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The Apology
Part
1 Text | of the charge you will be able to judge of the truth of
2 Text | Although, if a man were really able to instruct mankind, to
3 Text | round of the cities, and are able to persuade the young men
4 Text | Meletus, that they are able to instruct and improve
5 Text | opposite the truth? One man is able to do them good, or at least
6 Text | contradiction, or whether I shall be able to deceive him and the rest
7 Text | the offence at what I was able to pay, and not have been
8 Text | Above all, I shall then be able to continue my search into
9 Text | man give, O judges, to be able to examine the leader of
Charmides
Part
10 PreS | to philosophy, and well able to dispose the mind of their
11 Text | fancy that you will soon be able to form a judgment. For
12 Text | you and shall be better able to explain the nature of
13 Text | and therefore you must be able to tell what you feel about
14 Text | whether we shall ever be able to discover their truth
15 Text | will know himself, and be able to examine what he knows
16 Text | No other person will be able to do this. And this is
17 Text | this knowledge will not be able to examine whether a pretender
18 Text | not.~Neither will he be able to distinguish the pretender
19 Text | or knowledge, will not be able to distinguish the physician
20 Text | first, the wise man had been able to distinguish what he knew
21 Text | which we have not yet been able to determine.~Yet I think,
22 Text | simply as a fool who is never able to reason out anything;
Cratylus
Part
23 Intro| will not the judge who is able to direct the legislator
24 Intro| when the intelligence is able to frame conceptions, the
25 Intro| the organs are no longer able to express them. Or, as
26 Intro| hands or feet, and never able to acquire afterwards the
27 Intro| philologer has never been able to penetrate. However far
28 Intro| government? Will not a man be able to judge best from a point
29 Intro| modern languages we are not able to judge.~Another quality
30 Intro| skilful writer is easily able to supply out of his treasure-house.~
31 Text | should have been at once able to answer your question
32 Text | Hermogenes, not every man is able to give a name, but only
33 Text | SOCRATES: And who will be best able to direct the legislator
34 Text | thing by nature has, and is able to express the true forms
35 Text | rhetoricians and dialecticians, and able to put the question (erotan),
36 Text | not presume that we are able to do so; but we are enquiring
37 Text | as I imagine, is the God able to infuse into his words.
38 Text | embraces and touches and is able to follow them, is wisdom.
39 Text | suppose that you will be able to analyse them in this
40 Text | Much less am I likely to be able.~SOCRATES: Shall we leave
41 Text | professor of languages should be able to give a very lucid explanation
42 Text | them, and no one would be able to determine which were
Critias
Part
43 Text | satisfied with the artist who is able in any degree to imitate
44 Text | indulgence before you will be able to take his place.~HERMOCRATES:
45 Text | world, and was therefore able in those days to support
46 Text | according to law, and is able to see into such things,
Crito
Part
47 Intro| which he might still be able to perform. ‘A rhetorician
48 Text | then they would also be able to do the greatest good—
49 Text | people to life, if they were able, as they are to put them
Euthydemus
Part
50 Intro| be studied, they are not able to arrive at any certain
51 Text | wiser; he would only be able to play with men, tripping
52 Text | inasmuch as they are more able to minister to the evil
53 Text | were a knowledge which was able to make men immortal, without
54 Text | compose speeches, but are able to use the speeches which
55 Text | they, I say, not being able to use but only to catch
56 Text | us blessed, and which is able to use that which it makes
57 Text | let me ask: Would you be able to know all things, if you
58 Text | Greek), ‘things visible and able to see,’ (Greek), ‘the speaking
59 Text | my own?~And would you be able, Socrates, to recognize
60 Text | power, and which you are able to use as you would desire,
61 Text | since they say that they are able to teach any one who will
Euthyphro
Part
62 Intro| are considered, are you able to show that your father
63 Text | else, and then I shall be able to say that such and such
64 Text | wealth of Tantalus, to be able to detain them and keep
65 Text | holiness, that I may be able to tell Meletus not to do
