The Apology
    Part
  1 Text |          talk with him, I could not help thinking that he was not
  2 Text |          believe yourself. I cannot help thinking, men of Athens,
  3 Text |            divine beings, how can I help believing in spirits or


Charmides
    Part
  4 PreF |             how far I have received help from other labourers in
  5 PreS |             prose writing, they may help to lighten a cumbrous expression (
  6 Intro|           and ‘doing,’ and with the help of a misapplied quotation


Cratylus
    Part
  7 Intro|          admission of this does not help us to understand the rational
  8 Intro|           some new method. Will you help me in the search?~All names,
  9 Text |              It is so; but I cannot help laughing, if I am to suppose
 10 Text |          word boulapteroun I cannot help imagining that you are making
 11 Text |          again say to you, come and help me, that I may not fall
 12 Text |             have recourse to divine help, like the tragic poets,
 13 Text |          different; for when by the help of grammar we assign the


Critias
    Part
 14 Text |            would not, if they could help, offend against the writing


Crito
    Part
 15 Intro|         world and educated by their help, and are they not his parents?
 16 Text |          want to consider with your help, Crito:—whether, under my
 17 Text |            assent?~CRITO: We cannot help it, Socrates.~SOCRATES:


Euthydemus
    Part
 18 Intro|           upon his nephew Iolaus to help. Dionysodorus rejoins that
 19 Text |         perplexity looked at me for help; and I, knowing that he
 20 Text |           words unless you have the help of your brother Dionysodorus;
 21 Text |          Iolaus, his nephew, to his help, who ably succoured him;
 22 Text |            uproarious; but I cannot help thinking that the rogue
 23 Text |          will improve him. I cannot help thinking, when I hear you


Euthyphro
    Part
 24 Intro|            the gods, and what do we help them to accomplish? Euthyphro
 25 Text |           gods: what work does that help to accomplish? For you must
 26 Text |            which the gods do by the help of our ministrations?~EUTHYPHRO:


The First Alcibiades
    Part
 27 Intro|            his ambition without his help; or that he should have
 28 Text |      accomplished by you without my help; so great is the power which
 29 Text |          habiliments. Now, I cannot help thinking to myself, What
 30 Text |            How?~ALCIBIADES: By your help, Socrates.~SOCRATES: That
 31 Text |         have said?~SOCRATES: By the help of God.~ALCIBIADES: I agree;


Gorgias
    Part
 32 Intro|         that a man who is unable to help himself is in a good condition?’
 33 Intro|          around us, which we partly help to make. A man who would
 34 Intro|            that he might solace and help others, was thinking of
 35 Text |         this? Why, because I cannot help feeling that you are now
 36 Text |          working deceitfully by the help of lines, and colours, and
 37 Text |             honest, that you cannot help saying what your loves say
 38 Text |      trampled upon, he is unable to help himself, or any other about
 39 Text |          say that he has.~SOCRATES: Help me then to draw out the
 40 Text |        Cannot you finish without my help, either talking straight
 41 Text |         that there is absolutely no help. And if I am to carry on
 42 Text |           teeth that I am unable to help myself or any of my friends
 43 Text |          foolish, and became by the help of Callicles good and noble?
 44 Text |             you will not be able to help yourself when the day of


Ion
    Part
 45 Text |    acquainted with this fact by the help of the same art of arithmetic,
 46 Text |             were to ask you: By the help of which art, Ion, do you


Laches
    Part
 47 Text |    pre-eminent in valour, he cannot help being ridiculous, if he
 48 Text |          attain this quality by the help of studies and pursuits.
 49 Text |          and knows that others will help him, and that there will
 50 Text |              and do what you can to help your friends, who are tossing
 51 Text |          hereafter corrected by the help of Damon, whom you think
 52 Text |        never seen him, and with the help of others. And when I am


