The Apology
    Part
  1 Text |         even if I have to die many times.~Men of Athens, do not interrupt,
  2 Text |           heard me speak at sundry times and in divers places of


Charmides
    Part
  3 PreS |            they took, at different times in his life, two essentially


Cratylus
    Part
  4 Intro|            in ancient as in modern times was a favourite recreation;
  5 Intro|          names, as we have several times admitted, are the images
  6 Intro|            in ancient or in modern times, until the nature of primitive
  7 Intro|           new power. Many thousand times he exercises this power;
  8 Intro|          then to distinguish them. Times, persons, places, relations
  9 Intro|         bard or chief, as in later times the creations of the great
 10 Intro|          formation and decay, many times over.~(Compare Plato, Laws):—~‘
 11 Intro|     sometimes rising, and at other times falling, and again improving
 12 Intro|           DISCOVERED AND LOST MANY TIMES OVER, such notions were
 13 Intro|        Like great writers in later times, there may have been many
 14 Intro|       which never existed in early times. Language cannot be explained
 15 Intro|        riot over whole continents, times of suffering too great to
 16 Intro|       which has been repeated many times over is more intelligible
 17 Text |        HERMOGENES: There have been times, Socrates, when I have been
 18 Text |           in ousia. For in ancient times we too seem to have said
 19 Text |            letters of Here several times over. People dread the name
 20 Text |     fashionable language of modern times has twisted and disguised
 21 Text |           example, in very ancient times they called the day either
 22 Text |       reflect; have we not several times acknowledged that names


Critias
    Part
 23 Intro|     preserved and adopted in later times, but the memory of their
 24 Intro|      Island of Atlantis. In modern times we hardly seek for traces
 25 Intro|      natural philosopher of modern times are not wholly emancipated.
 26 Text |        events that had happened in times long past; for mythology
 27 Text |        Deucalion. But in primitive times the hill of the Acropolis


Euthydemus
    Part
 28 Intro|           we forget that in modern times also there is no fallacy
 29 Intro|         both in ancient and modern times. The persons whom Plato
 30 Text |        laughter made Ctesippus ten times as uproarious; but I cannot


The First Alcibiades
    Part
 31 Pre  |      writes with equal care at all times? Certainly not Plato, who
 32 Text |   Certainly.~SOCRATES: And at such times as are best?~ALCIBIADES:
 33 Text |           besides being at various times sovereigns of Asia, as they
 34 Text |          to attain?~ALCIBIADES: At times I fancy, Socrates, that
 35 Text |         can know himself; at other times the task appears to be very


Gorgias
    Part
 36 Intro|           a general consistency of times and persons in the Dialogues
 37 Intro|           heard that repeated many times, and can only reply, that
 38 Intro|            and we would a thousand times rather have their death
 39 Intro|            but are the same in all times, and under all forms of
 40 Intro|           he must adapt himself to times and circumstances. He must
 41 Intro|           Republic). And in modern times, though the world has grown
 42 Intro|          One or two only in modern times, like the Italian statesman
 43 Intro|            not of truth. In modern times we almost ridicule the idea
 44 Intro|          have been poets in modern times, such as Goethe or Wordsworth,
 45 Intro|          the changes are rung many times over. It is observable that
 46 Text |        nature of good and at other times of evil, or of neither,
 47 Text |            heard that a great many times from you and from Polus
 48 Text |          not already admitted many times over that such is the duty


Ion
    Part
 49 Intro|         popular aphorism of modern times. The greatest strength is
 50 Intro|          is not a forgery of later times.~


Laches
    Part
 51 Text |           of health equally in all times, present, past, and future;
 52 Text |    productions of the earth in all times. As to the art of the general,


