The Apology
    Part
  1 Intro|           the death to which he is going is a good and not an evil.
  2 Text |            whom he calls Socrates, going about and saying that he
  3 Text |         mention this? Because I am going to explain to you why I
  4 Text |           now, Athenians, I am not going to argue for my own sake,
  5 Text |          to do anything which I am going to do. This is what deters
  6 Text |            to fancy that they were going to suffer something dreadful
  7 Text |            about trifles, if I was going to make a slip or error
  8 Text |            at anything which I was going to say; and yet I have often
  9 Text |         have opposed me had I been going to evil and not to good.~


Charmides
    Part
 10 PreF |           the earth. But I ‘am not going to lay hands on my father
 11 Text | indescribable manner, and was just going to ask a question. And at
 12 Text |         use violence, without even going through the forms of justice?~


Cratylus
    Part
 13 Intro|     because their heads are always going round.’ There is a great
 14 Intro|          should be inconsistent in going to learn of him.’ Then if
 15 Intro|       philosophers, who, by always going round in their search after
 16 Intro|            that creation is always going on—the original form was
 17 Intro|           all things, quasi diaion going through—the letter kappa
 18 Intro|            analyze them will be by going back to the letters, or
 19 Intro|        that kinesis is just iesis (going), for the letter eta was
 20 Intro|        chain of causes and effects going back to the beginning of
 21 Intro|           facts, and more and more going out of fashion with philologians;
 22 Text |           soul denuded of the body going to him (compare Rep.), my
 23 Text |      getting dizzy from constantly going round and round, and then
 24 Text |          imagine that the world is going round and round and moving
 25 Text |       ionton), kakia is kakos ion (going badly); and this evil motion
 26 Text |            to mean kakos ienai, or going badly, or limping and halting;
 27 Text |           reminds me of what I was going to say to you, that the
 28 Text |            necessary) an agke ion, going through a ravine. But while
 29 Text |       which is likewise called not going (oukion or ouki on = ouk
 30 Text |         word, which is just iesis (going); for the letter eta was
 31 Text |            the soul at things than going round with them; and therefore
 32 Text |           the transition is always going on, there will always be


Critias
    Part
 33 Text |           first said that you were going to speak of high matters,
 34 Text |         within them; this war I am going to describe. Of the combatants


Crito
    Part
 35 Text |            Now you, Crito, are not going to die to-morrow—at least,
 36 Text |         are you about? are you not going by an act of yours to overturn
 37 Text |            present attempt you are going to do us an injury. For,


Euthydemus
    Part
 38 Text |          boys who go to him see me going with them, they laugh at
 39 Text |        know beforehand what we are going to learn.~SOCRATES: In less
 40 Text |           And yet I know that I am going to be caught in one of your
 41 Text |             I did, I said; what is going to happen to me?~And are
 42 Text |     marvellous men; but what was I going to say? First of all let


Euthyphro
    Part
 43 Intro|          and impiety; and as he is going to be tried for impiety
 44 Text |           has found me out, and is going to accuse me of corrupting
 45 Text |         are a neologian, and he is going to have you up before the


The First Alcibiades
    Part
 46 Intro|           carrying them out? He is going to persuade the Athenians—
 47 Text |          not aware that I was just going to ask you the very same
 48 Text |          And that is what I am now going to tell you, sweet son of
 49 Text |        matter about which they are going to deliberate, better than
 50 Text |           should reply, that I was going to advise them about a matter
 51 Text |   schooling.~SOCRATES: And are you going to get up in the Athenian
 52 Text |         matter of making peace and going to war with those against
 53 Text |       better, of which I spoke, in going to war or not going to war
 54 Text |             in going to war or not going to war with those against
 55 Text |        that he did understand, was going to the assembly to advise
 56 Text |             Socrates?—But I am not going to be asked again from whom
 57 Text |          And suppose that you were going to steer a ship into action,
 58 Text |          barbarian also, and never going out, as in the fable of
 59 Text |        prints of the feet of those going in are distinct enough;’
 60 Text |        ever saw the trace of money going out of Lacedaemon? And therefore


Gorgias
    Part
 61 Intro|          He does not consider that going about with a dagger and
 62 Intro|            better and the worse is going on within us. And sometimes
 63 Intro|        that the work will be still going on when he is no longer
 64 Intro|          of him. Though we are not going to banish the poets, how
 65 Text |            and the other. And I am going to ask— what is this power
 66 Text |           would be an advantage in going on with the question, but
 67 Text |         are less miserable—are you going to refute this proposition
 68 Text |         the greatest danger and is going to be despoiled by his enemies
 69 Text |          like to have the argument going about without a head (compare
 70 Text |            SOCRATES: But what I am going to tell you now is not mere
 71 Text |         are arguing, we are always going round and round to the same