Laws
    Book
 53 1    |  inclinations and pleasures, by the help of amusements, to their
 54 1    |          have ministers in order to help the golden principle in
 55 2    |            the Gods, and with their help. I should like to know whether
 56 2    |            or habit or both, cannot help feeling pleasure in them
 57 2    |     infamous; for no one, if he can help, will be persuaded to do
 58 2    |           not, though he can hardly help knowing the laws of melody
 59 2    |         drinkers; and without their help there is greater difficulty
 60 3    |             state of mankind by the help of tradition to barbarism.~
 61 3    |           Perhaps; and yet I cannot help observing that any one who
 62 3    |          manhood, in age, he cannot help always praying for the fulfilment
 63 3    |           more men. And they cannot help being stupid, since they
 64 3    |             for there was no one to help them, and remembering that
 65 3    |       Eretria, no one came to their help, or would risk the danger
 66 4    |     artistic beginnings intended to help the strain which is to be
 67 5    |             and will not, if he can help, allow others to partake
 68 5    |            him, no one, if he could help, would admit, or allow to
 69 6    |        people of Crete, and I am to help you by the invention of
 70 6    |         keep in the overflow by the help of works and ditches, in
 71 6    |         they are never, if they can help, to change aught; or, if
 72 6    |            and wrong; for he cannot help leaving the impression of
 73 6    |             suitable slaves who can help him in what he has to do,
 74 7    |          dance to the pipe with the help of the Gods to whom they
 75 7    |            that you, Megillus, will help to decide between us. For
 76 7    |         slaves or strangers, by the help of some of the public slaves;
 77 7    |             or untrained, if he can help; and if a person had the
 78 7    |            and may not, if they can help, spoil the gifts of nature
 79 8    |            Stranger. Next, with the help of the Delphian oracle,
 80 8    |             and will not, if he can help, allow him to become either
 81 8    |            apprehension—I could not help thinking how one is to deal
 82 8    |          Lacedaemon furnish a great help to those who make peculiar
 83 10   |            things? And the greatest help to rational legislation
 84 10   |              and my experience will help to convey you across; but
 85 10   |             as you say, and we will help you as well as we can.~Athenian.
 86 10   |             the Gods, then will God help you; but should you desire
 87 11   |            shalt not, if thou canst help, touch that which is mine,
 88 11   |          private individuals by the help of his art, which is by
 89 11   |          best, I will not, if I can help, allow this; but I will
 90 11   |            them, if we can possibly help. Let this be our prelude
 91 11   |             ingenious pleas and the help of an advocate the law enables
 92 12   |          unintentionally, if he can help; for justice is truly said
 93 12   |         handle these matters by the help of astronomy, and the accompanying
 94 12   |           find others who will also help.~Cleinias. I agree, Stranger,


Lysis
    Part
 95 Text |            appalling, and we cannot help hearing him: and now having


Menexenus
    Part
 96 Text |             to her children, and to help them in their toils. And
 97 Text |              the city was unable to help them, and they lost heart


Meno
    Part
 98 Intro|          demons or spirits by whose help God made the world. And
 99 Text |            in a man?~MENO: I cannot help feeling, Socrates, that
100 Text |             of Alexidemus, I cannot help thinking that the other
101 Text |             are. Please, Anytus, to help me and your friend Meno
102 Text |        could be done for him by the help of masters? But what has
103 Text |           to find some one who will help in some way or other to


Parmenides
    Part
104 Intro|            negative of time. By the help of this invention the conception


Phaedo
    Part
105 Intro|            impartial, but he cannot help feeling that he has too
106 Intro|           and a further step by the help of the nous of Anaxagoras;
107 Text |           single head. And I cannot help thinking that if Aesop had
108 Text |              Socrates; for I cannot help thinking that the many when
109 Text |          lovers of knowledge cannot help saying to one another, and
110 Text |            something, either by the help of sight, or hearing, or
111 Text |             of any use, allow me to help you.~Simmias said: I must
112 Text |            to apprehend them by the help of the senses. And I thought
113 Text |             next step; for I cannot help thinking, if there be anything
114 Text |             I still feel and cannot help feeling uncertain in my


Phaedrus
    Part
115 Intro|           to deceive another by the help of resemblances, and to
116 Intro|            are many texts which may help us to speak and to think.
117 Intro|             cheap press, and by the help of high schools and colleges,
118 Text |         Melians are a musical race, help, O help me in the tale which
119 Text |             a musical race, help, O help me in the tale which my
120 Text |       conquers. When opinion by the help of reason leads us to the
121 Text |             And therefore he cannot help being jealous, and will
122 Text |         will he leave him if he can help; necessity and the sting
123 Text |       futurity, whether made by the help of birds or of other signs—
124 Text |          get into the temple by the help of art—he, I say, and his
125 Text |            which is effected by the help of resemblances, or how
126 Text |           any other topic? I cannot help fancying in my ignorance
127 Text |            and generalization; they help me to speak and to think.
128 Text |           some he put into verse to help the memory. But shall I ‘
129 Text |            true.~SOCRATES: I cannot help feeling, Phaedrus, that
130 Text |            a congenial soul, by the help of science sows and plants
131 Text |             words which are able to help themselves and him who planted