Laws
    Book
 53 1    |         them), if he be not at all times a brave warrior.” I imagine
 54 1    |          case.~Athenian. There are times and seasons at which we
 55 2    |        never pleasant, although at times necessary. But as we do
 56 3    |            form of government many times over, now growing larger,
 57 3    |        unknown during ten thousand times ten thousand years. And
 58 3    |           and which I have several times in the preceding discourse
 59 4    |         for them to have lost many times over the seven youths, than
 60 4    |          as people say, at certain times. This is the language of
 61 4    |            I am saying a good many times; but I suppose that you
 62 4    |          the tradition, was in the times of Troy; in our own days
 63 4    |           thing which has occurred times without number in states—~
 64 5    |        districts may meet at fixed times, and that they may readily
 65 5    |        have said not once but many times, the care of riches should
 66 5    |         triple, or as much as four times the amount of this. But
 67 6    |           each case. But there are times at which every state is
 68 6    |            within the group, three times; and let the three who have
 69 6    |            far as possible, at the times when they are not engaged
 70 6    |        fine annually shall owe ten times the sum, which the treasurer
 71 6    |         brethren or sons, and many times they have saved the lives
 72 6    |         and make their souls three times, or rather many times, as
 73 6    |        three times, or rather many times, as slavish as they were
 74 6    |      thinly–peopled places, and in times of pressure. But when men
 75 7    |           always made ten thousand times better by attaining to law
 76 7    |         dances of men who in their times of prosperity are moderate
 77 7    |           and law, and has several times occurred to us in the course
 78 8    |        becoming legislators of the times and nature and conditions
 79 8    |           to correspond at fitting times, and appointing public festivals.
 80 8    |             or himself gains three times as much as his neighbour
 81 9    |           and when they have three times done this, and have had
 82 9    |      source of great and monstrous times, but when attended with
 83 9    |             or, if incurable, four times the amount of the injury;
 84 9    |        that in addition to his own times of service, he shall serve
 85 9    |            pay for the wrong three times over, but if he gains his
 86 10   |        move itself is ten thousand times superior to all the others.~
 87 10   |            deserving of death many times over, while the other needs
 88 11   |          the laws, let him pay ten times the value of the treasure
 89 11   |         that the freedman go three times in the month to the hearth
 90 11   |           and shall pay back three times the purchase–money.~If man
 91 11   |           of saying that at proper times and places the practice
 92 11   |             knowing well that many times and to many persons they
 93 11   |            in order that in future times, he, and those who see him
 94 11   |           has been convicted three times, let any one who pleases
 95 12   |     different magistrates, and the times at which the several causes
 96 12   |            I have now said several times, he who has not contemplated
 97 12   |     Furthermore, to write down the times at which, and during which,


Lysis
    Part
 98 Intro|     considered seriously in modern times. Many of them will be found


Menexenus
    Part
 99 Pre  |      writes with equal care at all times? Certainly not Plato, who
100 Intro|        fictitious account of later times. The Persian war usually
101 Text |      virtues will be celebrated in times to come, as they are now


Meno
    Part
102 Intro|         Athenian statesmen of past times. Socrates replies here,
103 Intro|          such a question in modern times. But in the age of Socrates
104 Intro|            is often made in modern times by those who would depreciate
105 Intro| necessarily different at different times of his life, as new distinctions
106 Intro|          the Alexandrian and Roman times widens into a lake or sea,
107 Intro|           first thinkers of modern times: from this alone all other
108 Intro|           of philosophy; in modern times it would no longer be asked.
109 Text |        having been born again many times, and having seen all things
110 Text |     SOCRATES: And is not that four times four?~BOY: Certainly.~SOCRATES:
111 Text |      Certainly.~SOCRATES: And four times is not double?~BOY: No,
112 Text |            But how much?~BOY: Four times as much.~SOCRATES: Therefore
113 Text |         space, not twice, but four times as much.~BOY: True.~SOCRATES:
114 Text |          BOY: True.~SOCRATES: Four times four are sixteen—are they
115 Text |          whole space will be three times three feet?~BOY: That is
116 Text |             And how much are three times three feet?~BOY: Nine.~SOCRATES:
117 Text |             SOCRATES: And how many times larger is this space than
118 Text |         than this other?~BOY: Four times.~SOCRATES: But it ought
119 Text |     SOCRATES: And four is how many times two?~BOY: Twice.~SOCRATES:
120 Text |            of our own and of other times knew how to impart to others


Parmenides
    Part
121 Intro|         both in ancient and modern times, and in none of them have
122 Intro|           by the addition of equal times. But, on the other hand,
123 Intro|            playful irony, at other times with a sort of contempt.
124 Intro|          necessary than in our own times, because they were more
125 Intro|        idea of nothing?’ In modern times mankind have often given
126 Intro|       Republic).~And so, in modern times, because we are called upon
127 Text |            we have even taken even times, and odd taken odd times,
128 Text |           times, and odd taken odd times, and even taken odd times,
129 Text |          times, and even taken odd times, and odd taken even times.~
130 Text |          times, and odd taken even times.~True.~And if this is so,
131 Text |            as far as it is one, at times partake of being, and in
132 Text |           far as it is not one, at times not partake of being?~Certainly.~
133 Text |      partake of being at different times, for that is the only way


Phaedo
    Part
134 Intro|           verse?’—‘Because several times in his life he had been
135 Intro|            land, of all men at all times of life, which are attached
136 Intro|            of the belief in modern times than is found in early Greek
137 Intro|           the philosophy of modern times. But Plato had the wonders
138 Intro|       Butler and Addison in modern times have argued, the one from
139 Text |        evil may be good at certain times and to certain persons,
140 Text |         essences, I say, liable at times to some degree of change?
141 Text |          hold out and be born many times—nevertheless, we may be
142 Text |          this has happened several times to a man, especially when
143 Text |         the body once only or many times, does not, as you say, make
144 Text |    extremity of evil until certain times are fulfilled, and when
145 Text |           coming to see me, and at times he would talk to me, and


