91 Text |          emera (short e), which is called by us emera (long e).~HERMOGENES:
 92 Text |         darkness, and is therefore called imera, from imeros, desire.~
 93 Text |          who imagine the day to be called emera because it makes things
 94 Text |        grievous); odune (grief) is called from the putting on (endusis)
 95 Text |            terpsis (delight) is so called from the pleasure creeping (
 96 Text |          soul; thumos (passion) is called from the rushing (thuseos)
 97 Text |         present; eros (love) is so called because flowing in (esron)
 98 Text |            and from flowing in was called esros (influx) in the old
 99 Text |          omicron for omega, and is called eros, now that omega is
100 Text |           being, which is likewise called not going (oukion or ouki
101 Text |         What will this imitator be called?~HERMOGENES: I imagine,
102 Text |        form syllables, as they are called, and from syllables make
103 Text |            this artist of names is called the legislator?~CRATYLUS:
104 Text |           are aware, that which is called by us sklerotes, is by the
105 Text |     sklerotes, is by the Eretrians called skleroter.~CRATYLUS: Very


Critias
    Part
106 Intro|          the gods, and when he had called them together, he spoke
107 Text |            part of it can be truly called a remnant of the land that
108 Text |        wasted body, as they may be called, as in the case of small
109 Text |           an only daughter who was called Cleito. The maiden had already
110 Text |          island and the ocean were called Atlantic. To his twin brother,
111 Text |           the country which is now called the region of Gades in that
112 Text |            second pair of twins he called one Ampheres, and the other
113 Text |            fourth pair of twins he called the elder Elasippus, and
114 Text |            things. And when he had called them together, he spake


Crito
    Part
115 Text |     clothed in bright raiment, who called to me and said: O Socrates,~‘


Euthydemus
    Part
116 Intro|      approach of a second monster, called upon his nephew Iolaus to
117 Text |            the latter is generally called ‘knowing’ rather than ‘learning,’
118 Text |           of politics, as they are called. This is the old, old song
119 Text |            earnestly entreated and called upon the strangers to save
120 Text |         was growing troublesome he called Iolaus, his nephew, to his


Euthyphro
    Part
121 Text |            about some act which is called in question, and which by
122 Text |     attention to the gods which is called piety?~EUTHYPHRO: It is


The First Alcibiades
    Part
123 Text |         Certainly.~SOCRATES: And I called the excellence in wrestling
124 Text |           name of the art which is called after them?~ALCIBIADES:
125 Text |          the people of the country called the queen’s girdle, and
126 Text |            and another, which they called her veil; and several other
127 Text |            is nothing which may be called more properly ourselves
128 Text |          against him, and which is called the pupil, there is a sort


Gorgias
    Part
129 Intro|          they may be more worthily called): (1) that to do is worse
130 Intro|               is introduced. He is called by Callicles a popular declaimer,
131 Intro|     improvement of human life, are called flatteries. They are all
132 Intro|          them, and are proud to be called by their names. (Compare
133 Intro|         Protagoras in the dialogue called after him: (5) the speech
134 Intro|          especially of what may be called the theme or proem (beginning ‘
135 Text |           more to the art which is called rhetoric than to dialectic.~
136 Text |          than geometry would be so called by you.~GORGIAS: You are
137 Text |        shameful and unjust, and is called injustice (compare Republic),
138 Text |        invented a tale in which he called the soul—because of its
139 Text |      pithon.), and the ignorant he called the uninitiated or leaky,
140 Text |     complaint in his eyes which is called ophthalmia?~CALLICLES: To
141 Text |         this universe is therefore called Cosmos or order, not disorder
142 Text |         Pyrilampes’ darling who is called after them, must be by nature
143 Text |           man receiving pay who is called in to advise about building
144 Text |           and punishment, which is called Tartarus. And in the time