66 Text | and not every person is able to attend to them, but only
The First Alcibiades
Part
67 Pre | external evidence, we are able with equal certainty to
68 Intro| Alcibiades, ‘the man who is able to command in the city.’
69 Intro| mean to say, that he is able to command men living in
70 Text | power over you, if I am able to prove my own great value
71 Text | kinsman, nor any one is able to deliver into your hands
72 Text | by this time you must be able to tell.~ALCIBIADES: Indeed
73 Text | you are asked, not to be able to answer the question?
74 Text | ALCIBIADES: Why, are they not able to teach?~SOCRATES: They
75 Text | would the many still be able to inform us?~ALCIBIADES:
76 Text | are like—would the many be able to teach us?~ALCIBIADES:
77 Text | difficulty, and will not be able to show that you know the
78 Text | Socrates, whether I shall be able to discuss the matter with
79 Text | And is not the same person able to persuade one individual
80 Text | by the good those who are able to rule in the city.~SOCRATES:
81 Text | is the meaning of being able to rule over men who use
82 Text | difficult thing, which few are able to attain?~ALCIBIADES: At
83 Text | example, if he be sick and is able to do what he likes, not
Gorgias
Part
84 Intro| their elders, he will not be able to make them understand
85 Intro| desire in life is to be able to meet death. And I exhort
86 Intro| His meaning we shall be able to illustrate best by parallel
87 Text | are we to say that you are able to make other men rhetoricians?~
88 Text | And yet rhetoric makes men able to speak?~GORGIAS: Yes.~
89 Text | mentioning, also make men able to understand and speak
90 Text | himself, but for you who are able to speak and to persuade
91 Text | and even; and we shall be able to show that all the other
92 Text | gratification.~POLUS: And if able to gratify others, must
93 Text | by this time you will be able to follow)~as tiring : gymnastic :
94 Text | equal length; but if I am able to understand you, let me
95 Text | injustice? If you are not able to answer at once, ask yourself
96 Text | of men, and those who are able to get the better of them,
97 Text | wise, but also valiant and able to carry out their designs,
98 Text | desires about him, and to be able to live happily in the gratification
99 Text | so is the honour of being able to avert them in their several
100 Text | the disgrace of not being able to avert them. Am I not
101 Text | virtue, and will never be able to be perfectly friendly
102 Text | unassuming way. For he is able to reflect and is aware
103 Text | are living now, and better able to gratify the wishes of
104 Text | pupils, if he be really able to make them good—am I not
105 Text | that the physician would be able to reply when he found himself
106 Text | court. For I shall not be able to rehearse to the people
107 Text | say, that you will not be able to help yourself when the
108 Text | Greeks of our day, are not able to show that we ought to
109 Text | for we shall be better able to judge then. In our present
Ion
Part
110 Intro| judge of the good speaker is able to judge of the bad. And
111 Intro| rules of art ought to be able to judge of all poetry.’
112 Text | art; and I believe myself able to speak about Homer better
113 Text | prophet, would you not be able to interpret them when they
114 Text | or knowledge. If you were able to speak of him by rules
115 Text | art, you would have been able to speak of all other poets;
116 Text | harp or rhapsodes who was able to discourse of Olympus
117 Text | art of medicine was better able to judge of the propriety
118 Text | of the rhapsode be better able to judge whether these lines
119 Text | Since you, Socrates, are able to assign different passages
120 Text | art and knowledge you are able to praise Homer, you do
Laches
Part
121 Intro| himself; for he has never been able to pay the sophists for
122 Text | any advice which you are able to give. Moreover I have
123 Text | this day I have never been able to discover the art myself,
124 Text | really believe that they are able to educate a man; for unless
125 Text | some other thing, and were able to make the addition, then,
126 Text | this gift, and also were able to impart sight to the eyes,
127 Text | of sight, and should be able to advise how this gift
128 Text | we know we must surely be able to tell?~LACHES: Certainly.~
Laws
Book
129 1 | and will now be better able to understand what I was
130 1 | mutually observed, and was able to keep them friends.~Cleinias.
