The Apology
    Part
  1 Intro|           another world. On the other hand, his hope of immortality
  2 Text |               with a refutation in my hand. I should say to him, ‘Here
  3 Text |            did touching the matter in hand has the oracle opposed me.


Charmides
    Part
  4 PreF |             of in them.) On the other hand, Mr. Grote trusts mainly
  5 PreS |          rarely obscure. On the other hand, the greatest writers of
  6 PreS |               words. Yet on the other hand the least difference of
  7 PreS |               have proceeded from the hand or mind of Plato. The other
  8 PreS |          philosophy. But on the other hand almost every one who is
  9 PreS |           ascribed to Aristotle’s own hand, how much is due to his
 10 Text |             and ran to me, seizing my hand, and saying, How did you
 11 Text |          temperate: but, on the other hand, if I say that I am, I shall
 12 Text |           pledge, and evil is nigh at hand,’ would appear to have so
 13 Text |               True.~And, on the other hand, the physician knows nothing


Cratylus
    Part
 14 Intro|    dialectician standing on his right hand,’ we need not infer from
 15 Intro|            folks’ heads. On the other hand, the relation of thought
 16 Intro|               of others.~On the other hand, he cannot be justly charged
 17 Intro|          speaking, while on the other hand, some birds which are comparatively
 18 Intro|    dialectician standing on his right hand,’ in Plato’s striking image,
 19 Intro|            use of words. On the other hand, the necessities of language
 20 Intro|              distributed on the right hand and on the left by men,
 21 Intro|          Greek or Latin. On the other hand, the extension of the familiar
 22 Text |        SOCRATES: And if, on the other hand, wisdom and folly are really
 23 Text |               he saw only what was at hand and immediate, —or in other
 24 Text |               acute; as, on the other hand, letters are sometimes inserted
 25 Text |       Ermogenes), for I am not a good hand at speeches.~SOCRATES: There
 26 Text |              of counsel, on the other hand, is a mishap, or missing,
 27 Text |            country, were to take your hand and say: ‘Hail, Athenian


Critias
    Part
 28 Text |            human nature got the upper hand, they then, being unable


Crito
    Part
 29 Intro|              we seem to recognize the hand of the artist. Whether any


Euthydemus
    Part
 30 Intro|               denied, and, on the one hand, every predicate was affirmed
 31 Text |            Euthydemus; and on my left hand there was his brother Dionysodorus,
 32 Text |             and sat down on the right hand of me, as you describe;
 33 Text |               other by me on the left hand; the rest anywhere. I saluted
 34 Text |     Dionysodorus cleverly took him in hand, and said: Yes, Cleinias;
 35 Text |               cannot use it; but they hand it over to the cook, and
 36 Text |             only to catch their prey, hand over their inventions to


Euthyphro
    Part
 37 Intro|           Both have legal business in hand. Socrates is defendant in
 38 Text |              him. My father bound him hand and foot and threw him into


The First Alcibiades
    Part
 39 Pre  |       dialogue of Plato. On the other hand, the upholders of the genuineness
 40 Pre  |             favour. Nor, on the other hand, can we exclude a bare possibility
 41 Text |              they should grasp by the hand, would you, or the master
 42 Text |             SOCRATES: Let me take the hand as an illustration; does


Gorgias
    Part
 43 Intro|            which touches with a light hand both his personal vices (
 44 Intro|               does violence with high hand;’ as is indeed proved by
 45 Intro|             while a few, on the other hand, have sought to resolve
 46 Intro|               head is conceiving, the hand is executing. Although obliged
 47 Intro|       humanity. Neither, on the other hand, will he suppose that God
 48 Intro|      righteous indignation on the one hand, and of the animal lusts
 49 Intro|             God withdraws his guiding hand, and man is left to the
 50 Intro|          pleasing to us: on the other hand, any single figure of speech
 51 Text |            external action, as of the hand; but there is no such action
 52 Text |              is no such action of the hand in rhetoric which works
 53 Text |           should have any business on hand which would take me away
 54 Text |          younger generation may be at hand to set us on our legs again
 55 Text |                SOCRATES: On the other hand, if the unjust be not punished,
 56 Text |             yourself into the healing hand of the argument as to a
 57 Text |           unpunished: I, on the other hand, maintained that he or any
 58 Text |           doing violence with highest hand; as I infer from the deeds


Ion
    Part
 59 Text |           urge the horse on the right hand with whip and voice; and


Laches
    Part
 60 Text |            the spear slip through his hand until he retained only the
 61 Text |             Is not that, on the other hand, to be regarded as evil


