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Charmides
    Part
  1 Ded  |        Edition, affect at least a third of the work.~Having regard
  2 PreS |         PREFACE TO THE SECOND AND THIRD EDITIONS~In publishing a
  3 PreS |      accurate index.~In this, the Third Edition, I am under very
  4 PreS |           been added also, in the Third Edition, headings to the
  5 PreS |       have been added also in the Third Edition remarks on other
  6 PreS |           has affinities with the Third and the Eighth, and is quite
  7 Intro|         an intelligent youth; the third, which is a real contribution
  8 Text |         making an offering of the third or last argument to Zeus


Cratylus
    Part
  9 Intro|         inclination to accept the third view which Socrates interposes


Critias
    Part
 10 Intro|          second with tin, and the third, which was the wall of the
 11 Intro|      particularity with which the third deluge before that of Deucalion
 12 Text |         inundation, which was the third before the great destruction
 13 Text |      Evaemon. To the elder of the third pair of twins he gave the
 14 Text |       white, another black, and a third red, and as they quarried,
 15 Text |          coated with tin, and the third, which encompassed the citadel,


Crito
    Part
 16 Intro|     warned in a dream that on the third day he must depart. Time
 17 Text |        and said: O Socrates,~‘The third day hence to fertile Phthia


Euthydemus
    Part
 18 Intro|      effort of reflection, in the third becomes sophistical, verbal,
 19 Text |    proceeding to give the youth a third fall; but I knew that he
 20 Text |       improper but customary; the third when the ambiguity arises
 21 Text |   respective ends, and are really third, although they would like


Euthyphro
    Part
 22 Intro|           piety.~Then follows the third and last definition, ‘Piety


The First Alcibiades
    Part
 23 Pre  |           Greek literature in the third century before Christ was
 24 Text |            another the justest, a third the most temperate, and
 25 Text |           to speak the truth; the third, or most temperate, forbids


Gorgias
    Part
 26 Intro|          which may be added (3) a third Socratic paradox or ideal,
 27 Intro|        first, beauty next, wealth third,’ in the words of the old
 28 Intro|          experience of all of us.~Third Thesis:—~We do not what
 29 Intro|         us in a first, second and third wave:—on these figures of
 30 Text |         but if my enemy injures a third person, then in every sort
 31 Text |           another of honey, and a third of milk, besides others
 32 Text |           of them?—will you add a third vote to our two?~CALLICLES:
 33 Text |      which is unable to avert the third greatest evil; and so of
 34 Text |         excellent dishes, and the third capital wine;—to me these


Laches
    Part
 35 Text |         Laches and myself as to a third point.~NICIAS: What is that?~
 36 Text |         another of the present, a third of what is likely to be
 37 Text |           Nicias, includes only a third part of courage; but our


