The Apology
    Part
  1 Text |             to another who had still higher pretensions to wisdom, and
  2 Text |             are gods, and in a sense higher than that in which any of


Charmides
    Part
  3 Intro|             or due proportion of the higher and lower elements of human
  4 Intro|       sciences, are regulated by the higher science or knowledge of
  5 Intro|         remaining definitions have a higher aim, which is to introduce
  6 Text |            but quickness will be the higher degree of temperance, if


Cratylus
    Part
  7 Intro|             a knowledge of things is higher than a knowledge of names,
  8 Intro|            images of things; and the higher knowledge is of things,
  9 Intro|            they may be replaced in a higher and more logical order.
 10 Intro|         greater or less stress, by a higher or lower pitch of the voice,
 11 Intro|         describe: into the idiom and higher life of words it does not
 12 Intro|            of language passes into a higher. Thus far we can see and
 13 Intro|              into an onomatopea of a higher kind, in which it is no
 14 Intro|          nature, but that in all the higher uses of language the sound
 15 Intro|             the passage. This is the higher onomatopea which has banished
 16 Intro|              which have affected the higher use of it: such as (1) the
 17 Intro|          forget that there is also a higher ideal of language in which
 18 Text |          indeed calls her by a still higher title, ‘divine intelligence’ (
 19 Text |          before we proceed, that the higher method is the one which


Crito
    Part
 20 Text |             be worth having, if that higher part of man be destroyed,
 21 Text |             is more to be valued and higher and holier far than mother


Euthyphro
    Part
 22 Intro|    unenlightened conscience, and the higher notion of religion which


The First Alcibiades
    Part
 23 Intro|              he can only attain this higher aim of ambition by the assistance


Gorgias
    Part
 24 Intro|          Under the cover of rhetoric higher themes are introduced; the
 25 Intro|            kinds of statesmanship, a higher and a lower—that which makes
 26 Intro|              Callicles to choose the higher. The dialogue terminates
 27 Intro|              he is not insensible to higher arguments. Plato may have
 28 Intro|          deeply in earnest. He rises higher than even in the Phaedo
 29 Intro|     Alcibiades or Pericles, but in a higher one; and this will sooner
 30 Intro|         which are concerned with the higher interests of soul and body.
 31 Intro|          there is the meaner and the higher art. You seemed to understand
 32 Intro|              sophistic is really the higher of the two. The teacher
 33 Intro|   development. He is not far off the higher notion of an education of
 34 Intro|             natural rebellion of the higher sense of right in man against
 35 Intro|        substance is an appeal to the higher reason. He is uttering truths
 36 Intro|          degrading the soul. And all higher natures, or perhaps all
 37 Intro|              of the lower but of the higher elements of the nation.
 38 Intro|             For when we substitute a higher pleasure for a lower we
 39 Intro|          writing, but he has not the higher spirit of poetry. He has
 40 Intro| disinterested, be in like manner the higher? And although only a very
 41 Text |              philosophy and go on to higher things: for philosophy,


Laws
    Book
 42 2    |              own, and so receiving a higher pleasure, but now by their
 43 3    |           moment, and there was that higher fear, which they had acquired
 44 4    |           but demigods, who are of a higher and more divine race, to
 45 4    |           care. But of the truer and higher strain of law and politics,
 46 6    |            equality, of a better and higher kind, which is not so easily
 47 7    |             obeys them most, but the higher form of praise is that which
 48 8    |            if some one living on the higher ground recklessly lets off
 49 11   |             and he will wish to look higher. And there are cases in
 50 11   |            is a wonderful thing, far higher than that of a lifeless
 51 12   |        neither is nor ever will be a higher, or better, or more scientific
 52 12   |           let not the mound be piled higher than would be the work of


Lysis
    Part
 53 Intro|            wants; Secondly, that the higher form or ideal of friendship
 54 Intro|           the science of logic. Some higher truths appear through the
 55 Intro|              world, partly because a higher place is assigned by us


Menexenus
    Part
 56 Text |           mounting upwards to things higher still, and, though rather


Meno
    Part
 57 Intro|              inspired or divine. The higher virtue, which is identical
 58 Intro|        taught, and therefore in this higher and ideal sense there is
 59 Intro|         There is no knowledge in the higher sense of systematic, connected,
 60 Intro|         there are no teachers in the higher sense of the word; that
 61 Intro|             governs the world with a higher wisdom. There are many instincts,
 62 Intro|           grace is to be regarded as higher than knowledge. He would
 63 Intro|           unreasoning element in the higher nature of man. The philosopher
 64 Intro|              opinion, as well as the higher one of science, in the spirit
 65 Intro|       possession of knowledge in the higher or philosophical sense is