Laws
    Book
 62 1    |          among us Spartans in certain hand–to–hand fights; also in
 63 1    |           Spartans in certain hand–to–hand fights; also in stealing
 64 2    |               poor; and, on the other hand, if he have a wealth passing
 65 2    |            near and stretches out his hand against his enemies be a
 66 2    |            likeness, nor on the other hand is productive of any hurtful
 67 2    |               who has received at the hand of the artist all his proper
 68 3    |          reference to the question in hand:—If the then commanders
 69 4    |              rebellious. On the other hand, the conflux of several
 70 4    |              those who gain the upper hand so entirely monopolize the
 71 4    |              declares, holding in his hand the beginning, middle, and
 72 5    |            state which we have now in hand, when created, will be nearest
 73 5    |            refrain, and, on the other hand, special care may be taken
 74 5    |             persons. If, on the other hand, there come a wave bearing
 75 5    |            also thrifty. On the other hand, the utterly bad is in general
 76 6    |            Their business is to be at hand and receive any foreigner
 77 6    |             and defended on the other hand by those who say that he
 78 6    |          nations; while, on the other hand, we hear of other human
 79 7    |           Athenian. And, on the other hand, the habit of overcoming,
 80 7    |           with high spirit on the one hand, or with cowardice on the
 81 7    |            trifles; that on the other hand excessive and savage servitude
 82 7    |          pleasures, nor, on the other hand, entirely avoid pains, but
 83 7    |               that the right and left hand are supposed to be by nature
 84 7    |             hold the lyre in the left hand, and the plectrum in the
 85 7    |               from them with the left hand and draw the arrow to them
 86 7    |           their right, but use either hand for both purposes. And there
 87 7    |             girls alike, may be sound hand and foot, and may not, if
 88 7    |               task; and, on the other hand, when enemies, whether barbarian
 89 7    |              youth. And, on the other hand, the young man must listen
 90 8    |              body, whether of foot or hand. For escaping or for capturing
 91 8    |              of foot is required; but hand–to–hand conflict and combat
 92 8    |              is required; but hand–to–hand conflict and combat need
 93 8    |               stones by slings and by hand: and laws shall be made
 94 8    |          these contests. On the other hand, the Cretan bowman or javelin–
 95 8    |            prescription; on the other hand, to be detected shall be
 96 9    |              has nothing to ask shall hand over the examination to
 97 9    |             places, and others lie at hand.~Athenian. Certainly, in
 98 9    |             at all; and, on the other hand, if I am right, when a benefit
 99 9    |             slay another with his own hand, but unintentionally, whether
100 9    |             instrument or dart in his hand; or if he kill him by administering
101 9    |             he do the deed by his own hand, or by the agency of others,
102 9    |              with death; and let them hand over his property, if he
103 9    |          slays a freeman with his own hand and the deed be done in
104 9    |               a free man with his own hand, and the deed be done in
105 9    |           lives in like manner by the hand of another. If he who is
106 9    |              design slay with his own hand any of his kinsmen, shall
107 9    |          commit a murder with his own hand, but contrives the death
108 9    |          touching murder by one’s own hand or by contrivance, except
109 9    |        voluntarily, either by his own hand or by contrivance, let the
110 9    |         possibility of lifting up his hand against a citizen, and let
111 9    |             first place, he who is at hand, not being younger than
112 9    |            then let any one who is at hand come to the rescue as has
113 10   |             him go to the temples and hand over his offerings to the
114 11   |               and let the magistrates hand him over to the court, and
115 12   |       question at issue. On the other hand, strangers in their dealings
116 12   |             consequence. On the other hand, the refusal of states to
117 12   |             for the bad, on the other hand, a conversion from ignorance
118 12   |               follow up the case, and hand over to the winner the goods
119 12   |             city? They keep watch and hand over their perceptions to
120 12   |          established, to them we will hand over the city; none of the


Lysis
    Part
121 Intro|           hear the voice or grasp the hand of a friend, in a shipwreck,


Menexenus
    Part
122 Pre  |       dialogue of Plato. On the other hand, the upholders of the genuineness
123 Pre  |             favour. Nor, on the other hand, can we exclude a bare possibility
124 Intro|               determine.~On the other hand, the dialogue has several


Meno
    Part
125 Intro|               knowledge. On the other hand, in the 6th and 7th books
126 Intro|              of science. On the other hand, the ancient and mediaeval
127 Intro|               Bacon. And on the other hand, there are many passages


Parmenides
    Part
128 Intro|             numbers. But on the other hand, one must come into being
129 Intro|              times. But, on the other hand, the one, if older than
130 Text |          Adeimantus, taking me by the hand; is there anything which
131 Text |           proofs; and he on the other hand says There is no many; and
132 Text |         multitude; when, on the other hand, he wants to prove that
133 Text |             not.~But if, on the other hand, one were in itself, it


