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The Apology
Part
1 Intro| Plato is said to have been present at the defence (Apol.),
2 Intro| his master may have been present to the mind of Plato when
3 Intro| interrogating Meletus, who is present and can be interrogated. ‘
4 Intro| his life; neither will he present a spectacle of weeping children,
5 Text | Very many of those here present are witnesses to the truth
6 Text | shared by several who were present and heard me. So I left
7 Text | there is hardly a person present who would not have talked
8 Text | judges, Socrates, who are present in court.~What, do you mean
9 Text | father of Aeschines—he is present; and also there is Antiphon
10 Text | whose brother Plato is present; and Aeantodorus, who is
11 Text | his duty is, not to make a present of justice, but to give
Charmides
Part
12 Ded | wish to exchange it for the present one. I have therefore arranged
13 PreS | fact, not irrelevant to the present discussion, will show how
14 Text | he said, that you were present.~I was.~Then sit down, and
15 Text | matters at home—about the present state of philosophy, and
16 Text | mistaken there is no one present who could easily point out
17 Text | one who knows the past and present as well as the future, and
18 Text | knowledge of what past, present, or future thing? May I
Cratylus
Part
19 Intro| warrior); but the two words present the same idea of leader
20 Intro| nation, of the past and present, of the inward and outward,
21 Intro| interpreting the past by the present, and of substituting the
22 Intro| which they are reflected, present at every moment to the individual,
23 Intro| general reflections which the present state of philology calls
24 Intro| speaking or writing have we present to our minds the meaning
25 Intro| we quench our thirst are present: the whole draught may be
26 Intro| definite conclusions than at present. Like some other branches
27 Text | thought to be buried in our present life; or again the index
28 Text | now-a-days, because the present generation care for euphony
29 Text | desire of that which is not present but absent, and in another
30 Text | as imeros is to things present; eros (love) is so called
31 Text | notions of them. And in this present enquiry, let us say to ourselves,
32 Text | need hardly be disputed at present. But if I can assign names
33 Text | whether you abide by our present convention, or make a new
34 Text | leave the beginning as at present, and not reject the epsilon,
35 Text | give me a lesson; but at present, go into the country, as
Critias
Part
36 Intro| which is about their present number’ (Crit.), is evidently
37 Intro| is equal to that of the present military force. And so they
38 Text | caring little for their present state of life, and thinking
Crito
Part
39 Text | Crito:—whether, under my present circumstances, the argument
40 Text | are the subjects of our present consultation, ought we to
41 Text | speaking truly that in your present attempt you are going to
Euthydemus
Part
42 Intro| knowledge which exists at the present time, and based chiefly
43 Intro| of them has some beauty present with it. ‘And are you an
44 Intro| ox because you have an ox present with you?’ After a few more
45 Intro| reserved, and let no one be present at this exhibition who does
46 Text | favour on me and on every one present; for the fact is I and all
47 Text | if many good things were present with us?~He assented.~And
48 Text | mettle because Cleinias was present).~When you are silent, said
49 Text | beauty, but they have beauty present with each of them.~And are
50 Text | you an ox because an ox is present with you, or are you Dionysodorus,
51 Text | because Dionysodorus is present with you?~God forbid, I
52 Text | reason of one thing being present with another, will one thing
53 Text | audience, let him only be present who is willing to pay a
54 Text | think that if you had been present you would have been ashamed
Euthyphro
Part
55 Text | have leisure. But just at present I would rather hear from
The First Alcibiades
Part
56 Text | removed; I therefore here present myself before you, and I
57 Text | hope in which you are at present living: Before many days
58 Text | same feeling; if, in your present uneducated state, you were
59 Text | absent, and hearing was present in them.~ALCIBIADES: True.~
Gorgias
Part
60 Intro| statesmen, past as well as present, are included in the class
61 Intro| is ‘the only man of the present day who performs his public
62 Intro| fellow-men is, that we may present our souls undefiled to the
63 Intro| uncertainty in which we are at present. Let us follow in the way
64 Intro| to haunt the world at the present day (compare Charmides).
65 Intro| be, but of what is—of the present consequence of lowering
66 Intro| especially needed in the present age. For as the world has
67 Intro| whole. He lives not for the present, but for the future, and