Parmenides
    Part
 66 Intro|      paradoxes of Zeno admitted of a higher application. This hint is
 67 Intro|           best expression of a truth higher than either (compare Soph.).
 68 Intro|             anomalies, are among the higher and more potent instruments
 69 Intro|              time, place, and to the higher ideas of the reason;—and


Phaedo
    Part
 70 Intro|           may be associated with the higher notion of absolute equality.
 71 Intro|              them, goes back to some higher idea or hypothesis which
 72 Intro|            But there is a better and higher spirit to be gathered from
 73 Intro|              the world, whether in a higher or a lower sphere of life
 74 Intro|            this individuality in the higher nature, and the falling
 75 Intro|            unexpected flashes of the higher nature in those whom we
 76 Intro|        circumstances of man with his higher self; or his origin with
 77 Intro|         which we are subject and the higher law which raises us above
 78 Intro|            the human mind in all the higher religions of the world,
 79 Intro|              actual causes, but by a higher, that is, a more general
 80 Intro|           the world, and to find his higher self. Plato recognizes in
 81 Intro|       posthumous fame and glory, the higher revelation of beauty, like
 82 Text |          couch which was a good deal higher. He stroked my head, and
 83 Text |              would go on to assume a higher principle, and a higher,
 84 Text |              higher principle, and a higher, until you found a resting-place
 85 Text |     resting-place in the best of the higher; but you would not confuse


Phaedrus
    Part
 86 Intro|        speech, which is full of that higher element said to have been
 87 Intro|            is an illustration of the higher or true rhetoric. This higher
 88 Intro|        higher or true rhetoric. This higher rhetoric is based upon dialectic,
 89 Intro|              obscure some of Plato’s higher aims.~The first speech is
 90 Intro|            But Plato had doubtless a higher purpose than to exhibit
 91 Intro|              then both yield to that higher view of love which is afterwards
 92 Intro|              there were two loves, a higher and a lower, holy and unholy,
 93 Intro|             would acknowledge also a higher love of duty and of God,
 94 Intro|         kinds of love, a lower and a higher, the one answering to the
 95 Intro|       classical times of Hellas; the higher love, of which Plato speaks,
 96 Intro|              be of any value are the higher philosophy and the power
 97 Intro|              old age, but to live is higher far, to be ourselves the
 98 Intro|              sly imputation upon the higher classes at Athens; so in
 99 Intro|        authority. It had none of the higher play of fancy which creates
100 Intro|       conversation; they will have a higher standard and begin to think
101 Intro|          before. They may begin at a higher point and yet take with
102 Text |           you and Lysias ‘a thing of higher import,’ as I may say in
103 Text |         which gets the better of the higher reason and the other desires,
104 Text |             temperance or any of the higher ideas which are precious
105 Text |             was thus imbued with the higher philosophy, and attained
106 Text |     legislators, but are worthy of a higher name, befitting the serious
107 Text |              will lead him to things higher still. For he has an element


Philebus
    Part
108 Intro|           chief good, or some nature higher than either; and if the
109 Intro|           wisdom are related to this higher good. (2) Before we can
110 Intro|            them partakes most of the higher nature, we must know under
111 Intro|       measure, are to be regarded as higher than music, which for the
112 Intro|      guess-work. But there is also a higher arithmetic, and a higher
113 Intro|             higher arithmetic, and a higher mensuration, which is exclusively
114 Intro|        dialectical science, which is higher still and the truest and
115 Intro|            Plato’s, only begins in a higher sphere, when we speak of
116 Intro|              might be described as a higher law; the final measure which
117 Intro|        expression of ideas. But this higher and truer point of view
118 Intro|              and Laws he admits of a higher use of rhetoric.~Reasons
119 Intro|              For there may be a good higher than either pleasure or
120 Intro|             two is more akin to this higher good will have a right to
121 Intro|              the union of the two be higher and more eligible than either
122 Intro|          oppose ‘the useful’ to some higher conception, such as the
123 Intro|             moral philosophy? To the higher thinker the Utilitarian
124 Intro|           with religion and with any higher conception both of politics
125 Intro|           includes the lower and the higher kind of happiness, and is
126 Intro|              of the word.~Again: the higher the view which men take
127 Intro|       principle of right is of a far higher character—what or where
128 Intro|       opposites is regarded from the higher point of view of abstract
129 Text |             SOCRATES: And there is a higher note and a lower note, and
130 Text |              should not also in that higher sphere have designed the
131 Text |              be some other which has higher claims.~PROTARCHUS: Well,