Phaedrus
    Part
146 Intro|    existence. The soul which three times in succession has chosen
147 Intro|          this has happened several times, the villain is tamed and
148 Intro|         that; and he must know the times and the seasons for saying
149 Intro|         words. Had he lived in our times he would have made the transposition
150 Intro|        allow for the difference of times and manners; and we lose
151 Intro|           not be used in Christian times; or that nameless vices
152 Intro|          no place in the classical times of Hellas; the higher love,
153 Intro|         through the differences of times and countries into the essential
154 Intro|            adaptation to moods and times; the other is more permanent,
155 Intro|            of ancient or of modern times will remain to furnish abundant
156 Text |        insisted on hearing it many times over and Lysias was very
157 Text |      repeated himself two or three times, either from want of words
158 Text |         who choose this life three times in succession have wings
159 Text |          this has happened several times and the villain has ceased
160 Text |   gymnastic exercises and at other times of meeting, then the fountain
161 Text |          when, I say, he knows the times and seasons of all these


Philebus
    Part
162 Intro|           the argument, is several times brought back again, that
163 Intro|          whose presence is several times intimated, are described
164 Intro|           But mind is ten thousand times nearer to the chief good
165 Intro|            and Epicurus to our own times the nature of pleasure has
166 Intro|           the societies of ancient times, but also further removed
167 Intro|     civilization in all succeeding times. His grasp of it had the
168 Intro|           public opinion of modern times.~There is yet a third view
169 Text |         being filled, and at other times be quite in despair?~PROTARCHUS:
170 Text |        think that the soul at such times is like a book.~PROTARCHUS:
171 Text |      should say in relation to all times alike.~SOCRATES: Have not
172 Text |      necessarily, but there may be times of reflection, when he feels
173 Text |      innocent for all of us at all times, we must let them all mingle?~
174 Text |      another, mind is ten thousand times nearer and more akin to


Protagoras
    Part
175 Intro|        were pointed out in ancient times by Athenaeus, and are noticed
176 Text |      attention to him, and several times I quite forgot that he was
177 Text |          antiquity; but in ancient times those who practised it,
178 Text |      reverence to men; and several times while you were speaking,
179 Text |          and not him who is at all times helpless. The descent of


The Republic
    Book
180 1    |           can be offered? ~Several times in the course of the discussion
181 1    |      answering twice six, or three times four, or six times two,
182 1    |           three times four, or six times two, or four times three, "
183 1    |          or six times two, or four times three, "for this sort of
184 2    |            four, and laboring four times as long and as much as he
185 2    |        with evil fortune, at other times with good;" ~but that he
186 2    |            the truth about ancient times, we make falsehood as much
187 3    |         some good action; at other times he will be ashamed to play
188 3    |       another to be used by him in times of peace and freedom of
189 4    |            were to do this several times under the heat of a scorching
190 4    |            fight with two or three times their own number? ~I agree
191 4    |            to be as great and many times greater. ~That is most true,
192 4    |         the tale is, that anger at times goes to war with desire,
193 6    |           handle him, also at what times and from what causes he
194 6    |         have heard the answer many times, and now you either do not
195 6    |      discussion, and at many other times. ~What? ~The old story,
196 7    |          you will see ten thousand times better than the inhabitants
197 7    |            be a long inquiry, many times longer than this has been. ~
198 8    |        first a square which is 100 times as great (400 = 4 x 100),
199 8    |        recover the parent sum many times over multiplied into a family
200 8    |        with herself; and may be at times distracted, even when there
201 8    |         must be so. ~And there are times when the democratical principle
202 9    |            a number which is three times three? ~Manifestly. ~The
203 9    |           is completed, living 729 times more pleasantly, and the
204 10   |        penalty being thus paid ten times in a thousand years. If,
205 10   |            received punishment ten times over, and the rewards of


The Seventh Letter
    Part
206 Text |        double what it was but many times greater. For, if these things
207 Text | intelligence ought to know that in times of civil strife there is


The Sophist
    Part
208 Intro|          along with him is several times insisted upon by his partner
209 Intro|           term ‘Sophist’ in modern times. The truth is, that we know
210 Intro|         Sameness, and the like. At times they seem to be parted by
211 Intro|        gulf (Parmenides); at other times they have a common nature,
212 Intro|            in comparatively modern times, though in the spirit of
213 Intro|           adaptation of persons to times and countries, but this
214 Intro|         Even if it were a thousand times worse than it is, it could
215 Text |         Ionian, and in more recent times Sicilian muses, who have