Laws
    Book
 38 1    |       them voluntarily submit? Or third, I suppose, in the scale
 39 1    |            the second beauty, the third strength, including swiftness
 40 1    |          Athenian. And what comes third, and what fourth? For that,
 41 1    |       would reply that hunting is third in order.~Athenian. Let
 42 2    |           which we arrive for the third or fourth time is, that
 43 2    |       health, beauty next, wealth third; and then innumerable others,
 44 2    |         are those who compose the third choir, Stranger? for I do
 45 2    |        you will remember, was the third.~Cleinias. I quite remember.~
 46 2    |        the poet need not know the third point, viz., whether the
 47 3    |       Then, now let us speak of a third form of government, in which
 48 3    |        following the second. This third form arose when, as he says,
 49 3    |           of a first, second, and third state, succeeding one another
 50 3    |       rescue against a rebellious third.~Megillus. True.~Athenian.
 51 3    |      existed in yourland.And this third part has never to this day
 52 3    |       important matters. But your third saviour, perceiving that
 53 3    |       into a first and second and third class, we who are lovers
 54 3    |        goods of the body; and the third place to money and property.
 55 4    |     affairs. There is, however, a third and less extreme view, that
 56 4    |          are two such rulers, and third best for a state in which
 57 4    |         an oligarchy; and, in the third degree, from a democracy:
 58 4    |     another is too niggardly, the third is a mean; and you choose
 59 4    |      simple. Moreover, there is a third point, sweet friends, which
 60 5    |       next to God] in honour; and third, as every one will perceive,
 61 5    |          best, the second and the third best, which we may just
 62 5    |   respectively first, second, and third in excellence, and then
 63 5    |         God, we will complete the third one. And we will begin by
 64 5    |            and second, and even a third sacrifice, that he who buys
 65 5    |          rightly regarded, is the third and lowest of them: midway
 66 5    |          first and a second and a third and a fourth class, in which
 67 6    |           to the citizens; in the third, let any one who pleases
 68 6    |         to the second, two to the third, and a single mina to the
 69 6    |           by themselves, and in a third division all the rest of
 70 6    |           the dispute be raised a third time, the officers who preside
 71 6    |          previous day; and on the third day a selection shall be
 72 6    |  selection shall be made from the third class, at which every one
 73 6    |     penalty, nor he who is of the third, if he be not willing to
 74 6    |           the second year. In the third year other wardens of the
 75 6    |        names at the assembly. the third and fourth class shall be
 76 6    |        shall be selected from the third and also from the second
 77 6    |          settle the matter, let a third put an end to the suit.~
 78 6    |           against another for the third time, and let this be composed
 79 6    |          of seventy drachmae; the third class shall pay sixty drachmae,
 80 6    |           a–half, if he be of the third or second classes, or two
 81 6    |         second degree, and in the third degree, betrothal by brothers
 82 6    |       corresponding pains—and the third and greatest and sharpest
 83 6    |     temple of Eileithyia during a third part of the day, and being
 84 7    |          infant has completed its third year; the nurses should
 85 7    |      Certainly.~Athenian. And our third law, if I am not mistaken,
 86 7    |           once, shall this be our third law, and type, and model—
 87 7    |      depth is the second; and the third has to do with the revolutions
 88 7    |       things, and that there is a third thing called depth?~Cleinias.
 89 8    |         to run the double course; third, he who is to run the horse–
 90 8    |           beardless youths, and a third of men. For the youths we
 91 8    |          demi–gods, whether every third year, or again every fifth
 92 8    |           out of the two arises a third kind, having the same name;
 93 8    |          who is possessed by this third love desires; moreover,
 94 8    |          we have described as the third. Seeing then that there
 95 8    |         Lacedaemon,—or is there a third kind which may be better
 96 8    |         for their servants, and a third for craftsmen and in general
 97 8    |         individual. Let only this third part of all necessaries
 98 8    |          month; and on the twenty–third day there shall be a sale
 99 9    |          Once more let there be a third general law respecting the
100 9    |           say that ignorance is a third cause of crimes. Ignorance,
101 9    |      pleasures and desires, and a third of hopes, which aimed at
102 9    |      which in reality is only the third. And in this way they wrong
103 9    |        inferior to them both, and third in order of excellence.
104 9    |        chiefs of the state. And a third cause is cowardly and unjust
105 9    |      fifty drachmas; or if of the third class, by a fine of thirty
106 10   |        and sepulchres, and in the third degree (not to repeat the
107 10   |            and after reaching the third becomes perceptible to sense.
108 10   |           to a first or second or third birth, the transmutation
109 10   |      listen to what we say to the third opponent, if you have any
110 11   |    greater than the census of the third class, at the expiration.
111 11   |          to the state; and in the third place, they must devise
112 11   |        metic or a stranger. And a third law shall be:—In order that
113 11   |         of the lot, and omits the third condition, which a father
114 11   |          of a brother, and in the third, a daughter of a sister,
115 11   |          of a mina; and he of the third class three–fifths; and
116 12   |         minae; or if he be of the third, three minae; or if he be
117 12   |         and three if he be of the third class, and a mina, like
118 12   |           and the second, and the third; these they shall crown
119 12   |           and six if he be of the third dass, and two minae if he
120 12   |         wardens of the agora. The third kind of stranger is he who
121 12   |        his judges and would try a third time, let him carry the
122 12   |         insist on proceeding to a third court, then if he win he
123 12   |           speaking generally, the third day after death will be
124 12   |         and for him who is of the third class, two minae, and for
125 12   |         the unchanging one is the third of them; and that she is


