Charmides
    Part
  1 PreS |           the other hand the least difference of meaning or the least


Cratylus
    Part
  2 Intro|           the same or not makes no difference, provided the meaning is
  3 Intro|          agastos and thoos) of the difference between the root and termination.
  4 Intro|            to appreciate the grand difference between ancient and modern
  5 Intro|            altered when there is a difference of meaning. The difference
  6 Intro|         difference of meaning. The difference of gender in nouns is utilized
  7 Text |       foreign country;—there is no difference.~HERMOGENES: Very true.~
  8 Text |          or not the same, makes no difference, provided the meaning is
  9 Text |   subtraction of a letter make any difference so long as the essence of
 10 Text |       simply as names, there is no difference in them.~HERMOGENES: Certainly
 11 Text |         SOCRATES: Why, what is the difference? May I not go to a man and
 12 Text |           they would say, makes no difference, if you are only agreed.


Crito
    Part
 13 Intro|            kill us,’ that makes no difference; but a good life, in other


Euthydemus
    Part
 14 Text |        which I have.~That makes no difference;—and must you not, if you


Euthyphro
    Part
 15 Intro|           answers that there is no difference of opinion, either among
 16 Intro|            difficulties. The chief difference between us and them is,
 17 Intro|       indications of similarity or difference, and still less from arguments
 18 Text |            he may be—that makes no difference; and not to prosecute them
 19 Text |         SOCRATES: And what sort of difference creates enmity and anger?
 20 Text |          arise when the matters of difference are the just and unjust,
 21 Text |        murderer: there would be no difference of opinion about that.~SOCRATES:
 22 Text |          all such cases there is a difference, and you know also in what
 23 Text |          you know also in what the difference lies?~EUTHYPHRO: I think


The First Alcibiades
    Part
 24 Pre  |          To a later Platonist, the difference between Plato and his imitators
 25 Pre  |          lightly reject them. Some difference of style, or inferiority
 26 Intro|            Athenians must know the difference between them. Does Alcibiades
 27 Text |          noble or ignoble—makes no difference.~ALCIBIADES: Certainly not.~
 28 Text |         matter which will make any difference to the Athenians when they
 29 Text |            how? For there may be a difference in the manner.~ALCIBIADES:
 30 Text |            There can be no greater difference than between just and unjust.~
 31 Text |        sure, Socrates.~SOCRATES: A difference of just and unjust is the
 32 Text |  ALCIBIADES: True.~SOCRATES: Which difference caused all the wars and
 33 Text |          expedient; for there is a difference between justice and expediency.
 34 Text |             SOCRATES: And the only difference between one who argues as
 35 Text |        blood. Still greater is the difference among the Persians; for


Gorgias
    Part
 36 Intro|       really inconsistent, but the difference between them is worth noticing:
 37 Intro|          the better?’ ‘There is no difference.’ Then are not the many
 38 Intro|        without traditions, and the difference between human and divine
 39 Text |          of arithmetic, but with a difference, the difference being that
 40 Text |         but with a difference, the difference being that the art of calculation
 41 Text |           as gymnastic, but with a difference. Now, seeing that there
 42 Text |        this, I say, is the natural difference between the rhetorician
 43 Text |       certain.~CALLICLES: And what difference does that make?~SOCRATES:
 44 Text |            think that there is any difference between one and the other?


Ion
    Part
 45 Text |          me there appears to be no difference between them.~SOCRATES:
 46 Text |    inspired?~ION: There is a great difference, Socrates, between the two


Laches
    Part
 47 Intro|           with whom he never had a difference to the hour of his death.
 48 Intro|    resemblance, and some points of difference, appear in the Laches when
 49 Text |            death there never was a difference between us; and now it comes
 50 Text |          and do not mind about the difference of our ages.~SOCRATES: I
 51 Text |         they know none? There is a difference, to my way of thinking,