Laches
    Part
145 Text |          this is mine, who is also called after his grandfather, Aristides.
146 Text |          these cases, and which is called courage? Do you now understand
147 Text |           is that quality which is called quickness, and which is
148 Text |            common quality which is called courage, and which includes
149 Text |           Crommyonian sow would be called by you courageous. And this
150 Text |           which taken together are called virtue.~NICIAS: Certainly.~


Laws
    Book
151 1    |             the state may be truly called its own inferior and therefore
152 1    |         that kind of intestine war called civil, which no one, if
153 1    |           one which is universally called civil war, and is as we
154 1    |           danger, and may be truly called perfect justice. Whereas,
155 1    |           part of virtue, and this called forth my subsequent remarks.
156 1    |     beating; there is, too, the so–called Crypteia, or secret service,
157 1    |           will not be worthy to be called in the true sense men and
158 1    |          on the cart,” as they are called; and among our Tarentine
159 1    |            and is not worthy to be called education at all. But let
160 1    |            decree by the State, is called Law.~Cleinias. I am hardly
161 1    |         and golden cord of reason, called by us the common law of
162 1    |            are the two fears, as I called them; one of which is the
163 2    |           my view, will be rightly called education.~Cleinias. I think,
164 2    |            or harmony, as they are called, to us, the Gods, who, as
165 2    |         serious training, they are called plays and songs, and are
166 2    |         let no other thing that is called good ever be his. For the
167 2    |          man be rich in all the so–called goods of fortune, is the
168 2    |    immortality, and none of the so–called evils which counter–balance
169 2    |            or voice, and that they called out and jumped about in
170 2    |         Now the order of motion is called rhythm, and the order of
171 2    |           low are duly mingled, is called harmony; and both together
172 2    |          divine fear which we have called reverence and shame?~Cleinias.
173 2    |         scientific training may be called gymnastic.~Cleinias. Exactly.~
174 3    |          because they were what is called simple–minded; and when
175 3    |       their ancestors, as they are called.~Cleinias. Probably.~Athenian.
176 3    |         persons will themselves be called legislators, and will appoint
177 3    |         and the opposite are to be called wise, even although, in
178 3    |           legislators, as they are called, past and present, if we
179 3    |             and one of them may be called monarchy and the other democracy:
180 3    |        differently; through the so–called blessing of being royal
181 3    |            and the Eunuch, as they called him, who despised the folly
182 3    |    Persians, although they are all called Great. And their degeneracy
183 3    |            the preceding discourse called reverence, of which the
184 3    |            to the Gods, which were called hymns; and there was another
185 3    |          another and opposite sort called lamentations, and another
186 3    | celebrating the birth of Dionysus, called, I believe, “dithyrambs.”
187 3    |     exhibit and imitate the old so called Titanic nature, and come
188 4    |            of some philosophers is called prudence, but that which
189 4    |         the true state ought to be called by the name of the God who
190 5    |          after whom they are to be called—if he be a man of sense,
191 5    |           placed, and they will be called by these or similar names:
192 6    |          who would be more rightly called by their popular name of