68 Intro| statesmen past as well as present, not excepting the greatest
69 Intro| best imaginable world at present, Plato here, as in the Phaedo
70 Intro| another life may not have been present to his mind at all. Do we
71 Intro| of circumstances, past, present, or to come. He who has
72 Intro| temper of mind has already present with him eternal life; he
73 Intro| the ideal of them may be present to us, and the remembrance
74 Intro| to the mind, and make it present to us. They have also a
75 Intro| born in this world. Our present life is the result of the
76 Text | questions, Gorgias, as we are at present doing, and reserve for another
77 Text | or other of the young men present might desire to become your
78 Text | Chaerephon, although I have been present at many discussions, I doubt
79 Text | then, the inference in the present case clearly is, that if
80 Text | good because they have good present with them, as the beautiful
81 Text | are those who have beauty present with them?~CALLICLES: Yes.~
82 Text | were good because good was present with them, and the evil
83 Text | these pleasures or goods present to those who rejoice—if
84 Text | are good when goods are present with them?~CALLICLES: Yes.~
85 Text | pain have evil or sorrow present with them?~CALLICLES: Yes.~
86 Text | among the orators who are at present living.~SOCRATES: Well,
87 Text | good when some virtue is present in us or them? That, Callicles,
88 Text | have temperance and justice present with him and be happy, not
89 Text | that this was true of our present statesmen, but not true
90 Text | to be no better than our present ones; and therefore, if
91 Text | were a whit superior to our present statesmen, although I do
92 Text | death, which they possess at present: this power which they have
93 Text | and I consider how I shall present my soul whole and undefiled
94 Text | able to judge then. In our present condition we ought not to
Laches
Part
95 Intro| and evil of the past or present; that is to say, of all
96 Intro| from that of the past and present; in other words, true knowledge
97 Text | Most true.~SOCRATES: And at present we have in view some knowledge,
98 Text | let us go to them, and present them with gifts, or make
99 Text | give an account both of his present and past life; and when
100 Text | and fear is not of the present, nor of the past, but is
101 Text | the past, another of the present, a third of what is likely
102 Text | health equally in all times, present, past, and future; and one
103 Text | things, whether future, present, or past?~NICIAS: Yes, indeed
104 Text | of the future, but of the present and past, and of any time?~
105 Text | that is, according to your present view, courage is not only
106 Text | in contradiction with our present view?~NICIAS: That appears
107 Text | about these matters. For the present, let us make an end of the
Laws
Book
108 1 | be therefore left for the present. But I now quite understand
109 1 | Athenian. I will not at present determine whether he who
110 1 | years when no young man is present.~Cleinias. Exactly so, Stranger;
111 1 | As there are no young men present, and the legislator has
112 1 | itself and say nothing, at present, of victories and defeats.
113 1 | have never seen or been present at such a meeting when rightly
114 1 | leaving these matters for the present, and passing on to some
115 1 | ambiguous or ill–defined. At present, when we speak in terms
116 1 | which really bears on our present object.~Cleinias. Proceed.~
117 2 | and vice are originally present to them. As to wisdom and
118 2 | better than any which at present exist anywhere in the world.~
119 2 | compose in States at the present day? As far as I can observe,
120 2 | be an improvement on the present state of things?~Cleinias.
121 2 | seems to be implied in the present argument.~Athenian. And
122 2 | to make him mad; but our present doctrine, on the contrary,
123 3 | continued as they are at present ordered, how could any discovery
124 3 | them, and will publicly present such as they approve to
125 3 | settlements, and have been present at the foundation of a first,
126 3 | as good and full as the present, I would go a great way
127 3 | they are called, past and present, if we would analyse the
128 3 | consider, and what at the present moment has to be considered
129 3 | the Persians, and their present maladministration of their
130 4 | draw your recruits in the present enterprise?~Cleinias. They
131 4 | highest character at the present day is the Gortynian, and
132 4 | thing in nature. Whereas our present discussion seems to me to
133 4 | the musician, or, in the present instance, of the lawgiver.~
134 5 | imparted to them by the present style of admonition, which
135 5 | God will lessen, and that present evils he will change for
136 5 | to do this at once. Our present case, however, is peculiar.