Ion
    Part
 72 Text |            tell me, Ion, what I am going to ask of you: When you


Laches
    Part
 73 Text |            saying at first, we are going to confess to you. Both
 74 Text |           matter.~LYSIMACHUS: I am going to ask this favour of you,
 75 Text |          What, Lysimachus, are you going to accept the opinion of
 76 Text |           the questions which I am going to ask, or the answers to
 77 Text |        SOCRATES: That is what I am going to do, my dear friend. Do
 78 Text |           any one laughs at us for going to school at our age, I


Laws
    Book
 79 1    |            a war against ourselves going on within every one of us.~
 80 1    |            good; however, I am not going to say anything against
 81 1    |            examined them, but I am going to raise doubts about them.
 82 2    |            all, nor any one who is going to hold a consultation about
 83 3    |      Messenian war, which was then going on, or for some other reason
 84 3    |           greater part of Crete is going to send out a colony, and
 85 4    |           suppose that you are not going to send out a general invitation
 86 4    |         referring?~Athenian. I was going to say that man never legislates,
 87 4    |         what form of polity are we going to give the city?~Cleinias.
 88 4    |           I say this, because I am going to assert that we must not
 89 4    |          his is the state which is going to use these laws.~Cleinias.
 90 4    |       charming retreat: now we are going to promulgate our laws,
 91 5    |          to all cities; and we are going to take that number which
 92 5    |            take to heart what I am going to say. Once more, then,
 93 5    |            your mind since you are going to colonize a new country.~
 94 6    |      direct them; (when I speak of going to the right, I mean that
 95 6    |            and schools, and of the going to school, and of school
 96 6    |         and bring up his children, going away from his father and
 97 6    |          remark? Why, because I am going to enact that the bridegrooms
 98 7    |            begin to learn—the boys going to teachers of horsemanship
 99 7    |            is satisfied that he is going right. And this is what
100 7    |             If when a sacrifice is going on, and the victims are
101 7    |             then, to what I am now going to say:—We were telling
102 9    |           quite wrong in what I am going to say; for I deny, Cleinias
103 9    |             about which we are not going to quarrel, and having already
104 10   |             Cleinias. What are you going to ask?~Athenian. If the
105 10   |       affirm, an immortal conflict going on among us, which requires
106 11   |            offence for which he is going to be beaten. The warden
107 11   |    kindness towards us, as you are going the way of all mankind;
108 12   |             when many lawsuits are going on in a state that almost
109 12   |            or on a sacred mission. Going abroad on an expedition
110 12   |        should be ever seeking out, going forth over sea and over
111 12   |         first judges he persist in going on to the second, shall
112 12   |        shall not have any right of going to law with any other man
113 12   |        nothing wonderful in states going astray—the reason is that


Lysis
    Part
114 Intro|           time when a sacrifice is going on, and the Hermaea are
115 Text |         the walls of Athens.~I was going from the Academy straight
116 Text |           I came and whither I was going.~I am going, I replied,
117 Text |          whither I was going.~I am going, I replied, from the Academy
118 Text |             and games at dice were going on among them. Most of them
119 Text |          Ctesippus and myself, was going to take a seat by us; and
120 Text |        making a blunder, for I was going to say to him: That is the
121 Text |     remains to be said.~Here I was going to invite the opinion of


Menexenus
    Part
122 Text |            that the Athenians were going to choose a speaker, and
123 Text |        already had the first, when going forth on their destined
124 Text |            that the great king was going to make a new attempt upon


Meno
    Part
125 Intro|         this elevation, instead of going forwards went backwards
126 Text |           wise in not voyaging and going away from home, for if you


Parmenides
    Part
127 Intro|           up; he admits that he is going to ‘lay hands on his father
128 Intro|            and displeasure. He was going out of the received circle
129 Text |           in the same spot, nor by going somewhere and coming into
130 Text |            is ‘now’: for surely in going from the past to the future,
131 Text |         the process of becoming is going on?~True.~Then the one is
132 Text |             for as they are always going in opposite directions they