Lysis
    Part
126 Intro|        and from the second to the third; and neither the two boys


Menexenus
    Part
127 Pre  |           Greek literature in the third century before Christ was
128 Text |           Asia was subject to the third king of Persia. The first
129 Text |           of Egypt and Libya; the third king was Darius, who extended
130 Text |         not to fear them by land. Third in order, for the number
131 Text |     valour of the combatants, and third in the salvation of Hellas,
132 Text |          they were aiding, on the third day after the battle of
133 Text |        the peace there followed a third war, which was of a terrible


Meno
    Part
134 Intro|          be found only in about a third of Plato’s writings and
135 Text |         BOY: Yes.~SOCRATES: And a third, which is equal to either


Parmenides
    Part
136 Intro|           things, and there is no third existence besides them.
137 Intro|   inspiration, and the like, of a third. All of them have been the
138 Text |      which it is to touch, and no third thing can be between them.~
139 Text |          are.~And if to the two a third be added in due order, the
140 Text |         Yet once more and for the third time, let us consider: If


Phaedo
    Part
141 Text |           take a second or even a third dose.~Then, said Socrates,
142 Text |         again in which there is a third, admit the notion of the
143 Text |        born again as animals. The third river passes out between


Phaedrus
    Part
144 Intro|       into a king or warrior; the third, into a householder or money-maker;
145 Intro|         wings at the close of the third millennium; the remainder
146 Intro|         to the second); while the third of them is found (though
147 Text |           was afflicting him. The third kind is the madness of those
148 Text |          the soul which is of the third class shall be a politician,
149 Text |          may acquire wings in the third of the recurring periods
150 Text |      second that of Dionysus, the third that of the Muses, the fourth


Philebus
    Part
151 Intro|  naturally have their seat in the third or mixed class: these two
152 Intro|        wisdom or knowledge of the third class, while reason or mind
153 Intro|         assigned to symmetry; the third, to reason and wisdom; the
154 Intro|         be noticed respecting the third class. First, that Plato
155 Intro|            or the second from the third? Secondly, why is there
156 Intro|          quantity. And there is a third class of generation into
157 Intro|         be placed: Clearly in the third or mixed class, in which
158 Intro| philosophers who will not admit a third state. Their instinctive
159 Intro|        and beautiful and perfect.~Third, mind and wisdom.~Fourth,
160 Intro|           worlds than one, says a third:~on nomoi prokeintai upsipodes,
161 Intro|      modern times.~There is yet a third view which combines the
162 Text |            And what if there be a third state, which is better than
163 Text |          good, or wisdom, or some third quality; for surely we are
164 Text |        lastly, he distinguished a third class of letters which we
165 Text |       them was the good, but some third thing, which was different
166 Text |          would surely choose this third rather than either of the
167 Text |          mind, attain even to the third.~PROTARCHUS: Truly, Socrates,
168 Text |        two principles, and also a third, which is compounded out
169 Text |   SOCRATES: Find the cause of the third or compound, and add this
170 Text |           shall we ascribe to the third or compound kind?~PROTARCHUS:
171 Text |           the two are combined, a third will appear.~PROTARCHUS:
172 Text |           what you would make the third I am not so certain.~SOCRATES:
173 Text |        the amazing variety of the third class is too much for you,
174 Text |           and when I speak of the third class, understand me to
175 Text |         limited; then follows the third, an essence compound and
176 Text |     evidently comprehended in the third or mixed class; which is
177 Text |           be that which we placed third in the list of four.~PROTARCHUS:
178 Text |     SOCRATES: Then here we have a third state, over and above that
179 Text |    pleasant, one painful, and the third which is neither; what say
180 Text |      silver, and there shall be a third which is neither.~PROTARCHUS:
181 Text |     everywhere.~PROTARCHUS: Yet a third time I must say, Be a little
182 Text |      destruction rather than that third sort of life, in which,
183 Text |           there still remains the third test: Has mind a greater
184 Text |          And if you reckon in the third dass mind and wisdom, you
185 Text |        them? These come after the third class, and form the fourth,
186 Text |           said, thus offering the third libation to the saviour
187 Text |    PROTARCHUS: I understand; this third libation, Socrates, of which