131 1 | which is lame of one leg, able only to meet attacks which
132 1 | from the right?~Cleinias. Able to meet both, I should say.~
133 1 | nearest home?~Megillus. I was able to tell you, Stranger, many
134 1 | slaves of those who are able to endure amid pleasures,
135 1 | commander of an army? Will he be able to command merely because
136 1 | they are good men who are able to rule themselves, and
137 1 | Law.~Cleinias. I am hardly able to follow you; proceed,
138 1 | hardly think that we shall be able to discover any such benefits
139 2 | is well educated will be able to sing and dance well?~
140 2 | dancing and music—he who is able to move his body and to
141 2 | contests for those who are able to awaken in us the memory
142 2 | not know what is true be able to distinguish what is good
143 2 | such an extent as to be able to follow the steps of the
144 2 | harmonies and rhythms, and be able to select what are suitable
145 2 | otherwise they will never be able to charm the souls of young
146 2 | time; he fancies that he is able to rule over himself and
147 3 | government? Will not a man be able to judge of it best from
148 3 | out of all this, we are able to discern what is well
149 3 | demonstrate as well as I am able to you who are my friends,
150 3 | irresponsible, who will be able to sustain the temptation
151 3 | at the time, and had been able to moderate the government
152 3 | man among them, who was able to give good counsel, he
153 3 | fitted to produce sturdy race able to live in the open air
154 4 | city ought to be easily able to imitate its enemies in
155 4 | case the artist would be able to pray rightly for certain
156 4 | hope that I may be better able to answer your question:
157 4 | invested with supreme power is able to order human affairs and
158 4 | any guide or ruler, but is able himself to be the guide
159 4 | then when, as far as he is able, he has gone through all
160 4 | instructing him as far as he is able, and he will not prescribe
161 4 | of the law, you will be able to arrive at a judgment
162 5 | boyhood, fancies that he is able to know everything, and
163 5 | Wherefore, also, he who is most able to avenge him is most zealous
164 5 | cause; and he who is most able is the genius and the god
165 5 | who is willing, yet is not able, may be allowed the second
166 5 | not of a noble spirit is able to accomplish this. As to
167 5 | be also a despot, may be able to effect; but the legislator,
168 5 | friendly spirit as far as he is able; and this dismissal of them
169 5 | much arithmetic as to be able to tell what number is most
170 5 | even God is said not to be able to fight against necessity.~
171 6 | right judgment, and may be able to select or reject men
172 6 | arbitrations, he will never be able to decide justly; wherefore
173 6 | agree; and if they are not able to come to an agreement
174 6 | time may introduce, and be able to add what is left imperfect
175 6 | Yet in marriage no one is able to see that the same result
176 6 | detail, and shall be better able to lay down the laws which
177 7 | food and drink, they are able to impart beauty and health
178 7 | houses, until they are well able to stand, and to take care
179 7 | Briareus he ought to be able with his hundred hands to
180 7 | and then a man will be able to propitiate the Gods,
181 7 | discussions, and we shall be able to give suitable regulations
182 7 | composition, that they might be able to distinguish good and
183 7 | But how will old man be able to attend to such great
184 7 | singing he is not altogether able to keep his body still;
185 7 | or hero to mankind, or able to take any serious thought
186 7 | for a thing ought to be able, when he thinks, to distinguish
187 7 | heaven, so far as to be able to offer sacrifices and
188 8 | they themselves are not able to get the better of the
189 8 | matter of love we may be able to enforce one of two things—
190 8 | foreigner, if he likes, and is able to settle, may dwell in
191 9 | understand our proposal, and be able in some way to judge whether
192 9 | speak, as far as we are able, of their various kinds.