Laws
    Book
 52 1    |       actions; and herein lies the difference between virtue and vice.
 53 2    |         Cleinias. There is a great difference, Stranger, in the two kinds
 54 3    |         nor was poverty a cause of difference among them; and rich they
 55 4    |         slaves or freemen makes no difference; they acquire their knowledge
 56 4    |     remember how great will be the difference between them, according
 57 4    |    important, and it makes all the difference whether we clearly remember
 58 5    |          Cleinias, that there is a difference in places, and that some
 59 7    |           uses of them; whereas no difference is found in the use of the
 60 7    |       nature balanced, we create a difference in them by bad habit. In
 61 7    |     consequence, but makes a great difference, and may be of very great
 62 7    |          And there is a very great difference between one who has learnt
 63 7    |         indicated by their natural difference. The grand, and that which
 64 9    |           are two, and what is the difference between them, that when
 65 9    |            little more clearly the difference between hurt and injustice,
 66 9    |           slave, there shall be no difference as touching murder by one’
 67 10   |         there are Gods, but with a difference—the one saying that they
 68 11   |          among friends, but if any difference arises about the collection,
 69 12   |           great or rather absolute difference between him who is deprived


Lysis
    Part
 70 Intro|        boys with one another. Some difference appears to be intended between
 71 Intro|            world to share in their difference any more than in their friendship;
 72 Text |         said: Can we point out any difference between the congenial and


Menexenus
    Part
 73 Pre  |          To a later Platonist, the difference between Plato and his imitators
 74 Pre  |          lightly reject them. Some difference of style, or inferiority


Meno
    Part
 75 Intro|       uncertainties he exempts the difference between truth and appearance,
 76 Intro|     Descartes. In this respect the difference between them is like that
 77 Text |          is the same. Is there any difference?~MENO: I think not.~SOCRATES:
 78 Text |          than knowledge?~MENO: The difference, Socrates, is only that


Parmenides
    Part
 79 Intro|         the same relations, has no difference of relation, and is therefore
 80 Intro|          and shorter, the relative difference between them is diminished.
 81 Intro|      implies at once knowledge and difference. Thus ‘one’ in the proposition—‘
 82 Intro|            their very name implies difference, and difference implies
 83 Intro|            implies difference, and difference implies relation, not to
 84 Intro|       kinds of sameness, likeness, difference, nor any adequate conception
 85 Text |        True.~But, if there were no difference between the one and the
 86 Text |             surely, the elder is a difference relative to the younger,
 87 Text |            virtue of otherness and difference.~Certainly.~So that the
 88 Text |           anything else, leave the difference between them the same as
 89 Text |           that which is, since the difference of age is always the same;
 90 Text |          smaller portion.~Then the difference between the age of the one
 91 Text |           one is not; is there any difference between this and the hypothesis—
 92 Text |         not one is not?~There is a difference, certainly.~Is there a difference
 93 Text |  difference, certainly.~Is there a difference only, or rather are not
 94 Text |          other things; it makes no difference whether he predicate of
 95 Text |        from the others?~Certainly.~Difference, then, belongs to it as
 96 Text |       others, we do not speak of a difference in the others, but in the
 97 Text |           No.~Nor yet likeness nor difference, either in relation to itself
 98 Text |        speak of the others implies difference—the terms ‘other’ and ‘different’
 99 Text |           of the appearance of the difference, different in kind from,


Phaedo
    Part
100 Intro|  indefinitely increased. The first difference is the effect of a few thousand,
101 Text |        acknowledge that there is a difference. Or look at the matter in
102 Text |             Yes.~But that makes no difference; whenever from seeing one
103 Text |            own assertions. And the difference between him and me at the
104 Text |          not, as you say, make any difference in the fears of individuals.
105 Text |            observe that there is a difference in the two cases. For then


Phaedrus
    Part
106 Intro|  applications, if we allow for the difference of times and manners; and
107 Text |       chance of deception—when the difference is large or small?~PHAEDRUS:
108 Text |          small?~PHAEDRUS: When the difference is small.~SOCRATES: And
109 Text |            will perceive, makes no difference.~PHAEDRUS: You are making