193 6    |           two equalities which are called by the same name, but are
194 6    |          care of the city shall be called wardens of the city; and
195 6    |         care of the agora shall be called wardens of the agora; and
196 6    |            of the temples shall be called priests. Those who hold
197 6    |           this is committed may be called the secret police, or wardens
198 6    |            the magistrates must be called into counsel, and the whole
199 6    |      Italian banditti, as they are called. A man who considers all
200 6    |            away from that which is called pleasantest to the best,
201 7    |            describing are commonly called by the general name of unwritten
202 7    |        great or small, of what are called laws or manners or pursuits,
203 7    |        will follow what I just now called the greatest of evils to
204 7    |          to courage, may be fairly called manly; but that which inclines
205 7    |    neighbourhood of the Black Sea, called Sauromatides, who not only
206 7    |            the regulation is to be called a law or only a practice,
207 7    |           motion may be in general called dancing, and is of two kinds:
208 7    |        pleasures, and may be truly called and is the dance of peace.
209 7    |         and rational name, when he called them Emmeleiai, or dances
210 7    |          the dance of war which he called the Pyrrhic, and the dance
211 7    |            dance of peace which he called Emmeleia, or the dance of
212 7    |     amusements which are generally called comedy. And, if any of the
213 7    |        that there is a third thing called depth?~Cleinias. Of course.~
214 7    |           of which the one sort is called hunting by night, in which
215 8    |    subjects; but they may be truly called states of discord, in which
216 8    |            desire, and of these so–called loves, for they are of two
217 8    |          with their ears of the so–called free love everywhere prevailing
218 8    |         one, or ought rather to be called two, be laid down respecting
219 8    |       class of laws which shall be called the laws of husbandmen.
220 8    |            food, which is commonly called retail trade. And butchers
221 9    |           society of those who are called good men among you; hear
222 9    |         what most of those who are called doctors always have at their
223 9    |        whole life of man, is to be called just; although the hurt
224 9    |            of the omen, let him be called so, that he may be the continuer
225 9    |       comes to the rescue shall be called to the first place in the
226 10   |         Who can be calm when he is called upon to prove the existence
227 10   |    nocturnal council, and is to be called the “House of Reformation”;
228 10   |           of the country, shall be called by some name expressive
229 10   |           the same opinions and is called a clever man, is full of
230 11   |        dealings with those who are called diviners, and who in any
231 11   |            the charge, he shall be called a rogue, and deemed to have
232 11   |       innumerable others have also called down wrath upon their children,
233 11   |           Now in our state this so–called art, whether really an art
234 12   |           not always deserve to be called the thrower away of his
235 12   |       diffused in many places, and called by many names; and the office
236 12   |           the fourth class.~The so–called decision of Rhadamanthus
237 12   |          in common: these shall be called arbiters rather than judges.
238 12   |            each one of us which is called the soul goes on her way
239 12   |            with them, may be truly called the salvation of all.~Cleinias.
240 12   |         not that which we just now called health, or a general who
241 12   |          in the first place, to be called a ruler at all; further,


