The Apology
    Part
  1 Intro|   chronicler of facts; he does not appear in any of his writings to
  2 Intro|       heaven; and making the worse appear the better cause, and teaching
  3 Intro|      divinities.’ These last words appear to have been the actual
  4 Intro|      opportunity still for them to appear. But their fathers and brothers
  5 Intro|           fathers and brothers all appear in court (including ‘this’
  6 Intro|         has troubled them, if they appear to prefer riches to virtue,
  7 Intro|          men.’ He would rather not appear insolent, if he could avoid
  8 Intro|         the Sophists is allowed to appear. He is poor and they are
  9 Text |          great speaker, did indeed appear to me most shameless—unless
 10 Text |        beneath, and made the worse appear the better cause. The disseminators
 11 Text |             and he makes the worse appear the better cause; and he
 12 Text |       myself, Go I must to all who appear to know, and find out the
 13 Text |            order that they may not appear to be at a loss, they repeat
 14 Text |         gods, and making the worse appear the better cause; for they
 15 Text |        them. For he certainly does appear to me to contradict himself


Charmides
    Part
 16 PreF |            internal evidence; they appear to me to lay too much stress
 17 PreS |           genuineness. And as they appear to have a common parentage,
 18 PreS |            these and similar terms appear to express the same truths
 19 Text |           almost all young persons appear to be beautiful in my eyes.
 20 Text |          the quiet actions in life appear to be better than the quick
 21 Text |            is nigh at hand,’ would appear to have so misunderstood


Cratylus
    Part
 22 Intro|           of the whole, such as we appear to find in a Greek temple
 23 Intro|          truth may be permitted to appear: 2. as Benfey remarks, an
 24 Intro|         There may, at first sight, appear to be some irreverence in
 25 Intro|         influence over them. Words appear to be isolated, but they
 26 Intro|            some other points which appear to be still in dispute.
 27 Intro|       writing, tautology begins to appear. In like manner when language
 28 Text |           things are to me as they appear to me, and that they are
 29 Text |            they are to you as they appear to you. Do you agree with
 30 Text |            that things are as they appear to any one, how can some
 31 Text |            be disguised until they appear different to the ignorant
 32 Text |         beneath. People in general appear to imagine that the term
 33 Text |            words eniautos and etos appear to be the same,— ‘that which
 34 Text |         with that now in use would appear to us to be a barbarous
 35 Text |         his colours as his figures appear to require them; and so,
 36 Text |            so find expression, may appear ridiculous, Hermogenes,
 37 Text |            lord of the people, You appear to have spoken in all things
 38 Text |          mind.’~And you, Socrates, appear to me to be an oracle, and
 39 Text |          sort, for all such things appear to be in a flux; but let


Critias
    Part
 40 Intro|          with as they successively appear on the scene.~In the beginning
 41 Text |           know that my request may appear to be somewhat ambitious
 42 Text |      existed, as they successively appear on the scene; but I must


Crito
    Part
 43 Text |     nurture and education. But you appear to be choosing the easier


Euthydemus
    Part
 44 Intro|        hovering in the air as they appear from the point of view of
 45 Intro|   fallacies which are noted by him appear trifling to us now, but
 46 Intro|        directed. Most of the jests appear to have a serious meaning;
 47 Text |     earnest their full beauty will appear: let us then beg and entreat
 48 Text |       whenever I meet them, always appear to me to be very extraordinary
 49 Text |           Indeed, Socrates, you do appear to have got into a great
 50 Text |            your omniscient brother appear to you to have made a mistake?~
 51 Text |           others. And though I may appear ridiculous in venturing


Euthyphro
    Part
 52 Text |         kind to be loved. Thus you appear to me, Euthyphro, when I


The First Alcibiades
    Part
 53 Pre  |           upon these principles we appear to arrive at the conclusion
 54 Pre  |     Aristotle.~The dialogues which appear to have the next claim to
 55 Pre  |            Lesser Hippias does not appear to contain anything beyond
 56 Text |       statesmen, all but a few, do appear to be quite uneducated.~
 57 Text |      belong to the things of self, appear all to be the business of