193 9 | distinguish, as far as we are able, according to their nature
194 9 | that no man’s nature is able to know what is best for
195 9 | society; or knowing, always able and willing to do what is
196 9 | educated than ours would be able to determine, assigning
197 9 | are legislating to be best able to judge, and therefore
198 9 | harm, for no legislator is able to control chance. In such
199 10 | assume that there is a motion able to move other things, but
200 10 | that the motion which is able to move itself is ten thousand
201 10 | accordingly; or, if he be not able to say anything better,
202 10 | physician who is willing and able to cure some living thing
203 10 | who is both willing and able to take care, is like a
204 11 | by wants and desires, are able to hold out and observe
205 11 | if the parties are not able previously to come to terms
206 11 | be given to those who are able above other men to honour
207 11 | their number be, if they are able and willing to take charge
208 11 | matter, and if they are able to reconcile them they shall
209 12 | competing; and if they are not able, and he who hinders the
210 12 | further, will he ever be able to preserve that of which
211 12 | looking? The physician is able to tell his single aim in
212 12 | when you are asked are not able to tell. Can you, Megillus,
213 12 | respect, ought not only to be able to see the many aims, but
214 12 | anything, than the being able to look at one idea gathered
215 12 | truth about them, and to be able to interpret them in words,
216 12 | and institutions, is not able to give a reason of such
217 12 | dare say that I shall be able to find others who will
Lysis
Part
218 Intro| definition of friendship would be able to stand. In the course
219 Text | company, and then I shall be able to judge whether you know
220 Text | purport of them, that I may be able to judge of your mode of
221 Text | fair one.~Ctesippus will be able to tell you, he said; for
222 Text | with him, I may perhaps be able to show you how to converse
223 Text | another way, you will be able to follow me, and my own
224 Text | as yet we have not been able to discover what is a friend!~ >
Menexenus
Part
225 Pre | external evidence, we are able with equal certainty to
226 Text | SOCRATES: That I should be able to speak is no great wonder,
227 Text | MENEXENUS: And what would you be able to say if you had to speak?~
228 Text | SOCRATES: I ought to be able, for she taught me, and
229 Text | order that they might be able to tell the king that no
230 Text | this instance she was not able to hold out or keep her
231 Text | only a woman, should be able to compose such a speech;
Meno
Part
232 Intro| latent experience which he is able to use himself and is yet
233 Intro| clouds of glory,’ at any rate able to enter into the inheritance
234 Intro| conception, which Plato is able to attain, of the nature
235 Intro| the same time he is less able to observe facts, because
236 Text | all alike;—would you be able to answer?~MENO: I should.~
237 Text | Socrates, even now I am not able to follow you in the attempt
238 Text | afraid that I shall not be able to give you very many as
239 Text | desires the honourable, is able to provide it for himself;
240 Text | studied how they might be able to give a reason of their
241 Text | wonder that she should be able to call to remembrance all
242 Text | were they nevertheless able to teach others that which
243 Text | man, then they’ (who were able to perform this feat) ‘would
Parmenides
Part
244 Intro| of view from which he was able to answer them, is a groundless
245 Intro| more than he said, or was able to express. And, although
246 Intro| Few writers have ever been able to anticipate ‘the criticism
247 Text | thoroughly investigated them is able to teach them to others.~
Phaedo
Part
248 Intro| to the even. Thus we are able to proceed a step beyond ‘
249 Text | from that perception we are able to obtain a notion of some
250 Text | knowledge will or will not be able to render an account of
251 Text | think that every man is able to give an account of these
252 Text | be any one alive who is able to give an account of them
253 Text | will not find others better able to make the search.~The
254 Text | fears, as far as she is able; reflecting that when a
255 Text | one of you who is better able than myself answer him?
256 Text | confidence, unless he is able to prove that the soul is
257 Text | occasion. That he should be able to answer was nothing, but
258 Text | relaxation of the muscles, I am able to bend my limbs, and this
259 Text | me this, and I hope to be able to show you the nature of
260 Text | them) perhaps you may be able to arrive at the general
261 Text | I myself should never be able to prove, and even if I
262 Text | hitherto most of us had been able to control our sorrow; but
Phaedrus
Part
263 Intro| without him. When we are once able to imagine the intense power
264 Intro| practise without being able to say who were their instructors’—
265 Text | but to those who are best able to reward you; nor to the
266 Text | intelligence of universals, and be able to proceed from the many
267 Text | attendant of Zeus is better able to bear the winged god,
268 Text | imitates him, as far as he is able; and after the manner of
269 Text | beauties, that he will never be able to speak about anything
270 Text | be such an art, which is able to find a likeness of everything
271 Text | if I find any man who is able to see ‘a One and Many’
272 Text | patient who consults me to be able to do these things for himself’?~
273 Text | them in actual life, and be able to follow them with all
274 Text | characters of his hearers and is able to divide all things into
275 Text | in order that he may be able to say what is acceptable
276 Text | therein words which are able to help themselves and him
277 Text | writing or speaking, and is able to define them as they are,
278 Text | until in like manner he is able to discern the nature of