Phaedo
    Part
134 Intro|               tragedians on the other hand constantly assume the continued
135 Intro|           coat. Simmias, on the other hand, raises the question about
136 Intro|              Plato; nor, on the other hand, can it be assigned to that
137 Text |           Aesop, which I had ready at hand and which I knew—they were
138 Text |     benefactor, but must wait for the hand of another.~Very true, said
139 Text |             close to him on his right hand, seated on a sort of stool,
140 Text |            perish first. On the other hand, Cebes appeared to grant


Phaedrus
    Part
141 Intro|           their dualism, on the other hand, only carries out the figure
142 Intro|            God only; and on the other hand that the appetitive and
143 Text |            what you have in your left hand under your cloak, for that
144 Text |              PHAEDRUS: He is close at hand, and always at your service.~
145 Text |           than this. If, on the other hand, they leave philosophy and
146 Text |         Lysias which you have in your hand, and in my own speech?~PHAEDRUS:


Philebus
    Part
147 Intro| uncompromising advocate. On the other hand, the youthful group of listeners
148 Intro|        distinction. Yet, on the other hand, we are hardly fair judges
149 Intro|        sensual pleasure, on the other hand, is inseparable from the
150 Intro|              of justice, on the other hand, we have to go a long way
151 Intro|               to others.~On the other hand, when the temptation is
152 Intro|           have come directly from his hand or to be the tradition of
153 Text |             the builder, on the other hand, which uses a number of
154 Text |                Socrates, on the other hand, begins by denying this,


Protagoras
    Part
155 Text |           assembly, and the matter in hand relates to building, the
156 Text |              unless some one puts his hand upon them; whereas our friend
157 Text |              could. You, on the other hand, who are capable of either,
158 Text |        Callias seized me by the right hand, and in his left hand caught
159 Text |           right hand, and in his left hand caught hold of this old
160 Text |        Thessalian:~‘Hardly on the one hand can a man become truly good,
161 Text |              received a blow from the hand of an expert boxer, when
162 Text |              Hesiod says,~‘On the one hand, hardly can a man become
163 Text |             of toil, But on the other hand, when you have climbed the
164 Text |          inserted (Greek) ‘on the one hand’ (‘on the one hand to become
165 Text |            the one hand’ (‘on the one hand to become good is hard’);
166 Text |               be good, but on the one hand, to become good, four-square
167 Text |      insertion of (Greek) ‘on the one hand,’ and for the position at
168 Text |               to show that on the one hand a man cannot be continuously
169 Text |              Protagoras, on the other hand, who started by saying that


The Republic
    Book
170 1    |           after the sacrifices, and I hand over the argument to Polemarchus
171 1    |               no one likes to take in hand the reformation of evils
172 2    |               ears; and, on the other hand, I have never yet heard
173 2    |         collet of the ring inside his hand, when instantly he became
174 2    |            pain and loss on the other hand are unmistakable. But if,
175 2    |               between two; on the one hand I feel that I am unequal
176 2    |               of and not lifting up a hand in her defence. And therefore
177 3    |           admonition, or on the other hand, when he is expressing his
178 3    |            quite think. ~On the other hand the philosopher will have
179 3    |              of the State, will be at hand. For all which reasons may
180 4    |              wheel is conveniently at hand, and working at pottery
181 4    |         upside down; and on the other hand they alone have the power
182 4    |      deteriorates. ~But, on the other hand, if he has no money, and
183 4    |               as a play, trying their hand at paltry reforms such as
184 4    |           injustice; and on the other hand when the trader, the auxiliary,
185 4    |              what you say is that one hand pushes and the other pulls. ~
186 5    |             him: stretching forth his hand, he took hold of the upper
187 5    |   undetermined, and you are taking in hand another State, we have resolved,
188 5    |              and reluctant to take in hand any law about the possession
189 5    |               other trouble, but will hand over all this sort of thing
190 5    |               and women, on the other hand, are prohibited from marrying
191 5    |               his receiving the right hand of fellowship? ~To that
192 5    |              any weapon that comes to hand, will run at you might and
193 6    |                he said. ~On the other hand, those steadfast natures
194 7    |          profitable; or, on the other hand, hurtful and useless. Did
195 7    |            excellently wrought by the hand of Daedalus, or some other
196 7    |           sons should take her by the hand, and not bastards. ~What
197 8    |           That is true. ~On the other hand, the men of business, stooping
198 8    |           State with the reins in his hand, no longer protector, but
199 9    |               suitable. ~On the other hand, everyone sees that the
200 10   |              these. And, on the other hand, of the unjust I say that
201 10   |             heavenly way on the right hand; and in like manner the
202 10   |             the lower way on the left hand; these also bore the symbols
203 10   |               bound head and foot and hand, and threw them down and
204 10   |             with a touch of her right hand the revolution of the outer
205 10   |             and Atropos with her left hand touching and guiding the
206 10   |               in turn, first with one hand and then with the other. ~
207 10   |      nightingale; birds, on the other hand, like the swans and other
208 10   |               spindle impelled by her hand, thus ratifying the destiny