Gorgias
    Part
 58 Intro|      aspects of life and knowledge appear to be the two leading ideas
 59 Intro|         The true and false finally appear before the judgment-seat
 60 Intro|          to the paradoxes, as they appear to him, of Socrates with
 61 Intro|            or almost all desire to appear better than they are, that
 62 Intro|            be what they would fain appear in the eyes of their fellow-men.
 63 Intro|            Sixth Aeneid of Virgil, appear to contain reminiscences
 64 Text |            Then rhetoric, as would appear, is the artificer of a persuasion
 65 Text |         there are many persons who appear to be in good health, and
 66 Text |         you mean.~SOCRATES: Do men appear to you to will that which
 67 Text |           the painfulness does not appear to me to follow from your
 68 Text |         are we not doing, as would appear, in everything the opposite
 69 Text |       flute-playing? Does not that appear to be an art which seeks
 70 Text |        states? Do the rhetoricians appear to you always to aim at
 71 Text |         more than you can, and not appear ridiculous. This is my position
 72 Text |           SOCRATES: Then, as would appear, power and art have to be
 73 Text |            words, Socrates, always appear to me to be good words;
 74 Text |          capital wine;—to me these appear to be the exact parallel
 75 Text |          me whether there does not appear to you to be a great inconsistency
 76 Text |           insult.~Perhaps this may appear to you to be only an old


Ion
    Part
 77 Intro|        truths are allowed dimly to appear.~The elements of a true


Laches
    Part
 78 Intro|         some points of difference, appear in the Laches when compared
 79 Intro|          of courage are allowed to appear: (1) That courage is moral
 80 Text |            practised the art, they appear to be a most unfortunate
 81 Text |         consequence. You certainly appear to me very like the rest


Laws
    Book
 82 1    |          conquerors.~Athenian. You appear to me, Stranger, to have
 83 1    |           they relate to pleasure, appear to me to be the best in
 84 1    |        have done the Locrians, who appear to be the best–governed
 85 1    |            For drinking indeed may appear to be a slight matter, and
 86 2    |            tell you: Long ago they appear to have recognized the very
 87 2    |        produce this effect, chants appear to have been invented, which
 88 2    |       Athenian. Then now, as would appear, we are making the discovery
 89 3    |           former destruction would appear to have come over them,
 90 3    |           does this sort of praise appear just: First, in reference
 91 3    |           for the legislator which appear not to be always the same;
 92 4    |  legislator must from time to time appear on the scene?~Cleinias.
 93 4    |          And yet legislators never appear to have considered that
 94 5    |         then, the legislator shall appear and address us:—”O my friends,”
 95 6    |            injury; but if he shall appear to deserve a greater penalty,
 96 6    |          not a woman be allowed to appear abroad, or receive honour,
 97 6    |          and for a woman, if there appear any need to make use of
 98 7    | discontented and ungracious nature appear to you to be full of lamentations
 99 7    |         with ordinary women, would appear to be like men. Let him
100 7    |           inspired by Heaven, they appear to me to be quite like a
101 7    |            these matters; to me we appear to be more like pigs than
102 8    |    practising with one another may appear to some ridiculous, abstain
103 8    |         summon the runner;—he will appear armed, for to an unarmed
104 8    |          if any of the magistrates appear to adjudge the penalties
105 10   |  accordance with right reason, you appear to me to maintain, and I
106 10   |             my safest answer would appear to be as follows:—Some one
107 11   |         first in virtue; and if he appear to throw dirt upon his father’
108 11   |            And if magistrate shall appear to have wronged the orphan
109 12   |          of the world is likely to appear ruthless and uncivilized;
110 12   |       kinds of knowledge which may appear to be of use and will throw
111 12   |        those who have been invited appear to be unworthy, the whole
112 12   |           if on his return home he appear to have been corrupted,
113 12   |          put in and parties are to appear—of these and other things
114 12   |           Athenian. Then, as would appear, we must compel the guardians