Lysis
    Part
242 Intro|       absence of Menexenus, who is called away to take part in a sacrifice.
243 Intro|          dialogue is what would be called in the language of Thrasyllus
244 Text |         and is not as yet commonly called by his own name; but, although
245 Text |          this moment Menexenus was called away by some one who came
246 Text |            from them. For they are called dear because of another


Menexenus
    Part
247 Text |            to say, for he has been called upon to speak at a moment’
248 Text |           of men, and is sometimes called democracy, but is really


Meno
    Part
249 Intro|      another sect of philosophers, called ‘the Friends of Ideas,’
250 Text |            great in wisdom and are called saintly heroes in after


Parmenides
    Part
251 Intro|        things which separately are called either, and together both.
252 Intro|       modern times, because we are called upon to analyze our ideas
253 Text |           there is an art which is called by the vulgar idle talking,
254 Text |        thought, and to what may be called ideas.~Why, yes, he said,
255 Text |         one and being—to be simply called a part, or must the word ‘
256 Text |       things, which may be rightly called both.~How so.~In this way—
257 Text |            that which is correctly called both, be also two?~Undoubtedly.~
258 Text |          one nor two, nor are they called by the name of any number?~


Phaedo
    Part
259 Intro|     Compare Matt. xxii.: ‘Many are called but few are chosen.’) And
260 Intro|          one huge chasm or opening called Tartarus, into which streams
261 Intro|          Cocytus, is that which is called by the poets the Stygian
262 Intro|          good, which are otherwise called evil. For all progress is
263 Intro|       which he is the narrator, is called ‘the madman,’ and who testifies
264 Text |           told us to stay until he called us. ‘For the Eleven,’ he
265 Text |          How singular is the thing called pleasure, and how curiously
266 Text |        pleasures—if they are to be called pleasures—of eating and
267 Text |           conquered by pleasure is called by men intemperance, to
268 Text |          the same names and may be called equal or beautiful,—are
269 Text |          this state of the soul is called wisdom?~That is well and
270 Text |          the visible world, and is called a corpse, and would naturally
271 Text |           social virtues which are called temperance and justice,
272 Text |            perish in that which is called death, how shall we answer
273 Text |         over, end in that which is called death. And whether the soul
274 Text |  department of philosophy which is called the investigation of nature;
275 Text |         are inherent and which are called after them, but now about
276 Text |           The odd number is always called by the name of odd?~Very
277 Text |            the only thing which is called odd? Are there not other
278 Text |        their own name, and yet are called odd, because, although not
279 Text |         example, that three may be called by its proper name, and
280 Text |           proper name, and also be called odd, which is not the same
281 Text |           portion of time which is called life, but of eternity! And
282 Text |         and many other poets, have called Tartarus. And the see-saw
283 Text |          of the earth, as they are called, they flow through the earth
284 Text |     greatest and outermost is that called Oceanus, which flows round
285 Text |   Pyriphlegethon, as the stream is called, which throws up jets of
286 Text |        this is that river which is called the Stygian river, and falls


Phaedrus
    Part
287 Intro|         victory of the rational is called temperance, and the victory
288 Intro|         works in him is by mortals called love, but the immortals
289 Intro|          of life to which fate has called him (‘he aiblins might,
290 Text |        Muses, melodious, as ye are called, whether you have received
291 Text |            conquering principle is called temperance; but when desire,
292 Text |           that power of misrule is called excess. Now excess has many
293 Text |          and the other desires, is called gluttony, and he who is
294 Text |          who is possessed by it is called a glutton; the tyrannical
295 Text |           the same family would be called;—it will be the name of
296 Text |        force, receiving a name, is called love (erromenos eros).’~
297 Text |       completed his poem, which is called ‘the recantation,’ immediately
298 Text |          with madness (manike), or called them both by the same name,
299 Text |    composition of soul and body is called a living and mortal creature.
300 Text |         who loves the beautiful is called a lover because he partakes
301 Text |         mystery which may be truly called most blessed, celebrated
302 Text |        flow towards her, therefore called emotion (imeros), and is
303 Text |            I am talking, is by men called love, and among the gods
304 Text |          on this very account; and called him a ‘speech writer’ again
305 Text |          form, lest they should be called Sophists by posterity.~SOCRATES:
306 Text |          and therefore are rightly called slavish.~SOCRATES: There
307 Text |          Theuth; the bird which is called the Ibis is sacred to him,
308 Text |             and the god himself is called by them Ammon. To him came
309 Text |          them, then they are to be called, not only poets, orators,
310 Text |           away some, may be justly called poet or speech-maker or


Philebus
    Part
311 Intro|            Why then should they be called by a common name? Or, if
312 Intro|          are very rarely, if ever, called upon at the moment of performing
313 Text |          Philebus says that she is called Aphrodite, but that her
314 Text |       naming her amiss; let her be called what she pleases. But Pleasure
315 Text |          whether pleasure is to be called the good, or wisdom, or
316 Text |          ought, as they say, to be called rhythms and measures; and
317 Text |            single art, and this he called the art of grammar or letters.~
318 Text |           the cause may be rightly called one?~PROTARCHUS: Very true.~
319 Text |         them,—and may therefore be called a fourth principle?~PROTARCHUS:
320 Text |          months, and may be justly called wisdom and mind?~PROTARCHUS:
321 Text |       which they are pleased to be called.~PROTARCHUS: Very true.~
322 Text |         class of the four which we called the cause of all; and I
323 Text |           motion would be properly called consciousness?~PROTARCHUS:
324 Text |           of itself a good, and is called pleasant?~PROTARCHUS: But
325 Text |          name is the feeling to be called which is thus produced in
326 Text |          their composite state are called sometimes pleasures and
327 Text |          may not all this be truly called an evil condition?~PROTARCHUS:
328 Text |           laughed at, may be truly called ridiculous, but those who
329 Text |         know whether that which is called essence is, properly speaking,
330 Text |        guessing, which is commonly called art, and is perfected by
331 Text |            and true opinions as we called them? These come after the