Philebus
    Part
132 Intro|       notion when cleared up by the help of dialectic.~To us the
133 Intro|              while to Plato, by the help of various intermediate
134 Intro|             realized chiefly by the help of the material world; and
135 Intro|            of others; for we cannot help acknowledging that what
136 Intro|             of happiness, we cannot help seeing that the utilitarian
137 Text |              SOCRATES: And will you help us to test these two lives?~
138 Text |            the replenishment by the help of memory; as is obvious,
139 Text |      question, Protarchus, does not help the argument.~PROTARCHUS:
140 Text |       instruments, attains by their help to a greater degree of accuracy


Protagoras
    Part
141 Intro|          renew the enquiry with the help of Protagoras in a different
142 Intro|         aspects of the truth by the help of which we pass from the
143 Text |             answer him?~I could not help acknowledging the truth
144 Text |       answerer any more if he could help; and I considered that there
145 Text |           the same time I could not help fearing that there might
146 Text |           blessing; ‘but man cannot help being bad when the force
147 Text |          and virtue, then he cannot help being bad. And you, Pittacus,
148 Text |             Protagoras, and by your help make an end of that. The
149 Text |           to be, do not require the help of another’s voice, or of
150 Text |        first, and also to have your help in considering them. If
151 Text |        wisdom will have strength to help him?~I agree with you, Socrates,
152 Text |            should like to have your help in the enquiry.~Protagoras


The Republic
    Book
153 2    |             the Queen, and with her help conspired against the King
154 2    |           the proverb, "Let brother help brother"-if he fails in
155 2    |          And yet I cannot refuse to help, while breath and speech
156 2    |      therefore I had best give such help as I can. ~Glaucon and the
157 2    |          True. ~Then hirelings will help to make up our population? ~
158 3    |            said, and to require the help of medicine, not when a
159 3    |           and so dying hard, by the help of science he struggled
160 4    |           do you therefore come and help us in war, and take the
161 4    |       beginning in play, and by the help of music have gained the
162 4    |           them. ~And without divine help, said Adeimantus, they will
163 4    |            four cubits high, can he help believing what they say? ~
164 4    |          the rest of our friends to help, and let us see where in
165 4    |          saying that for you not to help justice in her need would
166 5    |            or some other miraculous help may save us? ~I suppose
167 5    |             will endeavor with your help to consider the advantages
168 5    |             every way the laws will help the citizens to keep the
169 5    |        looking on they will have to help and be of use in war, and
170 5    |           potters' boys look on and help, long before they touch
171 5    |           enslave them, if they can help? Should not their custom
172 5    |           discussion, if they could help, while they run about at
173 6    |          amorous of anything cannot help loving all that belongs
174 6    |          conform himself. Can a man help imitating that with which
175 6    |             satisfied, but I cannot help fearing that I shall fail,
176 7    |             likely, if they had the help of the State, they would
177 7    |             foot of men I could not help feeling a sort of indignation
178 7    |           have to prove them by the help of dialectic, in order to
179 8    |      appetites and inviting them to help and join in the struggle;
180 8    |            is necessary, and cannot help it. ~True. ~We are not wrong
181 8    |         face of all men; and if any help be sent by his friends to
182 8    |            meanness, and so, by the help of a rabble of evil appetites,
183 8    |            I suppose that he cannot help himself. ~What a blessed
184 8    |           Yes, he said; they cannot help themselves. ~But what if
185 8    |        protect him, and that by his help he might be emancipated
186 9    |             there are no freemen to help him-will he not be in an
187 9    |          generally satisfied by the help of money. ~That is true,
188 10   |             better governed by your help? The good order of Lacedaemon
189 10   |             that although he cannot help sorrowing, he will moderate


The Seventh Letter
    Part
190 Text |     attending you and with Heaven’s help, try to bring your efforts