137 5 | Following this method in the present instance, let us speak of
138 5 | consider further that the present number of families should
139 5 | in matters which are not present but future, he who exhibits
140 6 | by the invention of the present romance. I certainly should
141 6 | the Cnosians shall make a present to your colony, and you
142 6 | may be best managed under present circumstances; but in after–
143 6 | have commanded all to be present, in consequence of some
144 6 | and any one else may be present who pleases. If one man
145 6 | complete in every part. At present we have reached the election
146 6 | and I have to do at the present moment?~Cleinias. What have
147 6 | have leisure. But for the present, trusting to the mere assertion
148 6 | injured person, and he who is present and does not come to the
149 6 | relating either to future, present, or past marriages, shall
150 6 | regulations about marriage; but at present we are only describing these
151 6 | existed anywhere, but at present it does not. The institution
152 6 | happiness of the state. But at present, such is the unfortunate
153 7 | for I acknowledge that at present there is a want of clearness
154 7 | is what we must do in the present instance:—A strange discussion
155 7 | may throw light on our present perplexity.~Cleinias. Excellent,
156 7 | mind from what they are at present.~Cleinias. In what respect?~
157 7 | what respect?~Athenian. At present they think that their serious
158 7 | ancient tradition, and at the present day there are said to be
159 7 | carried into execution under present circumstances, nor as long
160 7 | which has opened out of our present discourse, and to be of
161 8 | of which you seem in the present discussion to have a peculiar
162 8 | an opportunity offers; at present, I think that we had better
163 8 | do no great good, for at present they are very well ordered.~
164 9 | term. And let him who was present in any of these cases and
165 9 | citizen, let any one who is present come to the rescue, or pay
166 10 | repeated already that on the present occasion there is no reason
167 10 | not attempt to judge at present of the highest things; and
168 10 | the two, with which our present enquiry is concerned.~Cleinias.