Protagoras
    Part
332 Intro|           as in both the Dialogues called by his name, he now adds
333 Text |           thought that I heard him called Agathon, and my suspicion
334 Text |     corrected, or, in other words, called to account, which is a term
335 Text |         particular ought not to be called alike, nor things which
336 Text |           I turned to Prodicus and called him. Prodicus, I said, Simonides
337 Text |          way of speaking, would be called my skill in poetry; or if
338 Text |           of the soul is not to be called ‘being overcome by pleasure,’
339 Text |      particular knowledge which is called measuring. And you are also
340 Text |           there is a certain thing called fear or terror; and here,


The Republic
    Book
341 1    |       account; neither is he to be called a sailor; the name pilot
342 1    |            in particular cases are called robbers of temples, and
343 2    |            man who is worthy to be called a man would ever submit
344 2    |   importers and exporters, who are called merchants? ~Yes. ~Then we
345 2    |            one city to another are called merchants? ~Yes, he said. ~
346 2    |     accordingly they sell, and are called, if I do not mistake, hirelings, "
347 2    |         him who is deceived may be called the true lie; for the lie
348 3    |           he had left the camp, he called upon Apollo by his many
349 3    |           the soul, may be rightly called the true musician and harmonist
350 3    |           young men whom we before called guardians may be more properly
351 4    |           Then a city is not to be called wise because possessing
352 4    |        only knowledge worthy to be called wisdom, has been ordained
353 4    |           case he is blamed and is called the slave of self and unprincipled. ~
354 4    |         acknowledge, may be justly called master of itself, if the
355 4    |    servants, and in the freemen so called who are of the lowest and
356 4    |           replied. ~It may also be called temperate, and for the same
357 4    |            a greater and less, are called by the same name, are they
358 4    |       unlike in so far as they are called the same? ~Like, he replied. ~
359 4    |      becomes defined, and is hence called not merely science, but
360 5    |      mothers came together will be called their brothers and sisters,
361 5    |         give the rulers? ~They are called saviours and helpers, he
362 5    |            of antagonism should be called war; but when Hellenes fight
363 5    |           and such enmity is to be called discord. ~I agree. ~Consider
364 5    |        friends, which is not to be called a war? ~Certainly not. ~
365 5    |           honey-pale," as they are called, what is the very name but
366 5    |        those many things which are called by particular names be said
367 5    |            in each thing are to be called lovers of wisdom and not
368 6    |           regarded? Will he not be called by them a prater, a star-gazer,
369 6    |          helmsmen to those who are called by them goodfor-nothings
370 6    |            a single idea, which is called the essence of each. ~Very
371 7    |    anything at all of what are now called realities. ~Not all in a
372 7    |        this knowledge may be truly called necessary, necessitating
373 7    |           our previous sketch, was called understanding. But why should
374 8    |           business in the city are called simpletons, and held in
375 8    |        sort, being those which are called unnecessary? ~Obviously. ~
376 8    |           us? And they are rightly called so, because we are framed
377 8    |         and virtue, may be rightly called unnecessary? ~Very true. ~
378 8    |         democracy; he may truly be called the democratic man. ~Let
379 8    |          have little. ~And this is called the wealthy class, and the
380 8    |            whom he meets; he to be called a tyrant, who is making
381 8    |           new citizens whom he has called into existence, who admire
382 9    |         why, of old, love has been called a tyrant? ~I should not


The Second Alcibiades
    Part
383 Text |        evils might be averted, but called down new ones. And was not