Protagoras
    Part
132 Intro|           conventional morality to a higher conception of virtue and
133 Text |             them; but to the wiser a higher meed should be given, and


The Republic
    Book
134 2    |            be beyond price. ~And the higher the duties of the guardian,
135 3    |             a napping judge is a far higher and nobler sort of thing.
136 3    |        making trial of virtue in the higher sense is absolutely stopped;
137 3    |      musician and harmonist in a far higher sense than the tuner of
138 3    |          ought to be applied to this higher class only who preserve
139 4    |         which may be compared to the higher, lower, and middle notes
140 5    |             gifts and qualities in a higher degree than the female?
141 5    |           the attainment in him of a higher degree of justice than is
142 6    |       necessary in those to whom the higher education is to be imparted,
143 6    |              there a knowledge still higher than this-higher than justice
144 6    |             has a place of honor yet higher. ~What a wonder of beauty
145 6    |             to the other end; in the higher of the two, the soul passes
146 6    |        distinctness, and therefore a higher value. ~I understand, he
147 6    |              you not to exercise the higher reason upon them, although
148 6    |           they are cognizable by the higher reason. And the habit which
149 7    |              and with a view to that higher knowledge; their beauty
150 7    |            not lose sight of our own higher object. ~What is that? ~
151 7    |              old will be promoted to higher honor, and the sciences
152 7    |        select class, and elevated to higher honor; and you will have
153 8    |              citizenship; the sum is higher in one place and lower in
154 8    |            from democracies; but the higher they ascend our constitution
155 9    |            from interfering with the higher principle-which he leaves
156 9    |              natural weakness of the higher principle; the individual
157 9    |           and by cultivation of this higher element have set up in their
158 10   |            every single thing with a higher degree of accuracy than
159 10   |           life, as if he had nothing higher in him? ~I should say not. ~
160 10   |       fortune. ~Yes, I said; and the higher principle is ready to follow


The Seventh Letter
    Part
161 Text |              really looks as if some higher power was even then planning
162 Text |              salvation. But now some higher power or avenging fiend
163 Text |             he supposed that I had a higher opinion than of any of the
164 Text |        should feel a craving for the higher life. I thought therefore
165 Text |             who would be held in far higher repute as judges than Dionysios,


The Sophist
    Part
166 Intro|             to have descended from a higher world in order to convict
167 Intro|            There is some want of the higher Platonic art in the Eleatic
168 Intro|              wholes combined under a higher one, and many entirely apart—
169 Intro|            the very opposite of that higher spirit which criticizes
170 Intro|             one has as yet found the higher science which arrays them
171 Intro|            combine abstractions in a higher unity: the ordinary mechanism
172 Intro|         conceived together under the higher form of the notion. (ii)
173 Intro|         become concrete in a new and higher sense. They also admit of
174 Intro|           finite are alike lost in a higher or positive infinity, and
175 Intro|       harmony consists of notes of a higher and lower pitch which disagreed
176 Intro|           and tending to obscure his higher attributes of wisdom, goodness,
177 Intro|              the fulfilment of their higher natures. The man of the
178 Intro|         hundred years hence. But all higher minds are much more akin
179 Intro|            Sir Thomas More—meet in a higher sphere above the ordinary
180 Intro|              that it is fatal to the higher life of man. It seems to
181 Intro|            priests and students. The higher spirit of philosophy, the
182 Text |            companion be one of those higher powers, a cross-examining
183 Text |            forms contained under one higher form; and again, one form


The Statesman
    Part
184 Intro|             the Politicus contains a higher and more ideal conception
185 Intro|          rule of a man is better and higher than law, because he is
186 Intro|              of which you speak?’ No higher truth can be made clear
187 Intro|           use persuasion, or not, is higher than the art of persuasion;
188 Intro|              we are to go to war, is higher than the art of the general.
189 Intro|             which makes the laws, is higher than that which only administers
190 Intro|             implant by education the higher principles; and where they
191 Intro|             in the Republic, and the higher life of reason and philosophy.
192 Intro|           the gods, may contain some higher elements of good and knowledge
193 Intro|              require an example. The higher ideas, of which we have
194 Intro|           Stranger in the words—‘The higher ideas can hardly be set
195 Intro|               but there is something higher—an intelligent ruler, whether
196 Intro|            person is a law, that the higher rule has no exception, that
197 Intro|           the hands of the rest. The higher ranks have the advantage
198 Intro|   communicated from the lower to the higher, sometimes from the higher
199 Intro|           higher, sometimes from the higher to the lower, which is too
200 Text |              divine shepherd is even higher than that of a king; whereas
201 Text |         would tell me.~STRANGER: The higher ideas, my dear friend, can
202 Text |       general and the judge, and the higher sort of oratory which is
203 Text |           STRANGER: And is there any higher art or science, having power