169 10 | human things. Now, that your present evil opinion may not grow
170 10 | about the great. For he was present and heard what was said,
171 10 | any one who happens to present shall give information to
172 11 | belonging to some one who is not present, whoever will offer sufficient
173 11 | command, any citizen who is present, not being less than thirty
174 11 | legislator, if he were alive and present, would not compel him to
175 11 | retaliating, let any elder who is present support the law, and control
176 12 | but speaking only of the present occasion. The crown of victory
177 12 | Helios and Apollo, and shall present to the God three men out
178 12 | with strangers shall as at present have power to give and receive
179 12 | another by force from being present at a trial, whether a principal
180 12 | sort of contest, from being present at the contest, let him
181 12 | is rightly to order the present, and to spend moderately
182 12 | over the city; none of the present company of legislators,
Lysis
Part
183 Text | for themselves), and when present have no use of one another?
184 Text | assimilated when others are present with them; and there are
185 Text | And yet whiteness would be present in them?~True.~But that
186 Text | at any rate not if our present view holds good.~But, oh!
187 Text | we do know, that in our present condition hunger may injure
Menexenus
Part
188 Text | escaped for a time. He who has present to his mind that conflict
Meno
Part
189 Intro| Meno, who happens to be present. He is asked ‘whether Meno
190 Intro| which shows that they are present to Plato’s mind, namely,
191 Intro| which does not divorce the present from the past, or the part
192 Text | you for one virtue, you present me with a swarm of them (
193 Text | He has.~SOCRATES: And at present these notions have just
Parmenides
Part
194 Intro| careful study of the piece; at present, his thoughts have another
195 Intro| one of seven who are here present (compare Philebus). This
196 Intro| whether past, future, or present, can be affirmed of one.
197 Intro| participation of being in present time, ‘to have been’ in
198 Intro| becoming it arrives at the present; and it is always older
199 Intro| younger, admits of all time, present, past, and future—was, is,
200 Intro| strict Eristic had been present, oios aner ei kai nun paren,
201 Intro| or at least not in their present form, if we had ‘interrogated’
202 Text | careful study of the piece; at present his thoughts run in another
203 Text | certainly do not see my way at present.~Yes, said Parmenides; and
204 Text | signifies a participation of present time?~Certainly.~And if
205 Text | divided; for it cannot be present with all the parts of being,
206 Text | opposed to each other and be present in that which is.~How could
207 Text | If, then, smallness is present in the one it will be present
208 Text | present in the one it will be present either in the whole or in
209 Text | participation of being in present time, and to have been is
210 Text | future, it cannot skip the present?~No.~And when it arrives
211 Text | And when it arrives at the present it stops from becoming older,
212 Text | never be reached by the present, for it is the nature of
213 Text | goes on, to touch both the present and the future, letting
214 Text | the future, letting go the present and seizing the future,
215 Text | becoming cannot skip the present; when it reaches the present
216 Text | present; when it reaches the present it ceases to become, and
217 Text | becoming older it reaches the present, ceases to become, and is
218 Text | becoming older it reaches the present?~Certainly.~But the present
219 Text | present?~Certainly.~But the present is always present with the
220 Text | But the present is always present with the one during all
221 Text | partake of the past, the present, and the future?~Of course
222 Text | in which the one is not present?~Very true.~And if we were
223 Text | that or other, or be past, present, or future. Nor can knowledge,
Phaedo
Part
224 Intro| last time. Those who were present, and those who might have
225 Intro| have been expected to be present, are mentioned by name.
226 Intro| conversation. There are present also, Hermogenes, from whom
227 Intro| led by the analogy of the present life, in which we see different
228 Intro| from the analogy of the present state of this world to another,
229 Intro| therefore, either in the present state of man or in the tendencies
230 Intro| wherever these qualities are present, whether in the human soul
231 Intro| the imperfection of our present state and yet of the progress
232 Intro| emotions. Phaedo is also present, the ‘beloved disciple’
233 Intro| Aeschines and Epigenes were present at the trial; Euclid and
234 Text | authorities forbid them to be present—so that he had no friends
235 Text | hardly believe that I was present at the death of a friend,
236 Text | moved.~ECHECRATES: Who were present?~PHAEDO: Of native Athenians
237 Text | of it; for they are never present to a man at the same instant,
238 Text | probably throw light on our present inquiry if you and I can
239 Text | in herself alone. In this present life, I reckon that we make
240 Text | might be troublesome under present at such a time.~Socrates
241 Text | that I do not regard my present situation as a misfortune,
242 Text | questions such as these in the present life. And yet I should deem
243 Text | between him and me at the present moment is merely this—that
244 Text | Cebes, as far as I see at present, I have nothing to add or
Phaedrus
Part
245 Intro| going before us and ever present to us in this world and
246 Intro| of one another was ever present to them, they would acknowledge
247 Intro| past and future than in the present. The difficulty was not
248 Intro| literature and the new was present to the mind of Aristophanes
249 Intro| and that at the end of the present century no writer of the