The Seventh Letter
    Part
384 Text |            of life which was there called the life of happiness, stuffed
385 Text |          pleasure which is falsely called after the goddess of love.
386 Text |        whereas immediate action is called for by the disorders of
387 Text |           a disquisition, as it is called, on this topic-except for
388 Text |            prevents the things now called round from being called
389 Text |            called round from being called straight, and the straight
390 Text |            learning and in what is called moral character)-or it may


The Sophist
    Part
391 Intro|           in the dialogue which is called by his name. Theaetetus
392 Intro|          well as philosophers were called Sophists in the fifth century
393 Intro|           in the dialogue which is called after him, is exhibited
394 Intro|           Antisthenes wrote a book called ‘Physicus,’ is hardly a
395 Intro|        craft. Conquest by craft is called hunting, and of hunting
396 Intro|         The hunting of the last is called fishing; and of fishing,
397 Intro|          seller of the arts may be called an art-seller; the seller
398 Intro|   appearances, which last has been called by us phantastic. And this
399 Intro|        maxim of identity, as it is called, A = A, does not fulfil
400 Text |         these may be appropriately called by a single name.~THEAETETUS:
401 Text |          to be an art which may be called acquisitive.~THEAETETUS:
402 Text |        STRANGER: Open force may be called fighting, and secret force
403 Text |         after living things may be called animal hunting.~THEAETETUS:
404 Text |     prevent egress, may be rightly called an enclosure.~THEAETETUS:
405 Text |       first kind of capture may be called by us capture with enclosures,
406 Text |          up under one name, may be called striking, unless you, Theaetetus,
407 Text |          by the hunters themselves called firing, or spearing by firelight.~
408 Text |          And the fishing by day is called by the general name of barbing,
409 Text |         who is below from above is called spearing, because this is
410 Text |       THEAETETUS: Yes, it is often called so.~STRANGER: Then now there
411 Text |         art of conversation may be called in one word the art of persuasion.~
412 Text |            of money, may be fairly called by another name?~THEAETETUS:
413 Text |       sells them be quite as truly called a merchant as he who sells
414 Text |          trade in learning must be called by some name germane to
415 Text |        them, and he would still be called a Sophist?~THEAETETUS: Certainly.~
416 Text |           strength may be properly called by some such name as violent.~
417 Text |      answers, and this is commonly called disputation?~THEAETETUS:
418 Text |             as I have observed, is called a purification.~THEAETETUS:
419 Text |           the soul may be properly called purification?~THEAETETUS:
420 Text |         the one which is generally called vice, and is obviously a
421 Text |          argument; and let this be called by you and me the nobly-descended
422 Text |             and should not even be called ‘it,’ for the use of the
423 Text |           STRANGER: One of them is called nouns, and the other verbs.~
424 Text |            exception, that what is called thought is the unuttered
425 Text |         the lips and is audible is called speech?~THEAETETUS: True.~
426 Text |         two remaining parts may be called the making of likenesses;