The Sophist
    Part
191 Intro|        angler’s art.~And now by the help of this example we may proceed
192 Intro|             breast. For they cannot help using the words ‘is,’ ‘apart,’ ‘
193 Intro|       divided into imitation by the help of instruments and impersonations.
194 Intro|             Hegelian philosophy may help to dispel some errors and
195 Intro|            great many others by the help of the universal solvent ‘
196 Intro|           with the universal by the help of the particular. Of syllogisms
197 Intro|          who makes the world by the help of the demigods’ (Plato,
198 Text |           of the elder Socrates, to help; he is about my own age,
199 Text |          then, is a man to look for help who would have any clear
200 Text |            will not, proceed by the help of science in the path of
201 Text |             see more clearly by the help of the following explanation.~
202 Text |            sentence must and cannot help having a subject.~THEAETETUS:
203 Text |         action are combined, by the help of a noun and a verb; and


The Statesman
    Part
204 Intro|    according to law, whether by the help of science or opinion, this
205 Intro|            measure of education and help as is necessary for his
206 Intro|            Though deprived of God’s help, he is not left wholly destitute;
207 Intro|            cope with them by divine help. Thus Plato may be said
208 Intro|         other animals. Plato cannot help laughing (compare Theaet.)
209 Text |          True.~STRANGER: And by the help of this distinction we may
210 Text |              STRANGER: And I cannot help thinking, Socrates, that
211 Text |           STRANGER: Never, if I can help it; and, first, let me ask


The Symposium
    Part
212 Intro|           preceding speakers by the help of a distinction which has
213 Text |            I never follow, if I can help, and certainly do not recommend
214 Text |        which I believe that you can help me better than any one else.
215 Text |      dishonour? And yet I could not help wondering at his natural


Theaetetus
    Part
216 Intro|            in herself, and with the help of Socrates is conducted
217 Intro|         appeal to facts, but by the help of general theories respecting
218 Intro|            Take courage, and by the help of God you will discover
219 Intro|       Theodorus, is the very slight help which I am able to afford
220 Intro|        praises of others, he cannot help laughing from the bottom
221 Intro|             may be conceived by the help of an image. Let us suppose
222 Intro|            principle, and would not help us at all in gaining a common
223 Intro|           real or imaginary. By the help of mathematics we form another
224 Intro|             only condescends by the help of position or circumlocution
225 Intro|          manner the dog, having the help of scent as well as of sight,
226 Intro|          give us a wider range, and help us to discern, by the greater
227 Intro|          naturally described by the help of it. There is also a common
228 Intro|          easily forgotten, and is a help to us in study as well as
229 Text |     yourself like a man, and by the help of God you will be able
230 Text |          will be obliged to me if I help you to unearth the hidden ‘
231 Text |             hope that I may at last help to bring your own opinion
232 Text |           are unwilling to give any help, and therefore I suppose
233 Text |       Theodorus, is the very slight help which I am able to offer
234 Text |   simplicity of his heart he cannot help going into fits of laughter,
235 Text |          any truth in them, we will help them to pull us over, and
236 Text |          hear my view, that you may help me to test it.~THEAETETUS:
237 Text |           thing.~SOCRATES: I cannot help praising you, Theaetetus,


Timaeus
    Part
238 Intro|            which he executes by the help of his servants. Thus the
239 Intro|       conceived by opinion with the help of sense. All that becomes
240 Intro|         spurious reason without the help of sense. This is presented
241 Intro|           which met and grew by the help of the cerebral humour.
242 Intro|           but from these and by the help of these all our knowledge
243 Intro|       cleared up and defined by the help of experience ideas which
244 Intro|          world. The explanation may help to fill up with figures
245 Intro|         spurious reason without the help of sense. (Compare the hypotheses
246 Intro|             the body, yet we cannot help seeing that it is constructed
247 Intro|       lacunae of the Timaeus by the help of the Republic or Phaedrus:
248 Intro|            is no difficulty, by the help of Aristotle and later writers,
249 Text |            Socrates, so that he may help us to judge whether it will
250 Text |       conceived by opinion with the help of sensation and without
251 Text |            any use of organs by the help of which he might receive
252 Text |          against one another by the help of number, and hence they
253 Text |            him, and overcame by the help of reason the turbulent
254 Text | co-operative causes of sight, which help to give to the eyes the
255 Text |           mankind generally, and to help us against them.~Thus far
256 Text |             apprehended without the help of sense, by a kind of spurious
257 Text |          and again in winter by the help of this internal warmth
258 Text |            This met and grew by the help of the cerebral moisture,