Lysis
    Part
115 Intro|            perplexity. Two notions appear to be struggling or balancing
116 Intro|          logic. Some higher truths appear through the mist. The manner
117 Text |         you have no good, as would appear, out of their great possessions,
118 Text |         And everything in which we appear to him to be wiser than
119 Text |          white, or would they only appear to be white?~They would
120 Text |          be white?~They would only appear to be white, he replied.~
121 Text |       desire, and friendship would appear to be of the natural or


Menexenus
    Part
122 Pre  |           upon these principles we appear to arrive at the conclusion
123 Pre  |     Aristotle.~The dialogues which appear to have the next claim to
124 Pre  |            Lesser Hippias does not appear to contain anything beyond
125 Text |     offices and power to those who appear to be most deserving of
126 Text |           a base and cowardly man, appear comely, but the reverse


Meno
    Part
127 Text |           definition, virtue would appear to be the power of attaining
128 Text |           part of virtue, as would appear, must accompany the acquisition,
129 Text |          Athenian people certainly appear to think, for they choose


Parmenides
    Part
130 Intro|     irreconcilable. Nor does there appear to me to be any absurdity
131 Intro|         the mention will, perhaps, appear laughable: of hair, mud,
132 Intro|            believe, only what they appear to be: though I am sometimes
133 Intro|            to admit this. But they appear to him, as he says in the
134 Intro|       hypotheses of others, it may appear presumptuous to add another
135 Intro|         and the least of them will appear large and manifold in comparison
136 Intro|            them; neither will they appear to be one or many; because
137 Intro|            others neither are, nor appear to be one or many, like
138 Intro|      another, are and are not, and appear to be and appear not to
139 Intro|          not, and appear to be and appear not to be, in all manner
140 Intro|          theological controversies appear to hinge, which would not
141 Text |        like these are such as they appear to us, and I am afraid that
142 Text |        greatness arise, which will appear to be the source of all
143 Text |          Once more, then, as would appear, the one will be in number
144 Text |             The one then, as would appear, becomes and is destroyed
145 Text |          the first place, as would appear, there is a knowledge of
146 Text |            not, partakes, as would appear, of greatness and smallness
147 Text |          Certainly.~Then, as would appear, the one, when it is not,
148 Text |           not?~Yes.~And there will appear to be a least among them;
149 Text |            each of the others must appear to be infinite and finite,
150 Text |           must.~Then will they not appear to be like and unlike?~In
151 Text |        Just as in a picture things appear to be all one to a person
152 Text |            you approach them, they appear to be many and different;
153 Text |          And so must the particles appear to be like and unlike themselves
154 Text |          They are not.~Nor do they appear either as one or many.~Why
155 Text |         the others neither are nor appear to be any of these, if one
156 Text |          way, are and are not, and appear to be and appear not to
157 Text |          not, and appear to be and appear not to be.~Most true.~THE


Phaedo
    Part
158 Intro|  explaining how opposite ideas may appear to co-exist but do not really
159 Intro|       removes.~Thus all objections appear to be finally silenced.
160 Intro|       method of ideas, which to us appear only abstract terms,—these
161 Text |        which he is now making does appear to me to have some force.
162 Text |    founders of the mysteries would appear to have had a real meaning,
163 Text |            pieces of wood or stone appear at one time equal, and at
164 Text |        mortal? Does not the divine appear to you to be that which
165 Text |            argument does certainly appear to me, Socrates, to be not
166 Text |           Socrates proceed? Did he appear to share the unpleasant
167 Text |           head; or one horse would appear to be greater than another
168 Text |           principles, even if they appear certain, should be carefully
169 Text |          point of view does indeed appear to be awful. If death had
170 Text |      piously or not. And those who appear to have lived neither well
171 Text |         his deserts. But those who appear to be incurable by reason