The Republic
    Book
188 2    |         would you not recognize a third class, such as gymnastic,
189 2    |            There is, I said, this third class also. But why do you
190 2    |         just shall survive to the third and fourth generation. This
191 2    |     second is a dwelling, and the third clothing and the like. ~
192 3    |           the gentlest of men and third in descent from Zeus, was
193 3    |          enchantments-that is the third sort of test-and see what
194 4    |          with another, and with a third part desire the satisfaction
195 4    |       passion, or spirit? Is it a third, or akin to one of the preceding? ~
196 4    |          in the individual soul a third element which is passion
197 4    |          he said, there must be a third. ~Yes, I replied, if passion,
198 5    |          now bringing upon me the third, which is the greatest and
199 5    |           have seen and heard the third wave, I think you will be
200 6    |          ear or voice need of any third or additional nature in
201 6    |           still unless there be a third nature specially adapted
202 6    |      faith (or conviction) to the third, and perception of shadows
203 7    |         the second dimension, the third, which is concerned with
204 7    |         second understanding, the third belief, and the fourth perception
205 8    |          base of these (3) with a third added (4), when combined
206 8    |       five (20) and raised to the third power, furnishes two harmonies;
207 8    |    forfeited their citizenship; a third class are in both predicaments;
208 8    |           said. ~The people are a third class, consisting of those
209 9    |      principles, he rouses up the third, which is reason, before
210 9    |       with which he is angry; the third, having many forms, has
211 9    |       loves and pleasures of this third part were concerned with
212 9    |       conflict; and now comes the third trial, which is dedicated
213 9    |         that the tyrant is in the third place from the oligarch;
214 9    |        will. ~And the oligarch is third from the royal; since we
215 9    |       aristocratical? ~Yes, he is third. ~Then the tyrant is removed
216 9    |          form as of a lion, and a third of a man, the second smaller
217 9    |           than the first, and the third smaller than the second. ~
218 10   |          work of the painter is a third? ~Yes. ~Beds, then, are
219 10   |         if He had made but two, a third would still appear behind
220 10   |          then you call him who is third in the descent from nature
221 10   |            another which makes, a third which imitates them? ~Yes. ~
222 10   |           the fifth is sixth, the third is seventh, last and eighth
223 10   |           than the preceding; the third (Venus) has the whitest
224 10   |       fifth, which move together; third in swiftness appeared to
225 10   |           motion, the fourth; the third appeared fourth, and the


The Second Alcibiades
    Part
226 Pre  |         probably to the second or third generation after Plato,
227 Pre  |       attributed to the second or third century before Christ.~
228 Text |          senses; or is there some third or intermediate condition,
229 Text |    SOCRATES: And that there is no third or middle term between discretion


The Seventh Letter
    Part
230 Text |   addition to this I give for the third time to you the same advice
231 Text |        Dionysios, and now for the third time to you. Do you obey
232 Text |          Preserver, the patron of third ventures, and looking at
233 Text |       luck’s sake, let us on this third venture abstain from words
234 Text |  Dionysios now invited me for the third time, sending a trireme
235 Text |         was really a case of “the third to the Preserver,” for I
236 Text |        second the definition, the third. the image, and the fourth
237 Text |          centre everywhere equal. Third, comes that which is drawn
238 Text |          teaching in a second and third lesson and yet oftener.
239 Text |         forced me to come for the third time into the strait of