The Statesman
    Part
216 Intro|            And you will have three times as much reason to thank
217 Intro|         Both in ancient and modern times the best balanced form of
218 Intro|         without parallel in modern times, that the leaders of the
219 Intro|            has been said in modern times about the duty of leaving
220 Intro|       often exercised in primitive times, or at the present day among
221 Text |    Socrates, you will owe me three times as many, when they have
222 Text |        hear that the men of former times were earth-born, and not
223 Text |           they would be a thousand times happier than the men of
224 Text |            her appointed number of times, the pilot of the universe


The Symposium
    Part
225 Intro|   described as having been in past times a humble but inseparable
226 Intro|   contradiction about them. For at times they are encouraged, and
227 Intro|      character; but there are also times when elders look grave and
228 Intro|    professors of his art in modern times, attempts to reduce the
229 Intro|            would be felt in modern times, at bringing his great master
230 Text |           the meal Agathon several times expressed a wish to send
231 Text |    resources; a philosopher at all times, terrible as an enchanter,
232 Text |           she taught me at various times when she spoke of love.
233 Text |       immortal, as we have several times acknowledged; for here again,
234 Text |         and closed with me several times when there was no one present;


Theaetetus
    Part
235 Intro|        cycle of human thought. All times of mental progress are times
236 Intro|       times of mental progress are times of confusion; we only see,
237 Intro|         been possible; and several times in the course of the dialogue
238 Intro|       pangs of labour; and both at times require the assistance of
239 Intro|          one man may be a thousand times better than another, in
240 Intro|         being veiled, as in modern times, under ambiguous and convenient
241 Intro|         unseen; they belong to all times—past, present, and future.
242 Intro|           is sensation, in ancient times, or of sensationalism or
243 Intro|           or materialism in modern times, be allied to the lower
244 Intro|      doctrines prevalent in modern times have been associated with
245 Intro|            in ancient or in modern times, the mind is only the poor
246 Intro|         are assured of them at all times. For example, we are absolutely
247 Intro|     Western nations. Yet in modern times we have also drifted so
248 Intro|            a few both in mediaeval times and since the Reformation
249 Intro|           is possible to us at all times; and therefore in any operation
250 Intro|           remember of it. But many times more powerful than recollection
251 Text |           they mean; and there are times when my head quite swims
252 Text |        difference is only that the times are not equal.~THEAETETUS:
253 Text |           each, as we have several times repeated, is to himself
254 Text |          one man may be a thousand times better than another in proportion
255 Text |     logical impurity. Thousands of times have we repeated the words ‘
256 Text |            a truth which in former times many wise men have grown
257 Text |          say twice three, or three times two, or four and two, or
258 Text |    different elements at different times?~THEAETETUS: Assuredly not.~


Timaeus
    Part
259 Intro|      conceived by him at different times of his life. In all his
260 Intro|         destroyed by fire. At such times, and when fire is the agent,
261 Intro|        voice among you. For in the times before the great flood Athens
262 Intro|           of the longer side three times as great as the square of
263 Intro|        some philosophers in modern times, who are accused of making
264 Intro|        argument. Analogy in modern times only points the way, and
265 Intro|            arrived.~When in modern times we contemplate the heavens,
266 Intro|        When the thinkers of modern times, following Bacon, undervalue
267 Intro|   metaphysical invention of modern times, which is at variance with
268 Intro|         been given to it in modern times by geometry and metaphysics.
269 Intro|          around the earth in equal times was inconsistent with the
270 Intro|            and nights at different times of the year. The relations
271 Intro|          fallacies in quite recent times. We by no means distinguish
272 Intro|          Astronomy, even in modern times, has made far greater progress
273 Intro|        great discoveries of modern times—the law of gravitation,
274 Intro| imagination, by which at different times and in various manners he
275 Intro|            and Heracleitus; but at times the old Eleatic philosophy
276 Intro|         constitution. So in modern times the speculative doctrine
277 Intro|     Atlantis in ancient and modern times. It is a curious chapter
278 Intro|            antiquity and of modern times, have not indulged respecting
279 Intro|            the book, and is thirty times the length of the original.
280 Intro|           light on the Alexandrian times; it realizes how a philosophy
281 Text |         worth mentioning about the times of old. On one occasion,
282 Text |            long intervals; at such times those who live upon the
283 Text |           what happened in ancient times, either among us or among
284 Text |            as the second and three times as much as the first (3),
285 Text |         fifth part which was three times the third (9), and a sixth
286 Text |         sixth part which was eight times the first (8), and a seventh
287 Text |        part which was twenty-seven times the first (27). After this
288 Text |         longer side equal to three times the square of the lesser
289 Text |         and this is repeated three times, and the triangles rest
290 Text |           had a life twice or many times as long as it now has, and
291 Text |           the bitterness; at other times the bitterness being tinged