Phaedrus
    Part
172 Intro|    enchantment, which makes things appear good and evil, like and
173 Intro|      others. Nor does the dialogue appear to be a style of composition
174 Intro|            single idea, this would appear on the face of the dialogue,
175 Intro|        discord a harmony begins to appear; there are many links of
176 Intro|          not often make ‘the worse appear the better cause;’ and do
177 Intro|            acknowledged, they will appear to be the dreams of a poet
178 Intro|          and originality or genius appear to suffer a partial eclipse,
179 Text |          you do not think me, as I appear to myself, inspired?~PHAEDRUS:
180 Text |        wonder, if, as I proceed, I appear to be in a divine fury,
181 Text |           Lysias, and that he will appear tame in comparison, even
182 Text |           arm of the Nile. And you appear to be equally unaware of
183 Text |           will make the same thing appear to the same persons to be
184 Text |           he makes the same things appear to his hearers like and
185 Text |           argument make the little appear great and the great little,
186 Text |         learned nothing; they will appear to be omniscient and will


Philebus
    Part
187 Intro|           to the sciences does not appear; though dialectic may be
188 Intro|          as end, good, cause, they appear almost to meet in one, or
189 Intro|        states, which although they appear pleasureable or painful
190 Intro|     professors, it would certainly appear inferior to none as a rule
191 Intro|          of logic are beginning to appear, but they are not collected
192 Text |            to think, but this will appear more clearly as we proceed.~
193 Text |            to them would she still appear as fair as before.~SOCRATES:
194 Text |        know whether such things as appear to us to admit of more or
195 Text |         are combined, a third will appear.~PROTARCHUS: What do you
196 Text |            empty desires, as would appear, the opposite of what he
197 Text |          comparison; the pleasures appear to be greater and more vehement
198 Text |           element which makes them appear to be greater or less than
199 Text |         which have great power and appear in many forms, yet are intermingled
200 Text |        That is certainly what they appear to think.~SOCRATES: And
201 Text |           sort of test, let us not appear to be too sparing of mind
202 Text |           pleasures of love, which appear to be the greatest, perjury


Protagoras
    Part
203 Intro|          of civilized mankind will appear virtuous and just, if we
204 Intro|       great personage’ is about to appear on the stage; perhaps with
205 Intro|            the second. Nor does he appear at any disadvantage when
206 Intro|     paradox and the solution of it appear to have been retracted.
207 Text |           not ashamed at having to appear before the Hellenes in the
208 Text |         sooner does this foreigner appear, than you instantly commit
209 Text |  extraordinary their conduct would appear to be. For we have shown
210 Text |         laws and humanities, would appear to be a just man and a master
211 Text |         view.~Well, I said, as you appear to have a difficulty about
212 Text |            are in many things, you appear to know nothing of this;
213 Text |            not the same magnitudes appear larger to your sight when


The Republic
    Book
214 1    |          if they are not, but only appear to be so to the person who
215 1    |      Thrasymachus, and do I really appear to you to argue like an
216 1    |    importance of the inquiry? ~You appear rather, I replied, to have
217 1    |     discretion. ~And do the unjust appear to you to be wise and good? ~
218 2    |       power to be unjust will best appear if we imagine something
219 2    |           injustice, first as they appear in the State, and secondly
220 2    |       magician, and of a nature to appear insidiously now in one shape,
221 2    |            make us think that they appear in various forms? ~Perhaps,
222 3    |            in youth good men often appear to be simple, and are easily
223 4    |       barbarians, though many that appear to be as great and many
224 4    |        mean, I replied, that there appear to be as many forms of the
225 5    |            out, being unusual, may appear ridiculous. ~No doubt of
226 5    |            the male and female sex appear to differ in their fitness
227 5    |        which womankind does really appear to be great, and in which
228 5    |         how wicked does the strife appear! No true lover of his country
229 5    |            all sorts of lights and appear many? Very true. ~And this
230 5    |           that sort of thing would appear also to lie in the interval
231 6    |           all their former notions appear to be turned upside down.
232 6    |            and they will no longer appear strange to you. ~And how
233 6    |            end of which they would appear; but that we could add on
234 6    |             in order that they may appear in their full beauty and
235 6    |       perfectly and the visible to appear? ~You mean the sun, as you
236 6    |         those who contemplate them appear to you not to exercise the
237 7    |           various materials, which appear over the wall? Some of them
238 7    |            number? ~Yes. ~And they appear to lead the mind toward
239 7    |          astronomy into philosophy appear to me to make us look downward,
240 8    |        characters of mankind, will appear to be the fairest of States. ~
241 9    |           Will you tell me? ~There appear to be three pleasures, one
242 10   |           two, a third would still appear behind them which both of
243 10   |             As they are or as they appear? you have still to determine
244 10   |          of view, and the bed will appear different, but there is
245 10   |        True. ~And the same objects appear straight when looked at
246 10   |        therefore we would have her appear at her best and truest;
247 10   |           that the just man should appear unjust and the unjust just:


The Second Alcibiades
    Part
248 Text |            about to consult should appear to you, and, in anticipation
249 Text |         the cause, since, as would appear, through ignorance we not
250 Text |           the contrary, if the act appear to you unfit even to be
251 Text |    ignorance is bad then, it would appear, which is of the best and
252 Text |            which will also perhaps appear strange to you, if you will
253 Text |         clear to you). (Some words appear to have dropped out here.)
254 Text |        shrine you are going should appear at this moment, and ask


The Seventh Letter
    Part
255 Text |      myself, lest I might some day appear to myself wholly and solely
256 Text |         his country. If she should appear to him to be following a
257 Text |           in replies to questions, appear to most of his hearers to
258 Text |       present account of them they appear to anyone more intelligible,


The Sophist
    Part
259 Intro|       cadence of the Laws begin to appear; and already an approach
260 Intro|           how far these statements appear to be justified by facts:
261 Intro|          skilful in physics, which appear to have been very alien
262 Intro|           recognized on earth; who appear in divers forms—now as statesmen,
263 Intro|          the history of philosophy appear. Many terms which were used
264 Intro|          degree of order begins to appear; at any rate we can make
265 Intro|            have made the world. We appear to be only wrapping up ourselves
266 Intro|          of mankind, and make them appear in their natural form, stripped
267 Text |          made up for the occasion, appear in various forms unrecognized
268 Text |         enough; and sometimes they appear as statesmen, and sometimes
269 Text |       related?~STRANGER: They both appear to me to be hunters.~THEAETETUS:
270 Text |            THEAETETUS: So it would appear.~STRANGER: Their paths diverge
271 Text |         STRANGER: But whereas some appear to have arrived at the conclusion
272 Text |            our duller sight do not appear.~THEAETETUS: To what are
273 Text |           to their disciples, they appear to be all-wise?~THEAETETUS:
274 Text |        which is farther off, would appear to be out of proportion
275 Text |         only the proportions which appear to be beautiful, disregarding
276 Text |            of the beautiful, which appear such owing to the unfavourable
277 Text |         such magnitude, they would appear not even like that to which
278 Text |           appearances,’ since they appear only and are not really
279 Text |          that; for how a thing can appear and seem, and not be, or
280 Text |             All three suppositions appear to me to be irrational.~
281 Text |            THEAETETUS: So it would appear.~STRANGER: Being, then,
282 Text |             the other will equally appear; and if we are able to see
283 Text |           STRANGER: Then, as would appear, the opposition of a part
284 Text |         When any one makes himself appear like another in his figure
285 Text |         consideration, then, there appear to me to be two; there is


The Statesman
    Part
286 Intro|        view; and new foes begin to appear under old names. Plato is
287 Intro|          among them; if he were to appear, they would joyfully hand
288 Intro|          of knowledge, which to us appear wide asunder as the poles,
289 Intro|           not so far apart as they appear: in his own mind there was
290 Intro|         uneducated person he would appear to be the ideal of a judge.
291 Text |    STRANGER: Let me note that here appear in view two ways to that
292 Text |            and have left, as would appear, the very art of which we