The Sophist
    Part
240 Intro|        Sophist.~Again, there is a third line, in which a Sophist
241 Intro|           say to them: Is being a third element besides hot and
242 Intro|      assert the existence of some third thing, different from them
243 Intro|        thus seen to be false. The third (3) remains, which affirms
244 Intro|      Agreeing in the truth of the third hypothesis, that some things
245 Intro|           to the proposition, the third to the syllogism. These
246 Intro|          the word ‘has been,’ the third to the words ‘has been’
247 Intro|       mediated by reflection, the third or highest returns into
248 Text |      STRANGER: And there may be a third reappearance of him;—for
249 Text |       Certainly.~STRANGER: In the third place, he has turned out
250 Text |         do so.~STRANGER: I have a third little request which I wish
251 Text |           suppose that there is a third principle over and above
252 Text |         conceive of being as some third and distinct nature, under
253 Text |     intimation that being is some third thing, when we say that
254 Text |           STRANGER: Then only the third hypothesis remains.~THEAETETUS:
255 Text |      answer truly, will adopt the third and remaining hypothesis


The Statesman
    Part
256 Intro|           of a new society in the Third Book of the Laws. Some discrepancies
257 Text |         STRANGER: There is also a third class of possessions to
258 Text |      course.~STRANGER: Is not the third form of government the rule


The Symposium
    Part
259 Text |       Agathon, and let him make a third on the same couch.~By all
260 Text |          means; but who makes the third partner in our revels? said


Theaetetus
    Part
261 Intro|    Introduction to the second and third dialogues, which are afterwards
262 Intro|       opinion. Yet there may be a third meaning of the definition,
263 Intro|        gaining a common idea. The third is the best explanation,—
264 Intro|       objects of sense there is a third nature in which they are
265 Text |           obtain, not through any third person, but from his own
266 Text |            and from a second to a third,—if the fancy takes him,
267 Text |            True.~SOCRATES: In the third case, not knowing and not
268 Text |       knowing them the second and third and fourth syllables of
269 Text |           not prefer this but the third.~THEAETETUS: You are quite
270 Text |         elements. But what is the third definition?~SOCRATES: There


Timaeus
    Part
271 Intro|           world made?—that is the third question...The form of the
272 Intro|          have been the parts of a third, which would have been the
273 Intro|         terms must be united by a third, which is a mean between
274 Intro|          out of the two he made a third nature, essence, which was
275 Intro|         gods, another of birds, a third of fishes, and a fourth
276 Intro|    visible or changing. But now a third kind is required, which
277 Intro|           an exact notion of this third kind, because the four elements
278 Intro|        and sense. There is also a third nature—that of space, which
279 Intro|         use. They partake of that third kind of life which is seated
280 Intro|       throughout the body. In the third place, they contrived the
281 Intro|           is reversed. There is a third class of diseases which
282 Intro|           regular octahedron. The third solid is a regular icosahedron,
283 Intro|       however, are diluted to the third degree; by this Plato expresses
284 Intro|          kingdom. There is also a third or appetitive soul, which
285 Intro|           there has to be added a third principle, which is the
286 Text |    rightly put together without a third; there must be some bond
287 Text |           bodies, he compounded a third and intermediate kind of
288 Text |           and then he took away a third part which was half as much
289 Text |         which was three times the third (9), and a sixth part which
290 Text |      whose way is in the air; the third, the watery species; and
291 Text |         diluted to the second and third degree. And having made
292 Text |           made two classes, now a third must be revealed. The two
293 Text |          visible. There is also a third kind which we did not distinguish
294 Text |         and sense. And there is a third nature, which is space,
295 Text |          which the double forms a third triangle which is equilateral;
296 Text |        body is completed. And the third body is made up of 120 triangular
297 Text |         acuteness to air, and the third to water. Of all these elements,
298 Text |          a second degree, and the third body in the third degree.
299 Text |         and the third body in the third degree. Let it be agreed,
300 Text |        generation to air, and the third to water. We must imagine
301 Text |     condition.~In considering the third kind of sense, hearing,
302 Text |          speaking partakes of the third kind of soul, which is said
303 Text |           is reversed.~There is a third class of diseases which
304 Text |       which is not fatiguing; the third sort of motion may be of