The Second Alcibiades
    Part
209 Text |            understand the business in hand, or only think that they


The Seventh Letter
    Part
210 Text |             to find these ready to my hand was not an easy matter,
211 Text |               of his own will lay his hand to any act. Also there was
212 Text |           time being gained the upper hand, when they desire to secure
213 Text |            Dionysios, if on the other hand, he thinks he has discovered
214 Text |         before him in tears, took his hand and entreated him to do


The Sophist
    Part
215 Intro|      dialectical method. On the other hand, the kindred spirit of Hegel
216 Intro|              to the greater matter in hand. Yet the example is also
217 Intro|             mazes lost.’~On the other hand, the discovery of abstractions
218 Intro|    approaching him, we should try our hand upon some more obvious animal,
219 Intro|       elements of knowledge under his hand.~Hegelianism may be said
220 Text |           pleasantly, and is light in hand; if not, I would rather
221 Text |             not to be caught with one hand, as they say!~THEAETETUS:
222 Text |           STRANGER: But, on the other hand, when we say ‘what is not,’
223 Text |              that being, on the other hand, is not.~THEAETETUS: Some
224 Text |          equally the work of a divine hand.~STRANGER: And what shall


The Statesman
    Part
225 Intro|           appear, they would joyfully hand over to him the reins of
226 Intro|   Schaarschmidt, and Ueberweg.~I. The hand of the master is clearly
227 Intro|    dialectician standing on his right hand;’ so in the Statesman, the
228 Intro|              of a person on the other hand tends to degenerate into
229 Intro|            within, while on the other hand the leaven of the mob can
230 Text |          charioteer in his place, and hand over to him the reins of
231 Text |         immortality from the renewing hand of the Creator, and again,
232 Text |               were not planted by the hand of man. And they dwelt naked,
233 Text |              have no other example at hand, we choose weaving, or,
234 Text |               too happy to turn their hand to anything, will not profess
235 Text |                But when, on the other hand, either of these is out
236 Text |           together; taking on the one hand those whose natures tend
237 Text |            the warp, and on the other hand those which incline to order
238 Text |              courageous, on the other hand, falls short of the former


The Symposium
    Part
239 Text |             sitting first on the left hand, and because he is the father
240 Text |            the governed; on the other hand, the indiscriminate honour
241 Text |               love, getting the upper hand and affecting the seasons
242 Text |               them; but, on the other hand, the gods could not suffer
243 Text |           please, and he on his right hand neighbour, and so on.~That


Theaetetus
    Part
244 Intro|       invented by Plato. On the other hand, the doctrine that ‘Man
245 Intro|             as the having them in the hand. And the original chase
246 Intro|            same as taking them in the hand when they are already caged.~
247 Intro|             opinion. But on the other hand he may know the syllable ‘
248 Intro|              Psychology, on the other hand, treats of the same subject
249 Intro|             standard of duty has gone hand in hand with the higher
250 Intro|              of duty has gone hand in hand with the higher conception
251 Text |             one of your eyes with his hand, and asks whether you can
252 Text |            attach to us. On the other hand, if we utterly fail, I suppose
253 Text |             he has got them under his hand in an enclosure of his own,
254 Text |       conceptions of number under his hand, and can transmit them to
255 Text |             possessed, but has not at hand in his mind.~THEAETETUS:
256 Text |            though he have them not at hand in his mind? And thus, in


Timaeus
    Part
257 Intro|            indissoluble except by the hand of the framer. Each of the
258 Intro|             two of fire. On the other hand, when condensed, two volumes
259 Intro|              acid. When, on the other hand, the composition of the
260 Intro|               body. When on the other hand the body, though wasted,
261 Intro|         eternal pattern. On the other hand, there is no truth of which
262 Intro|             Greek). Yet, on the other hand, we are conscious that knowledge
263 Intro|               space. We, on the other hand, are disposed to fancy that
264 Intro|             on its axis. On the other hand it has been urged that if
265 Intro|             escaped him. On the other hand it may be urged that the
266 Intro|             perceptions. On the other hand, the tongue is one of the
267 Intro|              own genius. On the other hand we find fewer traces in
268 Intro|              to man. Yet on the other hand, in the Tenth Book of the
269 Intro|         Robinson Crusoe. On the other hand there is no kind or degree
270 Text |      preserves us. When, on the other hand, the gods purge the earth
271 Text |               was indissoluble by the hand of any other than the framer.~
272 Text |              be perfect. On the other hand, if they were created by
273 Text |              made a beginning, I will hand the work over to you. And
274 Text |              have earth; on the other hand, substances of the nature
275 Text |              vice versa. On the other hand the impression of sense
276 Text |          always ready prepared and at hand to clean the mirror. And