The Symposium
    Part
293 Intro|          abstraction, and does not appear until the banquet is half
294 Intro| dialectical, but glimpses of truth appear in them. When Eryximachus
295 Intro|        most men reason and passion appear to be antagonistic both
296 Intro|           us and perverted as they appear, affords an illustration
297 Text |          believe that he will soon appear; do not therefore disturb
298 Text |            did this action of hers appear to the gods, as well as
299 Text |         towards the other does not appear to be the desire of lover’
300 Text |           or unfolding his nature, appear to have congratulated mankind
301 Text |           but only that you should appear to praise him. And so you
302 Text |           of all that,’ making him appear the fairest and best of
303 Text |    Socrates in a figure which will appear to him to be a caricature,
304 Text |           is worthy of me, and you appear to be too modest to speak.


Theaetetus
    Part
305 Intro|          Megarian influences which appear in the Parmenides, and which
306 Intro|      rhetoricians make the good to appear just in states (for that
307 Intro|           to each one such as they appear, yet this hypothesis cannot
308 Intro|            individual such as they appear, still Protagoras will not
309 Intro|        theirs makes them when they appear in court. ‘What do you mean?’
310 Intro|           Things are to me as they appear to me, and to you as they
311 Intro|          to me, and to you as they appear to you.’ But there remains
312 Intro|          are parted by a wall, and appear as if they could never be
313 Intro|            sense, such as children appear to have and barbarians and
314 Intro|            and origin of knowledge appear to be wholly disconnected
315 Intro|      things as they are, or rather appear to be. They are spectators,
316 Intro|          though they may sometimes appear to be truisms, are of the
317 Intro|           in the mind itself; they appear and reappear, and may all
318 Text |       knowledge, which is what you appear to want; and therefore Theodorus
319 Text |            me profit. Some of them appear dull enough at first, but
320 Text |            are to you such as they appear to you, and to me such as
321 Text |             and to me such as they appear to me, and that you and
322 Text |             SOCRATES: Then it must appear so to each of them?~THEAETETUS:
323 Text |      similar instances; for things appear, or may be supposed to be,
324 Text |           for its general, and not appear ridiculous? (Compare Cratylus.)~
325 Text |           that the several colours appear to a dog or to any animal
326 Text |            animal whatever as they appear to you?~THEAETETUS: Far
327 Text |         the wine both to be and to appear sweet to the healthy tongue.~
328 Text |           different things are and appear to him. And I am far from
329 Text |          who makes the evils which appear and are to a man, into goods
330 Text |           into goods which are and appear to him. And I would beg
331 Text |       sweet, are only such as they appear; if however difference of
332 Text |            fault when they have to appear and speak in court. How
333 Text |           partisans of ‘the whole’ appear to speak more truly, we
334 Text |           suspect that quality may appear a strange and uncouth term
335 Text |       opinion.~THEAETETUS: Now you appear to me to have spoken the
336 Text |        water. Does not explanation appear to be of this nature?~THEAETETUS:


Timaeus
    Part
337 Intro|   juxtaposition things which to us appear wide as the poles asunder,
338 Intro|            of time and space, also appear in it. They are found principally
339 Intro|           other dialogues will not appear to be great. It is probable
340 Intro|       behind what other stars they appear to disappear—to tell of
341 Intro|           affections of the tongue appear to be caused by contraction
342 Intro|         sight. The equal particles appear transparent; the larger
343 Intro|            termed—began at once to appear. Two are truer than three,
344 Intro|          the Republic the pilgrims appear to be looking out from the
345 Intro|             do not correspond...We appear not to be sufficiently acquainted
346 Intro|            or attempt to draw what appear to us to be the natural
347 Intro|           his personality seems to appear only in the act of creation.
348 Text |      conflict to which their forms appear suited; this is my feeling
349 Text |             both those who visibly appear in their revolutions as
350 Text |    concavity makes the countenance appear to be all upside down, and
351 Text |    elements severally grow up, and appear, and decay, is alone to
352 Text |           of the other affections, appear to be caused by certain
353 Text |       swift and slow sounds, which appear to be high and low, and