Phaedo
    Part
133 Intro|        Socrates answers that he is going to other gods who are wise
134 Text |           winds, the time spent in going and returning is very considerable.
135 Text |         blessed. I thought that in going to the other world he could
136 Text |           to-day I am likely to be going, for the Athenians say that
137 Text |         heard: and indeed, as I am going to another place, it is
138 Text |          the first place that I am going to other gods who are wise
139 Text |         great reason to hope that, going whither I go, when I have
140 Text |           processes which are ever going on, from one to the other
141 Text |         like to hear what you were going to say.~This is what I would
142 Text |       currents in the Euripus, are going up and down in never-ceasing
143 Text |        work of destruction is ever going on. Are not these, Simmias
144 Text |            into many lands, others going to a few places and not


Phaedrus
    Part
145 Intro|     celebrated rhetorician, and is going to refresh himself by taking
146 Intro|    enthusiasm or love of the ideas going before us and ever present
147 Intro|       gives weight to his words by going back to general maxims;
148 Intro|       lesser particulars,—e.g. his going without sandals, his habit
149 Text |           you, and whither are you going?~PHAEDRUS: I come from Lysias
150 Text |          son of Cephalus, and I am going to take a walk outside the
151 Text |      Herodicus recommends, without going in, I will keep you company.~
152 Text |         have you suppose that I am going to have your memory exercised
153 Text |           really imagine that I am going to improve upon the ingenuity
154 Text |         tricks?~SOCRATES: I am not going to play tricks now that
155 Text |        were only half-way and were going to make a similar speech
156 Text |          to do anything which I am going to do; and I thought that
157 Text | Stesichorus or Homer, in that I am going to make my recantation for
158 Text |             and there are few who, going to the images, behold in
159 Text |           matter about which he is going to speak?~PHAEDRUS: And
160 Text |        everything, either short or going on to infinity. I remember
161 Text |            on these matters, or in going round and round, until you
162 Text |            that if you do not mind going so far, rhetoric has a fair


Philebus
    Part
163 Intro|         whither, Socrates, are you going? And what has this to do
164 Intro|           of a new logic, that ‘In going to war for mind I must have
165 Text |         position which you are now going to take from Philebus, and
166 Text |      complained.~SOCRATES: Are you going to ask, Philebus, what this
167 Text |            all an easy one. For in going to war in the cause of mind,
168 Text |             just now, that motions going up and down cause pleasures
169 Text |          incorporeal law, which is going to hold fair rule over a


Protagoras
    Part
170 Text |          Protagoras is come. I was going to you at once, and then
171 Text |    Hippocrates, I said, as you are going to Protagoras, and will
172 Text |         what is he to whom you are going? and what will he make of
173 Text |        example, you had thought of going to Hippocrates of Cos, the
174 Text |         now, I said, you and I are going to Protagoras, and we are
175 Text |        Protagoras, and why are you going to pay him money,—how should
176 Text |            he replied.~Then we are going to pay our money to him
177 Text |           what am I doing?~You are going to commit your soul to the
178 Text |         are incurring? If you were going to commit your body to some
179 Text |        Sophist is; and yet you are going to commit yourself to his
180 Text |       arisen between us as we were going along; and we stood talking
181 Text |            been deaf, and you were going to converse with me, you
182 Text |         other is not ready.~And is going to battle honourable or


The Republic
    Book
183 1    |          Glaucon. ~Then we are not going to listen; of that you may
184 1    |            good to his friend? ~In going to war against the one and
185 1    |          presume then that you are going to make one of the interdicted
186 1    |          your remarks! And are you going to run away before you have
187 1    |       under the idea that they are going to have any benefit or enjoyment
188 1    |           ought not to shrink from going through with the argument
189 2    |           life of the just. ~I was going to say something in answer
190 2    |            madness or illusion are going to do some harm, then it
191 3    |           crew, and how things are going with himself or his fellow-sailors. ~
192 3    |           Peirithous, son of Zeus, going forth as they did to perpetrate
193 3    |         who, as he informs you, is going to speak? ~Certainly. ~And
194 3    |        cause is failing, and he is going to wounds or death or is
195 3    |         and he is never to be seen going further, or, if he exceeds,
196 3    |          Where would be the use of going into further details about
197 3    |          of the lie which you were going to tell. ~True, I replied,
198 4    |          difficulty, I replied, in going to war with one such enemy;
199 4    |          replied. I see nothing in going into a passion with a man
200 5    |            me the words which I am going to utter. For I do indeed
201 5    |     whether abiding in the city or going out to war; they are to
202 5    |          what of that? ~I was only going to ask whether, if we have
203 6    |          and answer in turn, first going back to the description
204 6    |         observation. ~What are you going to say? ~Why, that all those
205 6    |         decked out as a bridegroom going to marry his master's daughter,
206 6    |           now, I know that you are going to ask, What that State
207 6    |           you are wrong, for I was going to ask another question-whether
208 6    |       hypothetical, and instead of going upward to a principle descends
209 7    |           out of the light or from going into the light, which is
210 8    |          everybody's mouth. ~I was going to observe, that the insatiable
211 9    |         temperate, and when before going to sleep he has awakened
212 9    |          he not imagine that he is going up; and he who is standing
213 10   |     incidentally refer: we are not going to ask him, or any other