279 Text | and evil, and not to be able to distinguish the dream
Philebus
Part
280 Intro| respecting pleasure. Nor are we able to say how far Plato in
281 Intro| knowledge.~(7) We are now able to determine the composition
282 Intro| finite class. Again, we are able to define objects or ideas,
283 Intro| our feeble faculties are able to grasp it, still conveys
284 Intro| they in their turn may be able to undergo similar sufferings,
285 Text | pleasure for all who are able to partake of them, and
286 Text | but if neither of us were able to answer, the result methinks
287 Text | showed that if we are not able to tell the kinds of everything
288 Text | matter drop, if you are able and willing to find some
289 Text | calculation you would not be able to calculate on future pleasure,
290 Text | creature or thing that was able to live such a life; and
291 Text | them, perhaps I might be able to follow you.~SOCRATES:
292 Text | shall we not be better able to decide about the first
293 Text | pleasures, we shall not be able to determine the point at
294 Text | intelligence, and then we shall be able to say whether the science
295 Text | that way we shall be better able to judge.~SOCRATES: And
296 Text | SOCRATES: Then, if we are not able to hunt the good with one
Protagoras
Part
297 Text | inspired man; but I was not able to get into the inner circle,
298 Text | best manner, and he will be able to speak and act for the
299 Text | against the winter cold and able to resist the summer heat,
300 Text | child as soon as ever he is able to understand what is being
301 Text | else; if a man is better able than we are to promote virtue
302 Text | you say of yourself, are able to have discussions in shorter
303 Text | Prodicus, for he ought to be able to answer questions about
304 Text | who, because they are not able to converse or amuse one
305 Text | and then Socrates will be able to discourse with some one
306 Text | asking whether the strong are able, and I should say ‘Yes’;
307 Text | to wrestle are not more able to wrestle than those who
308 Text | how to wrestle, and more able after than before they had
309 Text | than in the other, that the able are strong, although I have
310 Text | admitted that the strong are able. For there is a difference
311 Text | or standard, you will be able to show us that standard.
312 Text | ask. And we shall not be able to reply ‘By pleasure,’
The Republic
Book
313 1 | you ought: If I were still able to go and see you I would
314 1 | think so. ~And who is best able to do good to his friends
315 1 | result is the just man most able to do harm to his enemy
316 1 | any kind of fighting best able to ward off a blow? ~Certainly. ~
317 1 | escaping from a disease is best able to create one? ~True. ~And
318 1 | guard of a camp who is best able to steal a march upon the
319 1 | first, and was therefore able to reply to him. ~Thrasymachus,
320 1 | hands. But you never will be able, never. ~And do you imagine,
321 1 | be an unjust man who is able to commit injustice either
322 1 | and because they are not able to commit the task of ruling
323 1 | rate those of them who are able to be perfectly unjust,
324 1 | advantage; but he would not be able. ~Whether he would or would
325 1 | he would or would not be able, I said, is not to the point.
326 2 | experience of both, not being able to avoid the one and obtain
327 2 | an agreement if he were able to resist; he would be mad
328 2 | he fails at any point, is able to recover himself. So let
329 2 | a false step he must be able to recover himself; he must
330 2 | should be someone who is able to disprove the truth of
331 2 | something truly divine in being able to argue as you have done
332 2 | see how our city will be able to supply this great demand:
333 3 | same person will hardly be able to play a serious part in
334 3 | youth, even before he is able to know the reason why;
335 3 | a master in dishonesty; able to take every crooked turn,
336 3 | order his life as to be able to do without a napping
337 3 | weaker sons;-if a man was not able to live in the ordinary
338 4 | Socrates, how our city will be able to go to war, especially
339 4 | not, I said, if he were able to run away and then turn
340 4 | that our athletes will be able to fight with two or three
341 4 | the nobler he is, the less able is he to feel indignant
342 5 | things, as far as they are able, women are to share with
343 5 | the ideal: if we are only able to discover how a city may
344 5 | and, perhaps, I may be able to fit answers to your questions
345 5 | State; then we shall be able to defend ourselves: There
346 5 | in some way or other be able to give you a satisfactory
347 5 | replied. ~Few are they who are able to attain to the sight of
348 5 | of absolute beauty and is able to distinguish the idea
349 5 | is that with which we are able to form an opinion. ~And
350 6 | as philosophers only are able to grasp the eternal and
351 6 | Whichever of the two are best able to guard the laws and institutions
352 6 | although in words he is not able to meet you at each step
353 6 | the name of sailor, pilot, able seaman, and abuse the other
354 6 | governed, to him who is able to govern. The ruler who
355 6 | aspirations, and fancy himself able to manage the affairs of
356 6 | fellows, but neither is he able singly to resist all their
357 6 | whether the soul will be able to endure the highest of
358 6 | order that the one may be able to hear and the other to
359 7 | said. ~And if they were able to converse with one another,
360 7 | dazzled, and he will not be able to see anything at all of
361 7 | Last of all he will be able to see the sun, and not
362 7 | who were therefore best able to draw conclusions as to
363 7 | he said, as far as I am able to understand you. ~Moreover,
364 7 | their education, will be able ministers of the State;
365 7 | educated, and you are better able to share in the double duty.