The Symposium
    Part
204 Intro|            Agathon is conceived in a higher strain, and receives the
205 Intro|          often arise.~Yet there is a higher region in which love is
206 Intro|     friendship of man with man to be higher than the love of woman,
207 Intro|         language of the mysteries, a higher and a higher degree of initiation;
208 Intro|            mysteries, a higher and a higher degree of initiation; at
209 Text |       composed of differing notes of higher or lower pitch which disagreed
210 Text |             art of music; for if the higher and lower notes still disagreed,
211 Text |          beauty of a kind infinitely higher than any which I see in


Theaetetus
    Part
212 Intro|              and to discourse of the higher life. The idea of knowledge,
213 Intro|     Proceeding from the lower to the higher by three stages, in which
214 Intro|              look for knowledge in a higher sphere, and accordingly
215 Intro|          consider whether man in the higher or man in the lower sense
216 Intro|           discarded knowledge in any higher sense than perception. For ‘
217 Intro|         passes from the lower to the higher, without omitting the intermediate
218 Intro|          again are comprehended in a higher object, which reunites with
219 Intro|              later dialogues. In its higher signification it was the
220 Intro|           him would have defined the higher philosophy to be ‘Knowledge
221 Intro|              ancient scepticism.~The higher truths of philosophy and
222 Intro|            sense but introduced to a higher world of thought and reflection,
223 Intro|           faculty of sense, but of a higher and more comprehensive nature.
224 Intro|             the starting-points of a higher philosophy.~We are often
225 Intro|             lower rather than to the higher view of ethical philosophy?
226 Intro|            must be admitted that the higher standard of duty has gone
227 Intro|           gone hand in hand with the higher conception of knowledge.
228 Intro|           for imagination, or in any higher sense for religion. Ideals
229 Intro|             imagination is also that higher power by which we rise above
230 Intro|              is to deprive it of all higher and comprehensive aims and
231 Intro|          being brought back from the higher to the lower, from the wider
232 Intro|           easier to apprehend than a higher, so a lower way of life
233 Intro|             without any care for the higher interests of man. But nearly
234 Intro|             lower rather than to the higher view of ethical philosophy:—
235 Intro|             means and instruments of higher thought, of any adequate
236 Intro|            connected with this, at a higher stage of development, the
237 Intro|              It may be regarded as a higher degree of knowledge when
238 Intro|          knows not where, under this higher aspect of his being he grasps
239 Intro|           careful to distinguish the higher and the lower elements of
240 Intro|             evil, from nature in the higher to nature in the neutral
241 Text |          they are eleven, and in the higher numbers the chance of error


Timaeus
    Part
242 Intro|              I will now speak of the higher purpose of God in giving
243 Intro|             reference to a lower and higher in place. For in the universe,
244 Intro|             because without them the higher cannot be attained by us.~
245 Intro|            divided into two parts, a higher and a lower. The higher
246 Intro|              higher and a lower. The higher of the two, which is the
247 Intro|          which to the wise becomes a higher sense of delight, being
248 Intro|          body are to be preserved, a higher theme than the other. The
249 Intro|       fanciful of causes indicates a higher mental state than the absence
250 Intro|           tendency to argue from the higher to the lower, from man to
251 Intro|           same time they confirmed a higher sentiment of the mind, that
252 Intro|     mechanics, is always seen in the higher, e.g. in the phenomena of
253 Intro|          uneducated, that is, in the higher sense of the word—who imagines
254 Intro|            illumining power. For the higher intelligence of man seems
255 Intro|             Greek) or letters in the higher sense that they are not
256 Intro|             of the truth that to the higher nature of man evil is involuntary.
257 Intro|               Secondly, there is the higher mortal soul which, though
258 Intro|            he has himself risen to a higher knowledge. He never reflects,
259 Text |              proceed to speak of the higher use and purpose for which
260 Text |            isolated from them, these higher things for which we look
261 Text |          which to the wise becomes a higher sort of delight, being an