The Second Alcibiades
    Part
214 Text |      Alcibiades.~SOCRATES: Are you going, Alcibiades, to offer prayer
215 Text |         were to seize a sword and, going to the doors of his house,
216 Text |            to whose shrine you are going should appear at this moment,


The Sophist
    Part
217 Intro|          dawn he admits that he is going to be made ‘a Sophist,’
218 Intro|         the two great philosophies going back into cosmogony and
219 Intro|            process was perpetually going on (e.g. Heracleitus); others (
220 Intro|        point they diverge, the one going to the sea and the rivers,
221 Intro|           phantastic. When we were going to place the Sophist in
222 Intro|           attraction and repulsion going on—an attraction or repulsion
223 Text |            animal hunting; the one going to the sea-shore, and to
224 Text |          patterns, and what are we going to do with them all?~STRANGER:
225 Text |            now listen to what I am going to say, and try to divide
226 Text |          of war of Giants and Gods going on amongst them; they are


The Statesman
    Part
227 Text |       YOUNG SOCRATES: What are you going to say?~STRANGER: That they
228 Text |          applied to other classes; going once more as rapidly as
229 Text |           the market-place, others going from city to city by land
230 Text |           me, Socrates; I was just going to ask you whether you objected
231 Text |          good friend, from what is going to be said.~YOUNG SOCRATES:


The Symposium
    Part
232 Intro|           love, one after another, going from left to right in the
233 Intro|           in days of old, like him going about barefooted, and who
234 Intro|          charge is more easily set going than the imputation of secret
235 Text |           asked him whither he was going that he had been converted
236 Text |          fine man. What say you to going with me unasked?~I will
237 Text |            to make an excuse.~‘Two going together,’~he replied, in
238 Text |           that each of us in turn, going from left to right, shall
239 Text |     Aristophanes, although you are going to speak, you are making
240 Text |        eight in all, like tumblers going over and over with their
241 Text |        ones left.~Indeed, I am not going to attack you, said Eryximachus,
242 Text |          but are always coming and going; and equally true of knowledge,
243 Text |         end. And the true order of going, or being led by another,
244 Text |           steps only, and from one going on to two, and from two
245 Text |             said Socrates; are you going to raise a laugh at my expense?
246 Text |       meaning of your praise?~I am going to speak the truth, if you
247 Text |          banquet. Some one who was going out having left the door


Theaetetus
    Part
248 Intro|     inclined to think that this is going too far. Socrates ironically
249 Intro|            replies, that he is not going beyond the truth. But if
250 Intro|            man, as Pindar says, is going on a voyage of discovery,
251 Intro|          so eager to know what was going on in heaven, that he could
252 Intro|          likely to know when he is going to have a fever, as the
253 Intro|           a battle-royal is always going on in the cities of Ionia. ‘
254 Intro|       justly charges Socrates with going beyond the truth; and Protagoras
255 Intro|          is all—when in fact he is going out of his mind in the first
256 Text |       Where then?~EUCLID: As I was going down to the harbour, I met
257 Text |          sciences, for we were not going to count them, but we wanted
258 Text |            given by either of them going elsewhere, then, while the
259 Text |            Theaetetus, what are we going to do?~THEAETETUS: About
260 Text |            do not know that we are going beyond the truth. Doubtless,
261 Text |          so eager to know what was going on in heaven, that he could
262 Text |           his heart he cannot help going into fits of laughter, so
263 Text |     ordinary man thinks that he is going to have a fever, and that
264 Text |          these men, then, as I was going to remark, you will never
265 Text |       Shall we say then that he is going to read or number what he
266 Text |          SOCRATES: And thus, after going a long way round, we are
267 Text |       knowledge is?—for we are not going to lose heart as yet.~THEAETETUS:
268 Text |             Tell me; what were you going to say just now, when you


Timaeus
    Part
269 Intro|           the origin of the world, going down to the creation of
270 Intro|           observation, and is ever going on and enlarging with the
271 Text |        generation of the world and going down to the creation of
272 Text |          God. And we, too, who are going to discourse of the nature
273 Text |          of vision is cut off; for going forth to an unlike element
274 Text |           from without, nor itself going out to any other, but invisible
275 Text |            when the respiration is going in and out, and the fire,