250 Intro| be truly answered that at present the training of teachers
251 Intro| judge of the future by the present. When more of our youth
252 Text | prefer any future love to his present, and will injure his old
253 Text | shall not merely regard present enjoyment, but also future
254 Text | evil, future as well as present, and has a release from
255 Text | the past and accept the present, and be gracious and merciful
256 Text | silver, is not the same thing present in the minds of all?~PHAEDRUS:
257 Text | which Licymnius made him a present; they were to give a polish.~
258 Text | But the writers of the present day, at whose feet you have
Philebus
Part
259 Intro| now concealed, but always present, are inserted a good many
260 Intro| is not necessary for his present purpose. He is saying in
261 Intro| they are wanted, but at present we can do without them.
262 Intro| may represent either past, present, or future. And, representing
263 Intro| Leaving his denial for the present, Socrates proceeds to show
264 Intro| over them. All of these present a certain aspect of moral
265 Intro| order. To such a view the present mixed state of the world,
266 Text | class, and will be found to present great differences. But even
267 Text | However, I will not at present claim the first place for
268 Text | tedious business, and just at present not at all an easy one.
269 Text | SOCRATES: Not, I think, at present; but if I want a fifth at
270 Text | replenishment, of which he has no present or past experience?~PROTARCHUS:
271 Text | only in relation to the present and the past, or in relation
272 Text | relate to the past and present only, and not to the future?~
273 Text | existence either in the past, present, or future?~PROTARCHUS:
274 Text | continue the enquiry; for the present I would rather show by another
275 Text | all these cases. But at present I would rather sail in another
276 Text | Yes, my friend, but at present we are enumerating only
277 Text | in either of them, I may present the pure element for judgment,
278 Text | are like these two and are present everywhere.~PROTARCHUS:
279 Text | unseemly, at any time, past, present, or future.~SOCRATES: Right.~
Protagoras
Part
280 Intro| knowledge of pleasures and pains present and future? These propositions
281 Text | quite forgot that he was present.~COMPANION: What is the
282 Text | many: there is no one here present of whom I might not be the
283 Text | said, for those who are present at such discussions ought
284 Text | All of you who are here present I reckon to be kinsmen and
285 Text | but at some other time. At present we must abide by the compact
286 Text | Having regard not only to my present answer, but also to the
287 Text | at some future time; at present we had better turn to something
The Republic
Book
288 1 | property below what it is at present; and I shall be satisfied
289 1 | as to obtain office is at present; then we should have plain
290 1 | be further discussed at present; but when Thrasymachus says
291 2 | as if he were no longer present. He was astonished at this,
292 2 | would be an impiety in being present when justice is evil spoken
293 2 | uttered the strain, he who was present at the banquet, and who
294 3 | answer this question at present, my friend. ~Why not? ~Because,
295 3 | of events, either past, present, or to come? ~Certainly,
296 3 | Asclepius did not practise our present system of medicine, which
297 3 | believe in it? ~Not in the present generation, he replied;
298 4 | the two is the happier. At present, I take it, we are fashioning
299 4 | examination further, but at present we are seeking, not for
300 4 | and as far as I can at present see, the virtue of temperance
301 5 | indeed, he said: according to present notions the proposal would
302 5 | practice, which prevails at present, is in reality a violation
303 5 | music and gymnastics, when present in such a manner as we have
304 5 | question of possibility at present. Assuming therefore the
305 5 | question, but that, as at present divided, we would make our
306 5 | prisoner may as well be made a present of to his enemies; he is
307 5 | which is the cause of their present maladministration, and what
308 6 | ruled by him; although the present governors of mankind are
309 6 | greatly at variance with present notions of him? ~Certainly,
310 6 | you ignorant that, in the present evil state of governments,
311 6 | spirit. ~In what manner? ~At present, I said, the students of
312 6 | ages of the past, or at the present hour in some foreign clime
313 6 | sweet sirs, let us not at present ask what is the actual nature
314 6 | to see; color being also present in them, still unless there
315 7 | after the fashion of our present rulers of State. ~Yes, my
316 7 | some contradiction always present, and one is the reverse
317 7 | work infinitely beyond our present astronomers. ~Yes, I said;
318 7 | natural gifts. ~The mistake at present is that those who study
319 7 | than she has to endure at present. ~That would not be creditable. ~
320 7 | despising the honors of this present world which they deem mean
321 8 | be greatly lessened. ~At present the governors, induced by
322 9 | unknown, whether in past, present, or future: when again he
323 9 | place with him, and been present at his daily life and known
324 9 | suppose, as you perhaps may at present, that pleasure is only the
325 10 | way from that in which, at present, the wicked receive death
326 10 | concerning her as she appears at present, but we must remember also
327 10 | which she takes in this present life I think that we have
328 10 | by gods and men in this present life, in addition to the
329 10 | He mentioned that he was present when one of the spirits
330 10 | the past, Clotho of the present, Atropos of the future;
331 10 | more lives than the souls present, and they were of all sorts.