366 7 | light of the sun, but are able to perceive even with their
367 7 | I said, you will not be able to follow me here, though
368 7 | good? ~Until the person is able to abstract and define rationally
369 7 | line; or he will never be able to endure the great amount
370 7 | you will then be better able to find out the natural
371 7 | together, and they will be able to see the natural relationship
372 7 | to learn which of them is able to give up the use of sight
373 8 | we see them we shall be able to compare the relative
374 8 | the individual is clearly able to order for himself his
375 8 | and crafty natures who are able to provide for him all sorts
376 8 | he said; and he will be able to trust them best of all. ~
377 8 | may suffice, he will be able to diminish the taxes which
378 9 | mind, will fancy that he is able to rule, not only over men,
379 9 | community; or if they are able to speak, they turn informers
380 9 | of us all by one who is able to judge, and has dwelt
381 9 | assume that we ourselves are able and experienced judges and
382 9 | gain, we should then be able to fall back on a single
383 9 | tame and wild, which he is able to generate and metamorphose
384 9 | man, so that he who is not able to look within, and sees
385 10 | so. For this is he who is able to make not only vessels
386 10 | suppose that if a person were able to make the original as
387 10 | imitator-and if you are able to discern what pursuits
388 10 | if Homer had really been able to educate and improve mankind-if
389 10 | contemporaries: "You will never be able to manage either your own
390 10 | if they had really been able to make mankind virtuous?
391 10 | if peradventure he may be able to learn and may find someone
392 10 | someone who will make him able to learn and discern between
393 10 | these qualities he will be able to determine which is the
394 10 | the soul is immortal and able to endure every sort of
The Seventh Letter
Part
395 Text | taken place, he would be able to introduce the true life
396 Text | possible master of himself and able to gain faithful friends
397 Text | the barbarians, was not able to found them afresh and
398 Text | Not one of these was he able to work upon by persuasion,
399 Text | pleasures and are willing and able to be servants to the laws.
400 Text | topic-except for some few, who are able with a little teaching to
401 Text | for the year, I shall be able to write word of these things
402 Text | Dionysios that, if I am able to bring Heracleides before
The Sophist
Part
403 Intro| better than they are, and able to give an account of themselves.
404 Intro| by a great effort he is able to look down as ‘from a
405 Intro| of our own forging. To be able to place ourselves not only
406 Intro| meanings. Neither are we able to follow him in the play
407 Intro| great deal more than we are able to fill up, seems to be
408 Intro| attractive to him.~Neither are we able to say why of the common
409 Intro| unemployed. We may not be able to agree with him in assimilating
410 Text | beginning—Does he make them able to dispute about divine
411 Text | tremendous argufiers, and are able to impart their own skill
412 Text | not profess to make men able to dispute about law and
413 Text | art, but I am not as yet able to see in which of them
414 Text | Sophist, nor am I even now able to see clearly; verily he
415 Text | nothing is which they are not able to squeeze in their hands.~
416 Text | equally appear; and if we are able to see neither, there may
417 Text | who can divide rightly is able to see clearly one form
418 Text | order that if we are not able to apprehend with perfect
419 Text | difficulty, he should be able to follow and criticize
420 Text | STRANGER: Why, that we might be able to assert discourse to be
421 Text | one, Theaetetus, who is able to advance even a little
The Statesman
Part
422 Intro| law, because he is more able to deal with the infinite
423 Intro| conditions of his nature, and yet able to cope with them by divine
424 Intro| whether God or man, who is able to adapt himself to the
425 Text | in a private station is able to advise the ruler of a
426 Text | class, because you were able to call them by the common
427 Text | all moving things is alone able to move of himself; and
428 Text | any special power, and was able to contribute some special
429 Text | tale, and then we shall be able to get on. In the fulness
430 Text | easy syllables, and are able to tell them correctly.~
431 Text | nor again should he be able to rest contented with the
432 Text | one another, will not be able, in enacting for the general
433 Text | science, if he had been able to do this, would have imposed
434 Text | created by those who are able to govern in a similar spirit,
435 Text | intelligence and skill, are able to preserve them, and, as
436 Text | acting, as far as they are able, like the true Statesman?~
437 Text | great number of men are able to acquire a knowledge of
438 Text | of such authority, or is able and willing in the spirit
439 Text | to the science which is able to persuade?~YOUNG SOCRATES:
440 Text | And is the art which is able and knows how to advise
441 Text | rule over those who are able to act; the king ought to
The Symposium
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442 Intro| staggers in, and being drunk is able to tell of things which