The Statesman
    Part
427 Intro|       herdsman, and his art may be called either the art of managing
428 Intro|          living creatures, when we called it the ‘feeding’ of animals
429 Intro|           material; the latter are called clothes, and are made by
430 Intro|   playthings, as they may be fitly called, for they have no serious
431 Intro|          what is written, shall be called not an artist, but a dreamer,
432 Intro|          maintain the law, this is called aristocracy, or if they
433 Intro|        science or opinion, this is called monarchy; and when he has
434 Intro|       ignorance and passion, he is called a tyrant. These forms of
435 Intro|           the Jewish Scriptures is called ‘eating of the tree of the
436 Text |     compare Theaet.), the other is called by my name. And we should
437 Text |    physicians, must not he also be called a physician?~YOUNG SOCRATES:
438 Text |     reference to his art, be truly called ‘royal’?~YOUNG SOCRATES:
439 Text |            and this science may be called either royal or political
440 Text |            nature can be tamed are called tame, and those which cannot
441 Text |          which cannot be tamed are called wild.~YOUNG SOCRATES: True.~
442 Text |            another part, which was called command-for-self, on the
443 Text |         but collectively, which we called the art of rearing a herd?~
444 Text |         not another, and is always called by the same name.~YOUNG
445 Text |         together by themselves are called clothes, and the art which
446 Text |      production of clothes, may be called co-operative, and those
447 Text |        made into a firm thread, is called the warp, and the art which
448 Text |            which are thus spun are called the woof, and the art which
449 Text |            is set over them may be called the art of spinning the
450 Text |          entire woven substance is called by us a woollen garment,
451 Text |      natural for the greater to be called greater with reference to
452 Text |           of defence, may be truly called defences, and are for the
453 Text |        seventh class, which may be called by the general term of nourishment,
454 Text |            rulers, as you just now called them, but not themselves
455 Text |            the multitude, which is called by the name of democracy?~
456 Text |        what is this violence to be called? Or rather, before you answer,
457 Text |           is this compulsion to be called? Would you ever dream of
458 Text |         political art error is not called disease, but evil, or disgrace,
459 Text |           matters, he is not to be called a pilot or physician, but
460 Text |         form, such a government is called aristocracy; and when they
461 Text |      surely be the same—he will be called a king; and thus the five
462 Text |             may not such an one be called a tyrant?~YOUNG SOCRATES:
463 Text |          slowness or gentleness is called cowardice or sluggishness;


The Symposium
    Part
464 Intro|        towards gods and parents is called divination. For divination
465 Intro|            pursuit of the whole is called love. There was a time when
466 Intro|      merely the feeling usually so called, but the mystical contemplation
467 Intro|         remark that Aristodemus is called ‘the little’ in Xenophon’
468 Intro|          occurring in the Dialogue called the Phaedrus. This is still
469 Intro|            two Dialogues which are called by his name, and also with
470 Text |       right form;—we should not be called upon to praise Love in such
471 Text |           having no mother, who is called the heavenly Aphrodite—she
472 Text |       common, as the other love is called heavenly. All the gods ought
473 Text |           already, which latter is called education, then the difficulty
474 Text |           in mind that you will be called to account, I may be induced
475 Text |           which in our language is called the belly, like the purses
476 Text |            knot (the same which is called the navel); he also moulded
477 Text |       double nature which was once called Androgynous are lovers of
478 Text |            pursuit of the whole is called love. There was a time,
479 Text |         you know that they are not called poets, but have other names;
480 Text |         this sense of the word are called poets.’ ‘Very true,’ I said. ‘
481 Text |  gymnastics or philosophy, are not called lovers—the name of the whole
482 Text |        eagerness and heat which is called love? and what is the object
483 Text |           absolute unity: a man is called the same, and yet in the
484 Text |         and families, and which is called temperance and justice.


Theaetetus
    Part
485 Intro|         that the dialogue which is called by his name was already
486 Intro|     language of Thrasyllus, may be called the Second Platonic Trilogy.
487 Intro|           in the dialogue which is called by his name. The Cratylus
488 Intro|    practice—they do not want to be called procuresses. There are some
489 Intro|       title of his book, which was called “The Truth”) in secret to
490 Intro|           and ‘other’ in Greek are called ‘other’—eteron). He who
491 Intro|       easily do what are sometimes called our simple ideas pass into
492 Intro|        world.~Imagination has been called that ‘busy faculty’ which
493 Intro|           imaginary science may be called, in the language of ancient
494 Intro|             to ourselves, which is called consciousness, or, when
495 Intro|        authority of a science, has called attention to many facts
496 Intro|          our thoughts to be always called up by association. Yet it
497 Text |     compared to square figures and called square or equilateral numbers;—
498 Text |    compared to oblong figures, and called them oblong numbers.~SOCRATES:
499 Text |    equilateral plane numbers, were called by us lengths or magnitudes;
500 Text |           the oblong numbers, were called powers or roots; the reason