The Second Alcibiades
Part
332 Text | have done, beg that his present evils might be averted,
333 Text | petition. And yet up to the present time they have not been
334 Text | between good and evil. At present, I fear, this is beyond
The Seventh Letter
Part
335 Text | from the beginning. For the present is a suitable opportunity.~
336 Text | your acts should be in the present position of affairs; afterwards,
337 Text | empire in safety down to the present time.~Again, to give another
338 Text | inviting me to deal with the present situation.~I, an Athenian
339 Text | clearer with regard to my present subject. There is an argument
340 Text | it seems suitable to the present occasion.~For everything
341 Text | conditions remain for the present year, and at the next season
342 Text | Theodotes said, “Plato, you were present yesterday during the promises
343 Text | the incidents. If in this present account of them they appear
344 Text | of the circumstances, the present statement is adequate and
The Sophist
Part
345 Intro| slippery things; but for the present let us assume the resemblance
346 Intro| other.~Leaving them for the present, let us enquire what we
347 Intro| opinion.~The latter is our present concern, for the Sophist
348 Intro| has become awakened. The present has been the past. The succession
349 Intro| iii) Whether regarded as present or past, under the form
350 Intro| reverting to a time when our present distinctions of thought
351 Intro| vision of what is near and present to us.~To Hegel, as to the
352 Intro| physical science, which at present occupies so large a share
353 Text | SOCRATES: Any one of the present company will respond kindly
354 Text | in a discussion; for at present we are only agreed about
355 Text | has been discovered in the present argument; and let this be
356 Text | think that I understand your present question.~STRANGER: I ask
357 Text | consider the points which at present are regarded as self-evident,
358 Text | not-being,’ which is our present subject of dispute; and
359 Text | surely that which may be present or may be absent will be
360 Text | our minds; but, for the present, this may be regarded as
361 Text | and soul and mind are not present with perfect being? Can
362 Text | within the scope of the present enquiry, if peradventure
363 Text | and if any one denies our present statement [viz., that being
364 Text | definition. But as touching our present account of not-being, let
365 Text | STRANGER: The former is our present concern, for the Sophist
The Statesman
Part
366 Intro| reign of Cronos, or our present state of existence?’ No,
367 Intro| discussion about the Sophist. At present I am content with the indirect
368 Intro| or that which men live at present, is the better of the two.
369 Intro| law, in order that he may present to himself the more familiar
370 Intro| primitive times, or at the present day among eastern rulers.
371 Text | and, although I cannot at present entirely explain myself,
372 Text | which is at this moment present in my mind, clearer to us
373 Text | life does not belong to the present cycle of the world, but
374 Text | Socrates; the character of our present life, which is said to be
375 Text | until attaining to the present order. From God, the constructor,
376 Text | world turned towards the present cycle of generation, the
377 Text | king and statesman of the present cycle and generation, we
378 Text | parts, with a view to our present purpose.~YOUNG SOCRATES:
379 Text | We shall find from our present point of view that the greatest
380 Text | ever to see daylight in the present enquiry.~YOUNG SOCRATES:
381 Text | supposed, according to our present view, to rule on some scientific
382 Text | consideration which is beside our present purpose, and yet having
383 Text | yourself before now, or been present when others praised them.~
384 Text | which are the subject of the present enquiry.~YOUNG SOCRATES:
The Symposium
Part
385 Intro| Although he had not been present himself, he had heard them
386 Intro| barefooted, and who had been present at the time. ‘Would you
387 Intro| not of the olden time, but present and youthful ever. The speech
388 Intro| continental nations at the present time, in modes of salutation.
389 Intro| history. He seems to have been present to the mind of Plato in
390 Text | tell me, he said, were you present at this meeting?~Your informant,
391 Text | shall be the judge; but at present you are better occupied
392 Text | also I think that at the present moment we who are here assembled
393 Text | may be, for they are both present.~The course of the seasons
394 Text | nature was not like the present, but different. The sexes
395 Text | happens in this world at present. I am serious, and therefore
396 Text | the next degree and under present circumstances must be the
397 Text | hear him talk; but just at present I must not forget the encomium
398 Text | desires that what he has at present may be preserved to him