443 Text | person speak: Is Agathon able to drink hard?~I am not
444 Text | include Socrates, who is able either to drink or to abstain,
445 Text | nor any other motive is able to implant so well as love.
446 Text | best physician is he who is able to separate fair love from
447 Text | not whether you will be able to attain. But I will do
448 Text | being you will never be able to find any likeness, however
Theaetetus
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449 Intro| very slight help which I am able to afford to your friend;
450 Intro| This common principle is able to compare them with one
451 Intro| is not deaf and dumb is able to express his thoughts—
452 Intro| knowledge of a waggon when he is able to enumerate the hundred
453 Intro| or we may know but not be able to explain;’ and many other
454 Intro| abstraction. But now that we are able to trace the gradual developement
455 Intro| words as symbols we are able to give a ‘local habitation
456 Intro| knowledge; when science is able to apply her tests, the
457 Intro| himself back as far as he is able to the condition of a rational
458 Intro| language, being neither able to win acceptance for the
459 Intro| in education. We may be able to add a good deal to them
460 Intro| study of it. Thus we are able to rehabilitate Psychology
461 Intro| whole are latent. But we are able to characterise them sufficiently
462 Intro| derives so much as he is able to comprehend or has the
463 Text | shall, for youth is always able to improve. And so having
464 Text | probably aware, who is still able to conceive and bear, attends
465 Text | and incantations they are able to arouse the pangs and
466 Text | the pangs which my art is able to arouse and to allay in
467 Text | help of God you will be able to tell.~THEAETETUS: At
468 Text | manner the Sophist who is able to train his pupils in this
469 Text | very slight help which I am able to offer to your old friend;
470 Text | is not Theaetetus better able to follow a philosophical
471 Text | who think that they are able to teach and able to rule.
472 Text | they are able to teach and able to rule. Now, in all this
473 Text | is that of the man who is able to do all this kind of service
474 Text | any other man was better able to judge what will be and
475 Text | not changed, we should be able to say what is the nature
476 Text | our friend Theaetetus is able to convince us that it is.~
477 Text | afraid that I shall not be able to comply with the request
478 Text | saline or not, you would be able to tell me what faculty
479 Text | world so clever as to be able to convince others of the
480 Text | not born deaf or dumb is able sooner or later to manifest
481 Text | of anything, he should be able to answer his questioner
Timaeus
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482 Intro| yesterday’s discourse, I was able to recall every word of
483 Intro| night. And now we shall be able to understand the nature
484 Intro| divine nature. God only is able to compound and resolve
485 Intro| wear out and are no longer able to assimilate food; and
486 Intro| physician or philosopher who was able to see the one in many has
487 Intro| not equally dangerous if able to escape through the pores,
488 Intro| six thousand years; he was able to speculate freely on the
489 Intro| they were relieved at being able to utter the thoughts of
490 Intro| the world, they must be able to conceive it.~To do justice
491 Intro| dominion over us, we are least able to perceive them. We recognize
492 Intro| of dialectic. He is never able to reconcile the first causes
493 Text | I myself should never be able to celebrate the city and
494 Text | chariot, because he was not able to drive them in the path
495 Text | the universe, we are not able to give notions which are
496 Text | reason of its excellence able to converse with itself,
497 Text | the earth, but might be able to get over the one and
498 Text | find support, and so be able to pass through all places,
499 Text | believe that you will be able to follow me, for your education
500 Text | beauty, and then we shall be able to say that we have sufficiently