399 Text | which is future and not present, and which he has not, and
400 Text | beautiful which is ever present to his memory, even when
401 Text | Alcibiades; but for the present I will defer your chastisement.
402 Text | times when there was no one present; I fancied that I might
Theaetetus
Part
403 Intro| under this character he is present throughout the dialogue.
404 Intro| thoughts which are always present to him, and to discourse
405 Intro| measure not only of the present and past, but of the future;
406 Intro| rest in the Sophist; but at present he does not wish to be diverted
407 Intro| comparing within her past, present, and future. For example;
408 Intro| and forgetting need not at present be considered); and in thinking
409 Intro| which the judges were not present; he can only persuade them,
410 Intro| sight, and nevertheless present to the mind of Aristotle
411 Intro| belong to all times—past, present, and future. Any worthy
412 Intro| But sensation is of the present only, is isolated, is and
413 Intro| end. We speak of a past, present, and future, and again the
414 Intro| suppose that numerous images present themselves to the mind,
415 Intro| impression of external objects present with us or just absent from
416 Intro| whereas in us language is ever present—even in the infant the latent
417 Intro| or imagination of it is present to him. At first in every
418 Intro| way, for recollection is present in sight as well as sight
419 Intro| wandering through space, present in the room in which he
420 Intro| interest for us and is always present to us, and of which we carry
421 Intro| For of all the phenomena present to the human mind they seem
422 Intro| thought, although thought is present in both of them. Hence the
423 Intro| impart a notion already present to us; in Plato’s words,
424 Intro| the whole, is perhaps at present the most important element
425 Text | as far as I can see at present, knowledge is perception.~
426 Text | that the thoughts which are present to our minds at the time
427 Text | future as well as to the present; and has he the criterion
428 Text | is in preparation; for of present or past pleasure we are
429 Text | states of feeling, which are present to a man, and out of which
430 Text | herself things past and present with the future.~SOCRATES:
431 Text | THEAETETUS: Yes, according to my present view.~SOCRATES: Is it still
432 Text | have nothing to do with our present question.~THEAETETUS: There
433 Text | understand you better; but at present I am unable to follow you.~
434 Text | therefore, perception is present to one of the seals or impressions
435 Text | perception on the one which is present, in any case of this sort
436 Text | O that such an one were present! for he would have told
437 Text | that, having knowledge present with him in his mind, he
438 Text | I am satisfied with the present statement.~SOCRATES: Which
439 Text | therefore, according to our present view, a syllable must surely
440 Text | be all the better for the present investigation, and if not,
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441 Intro| the Neo-Platonists. In the present day we are well aware that
442 Intro| expressly connected; was ever present to his mind. But, if he
443 Intro| greater divisions of past, present, and future. These all apply
444 Intro| however, is an after-stage—at present, we are only concerned with
445 Intro| cannot discover them by our present mode of enquiry. But as
446 Intro| impalpable aether, were always present to them.~The great source
447 Intro| numbers and figures which were present to the mind’s eye became
448 Intro| state, seemed to afford a ‘present witness’ of them—what would
449 Intro| of nature would have been present to the mind of the early
450 Intro| revolution of the heavens was present to his mind. Hence we need
451 Intro| quantitative, which is at present verified to a certain extent
452 Intro| instrument of thought is ever present to his mind. Both Philolaus
453 Intro| out of the dulness of the present into the romance of the
454 Intro| gather a few flowers and present them at parting to the reader.
455 Text | is rather that the poets present as well as past are no better—
456 Text | intelligence could not be present in anything which was devoid
457 Text | they deserve, but not at present.~Now, when all the stars
458 Text | however, is a later stage; at present we must treat more exactly
459 Text | discussion which we are at present employing. Do not imagine,
460 Text | the several elements never present themselves in the same form,
461 Text | hereafter investigate. For the present we have only to conceive
462 Text | must we interpolate in our present long discourse a digression
463 Text | this man or that, of past, present or future good and evil,
464 Text | tender flesh when air is present, if inflated and encased
465 Text | before mankind, both for the present and the future.~Thus our