Philebus
    Part
110 Intro|          of them.’ There is also a difference, which may be noted, between
111 Intro|      himself inconsistent. For the difference between the personal and
112 Intro|           law of nature. The chief difference between subjective pleasure
113 Intro|            the Republic. The chief difference is, that the position of
114 Intro|             is just what makes the difference between eristic and dialectic.
115 Intro|           of morality. There is no difference, or at any rate no great
116 Intro|            or at any rate no great difference, of opinion about the right
117 Intro|            often make the greatest difference in the consequences, not
118 Text |           are colours, there is no difference between them; and yet we
119 Text |          are we?) that there is no difference in pleasures, but that they
120 Text |         pleasure) that there is no difference between one science and
121 Text |          his own age—that makes no difference; neither father nor mother
122 Text |          repeat, is what makes the difference between the mere art of
123 Text |        PROTARCHUS: There can be no difference of opinion; not some but
124 Text |         class which puts an end to difference and opposition, and by introducing
125 Text |        state; it will make a great difference in our judgment of pleasure,
126 Text |           right or wrong, makes no difference; it will still be an opinion?~
127 Text |          SOCRATES: And is there no difference, my friend, between that
128 Text |         There must be a very great difference, between them.~SOCRATES:
129 Text |        proceed to contemplate this difference.~PROTARCHUS: Lead, and I
130 Text |          see that there is a great difference between them; the temperate
131 Text |          SOCRATES: There is a wide difference between them, Protarchus;
132 Text |            is, as you say, a great difference among the votaries of the
133 Text |       reached a point at which the difference of clearness in different
134 Text |          was also supposed to be a difference in sciences; some of them
135 Text |          no need to pause, for the difference between them is palpable;


Protagoras
    Part
136 Text |        there appears to me to be a difference between them. But what matter?
137 Text |            asked the reason of the difference. And I propose to transfer
138 Text |           are able. For there is a difference between ability and strength;
139 Text |          man, if he only knows the difference of good and evil, to do


The Republic
    Book
140 1    |        progress. ~Yes, that is the difference, he replied. ~And each art
141 3    |            there will surely be no difference between words which are
142 3    |          shopkeepers. ~What is the difference? he said. ~That I will endeavor
143 4    |       satisfied; or, if there be a difference in the individual, we will
144 4    |         passive (for that makes no difference in the fact of their opposition)? ~
145 4    |            the State? ~There is no difference, in my opinion, he said. ~
146 5    |         they share alike; the only difference between them is that the
147 5    |         the meaning of sameness or difference of nature, or why we distinguished
148 5    |     natures should extend to every difference, but only to those differences
149 5    |          other of them; but if the difference consists only in women bearing
150 5    |           Why, you see, there is a difference in the names "discord" and "
151 5    |       imagine that there is also a difference in their natures; the one
152 5    |           Most certainly. ~And any difference which arises among them
153 5    |       matter corresponding to this difference of faculties? ~Yes. ~And
154 5    |         been already disproven; if difference in faculty implies difference
155 5    |      difference in faculty implies difference in the sphere or subject-matter,
156 6    |           nature of either, or the difference between them, which is immense.
157 6    |           not, herein will lie the difference between them and every other
158 6    |            other bonds by no small difference of nature; for light is
159 7    |          thick or thin-it makes no difference; a finger is a finger all
160 7    |           perceive them? and is no difference made by the circumstance
161 7    |        march, it will make all the difference whether a general is or
162 7    |         said, there is an infinite difference between them. ~Then shall
163 9    |         both have slaves; the only difference is that he has more slaves. ~
164 9    |          slaves. ~Yes, that is the difference. ~You know that they live
165 10   |         different, but there is no difference in reality. And the same
166 10   |         things. ~Yes, he said, the difference is only apparent. ~Now let
167 10   |       alone? ~It will make a great difference whether he is seen or not. ~
168 10   |          to be full of variety and difference and dissimilarity. ~What


The Second Alcibiades
    Part
169 Text |          in general? Or is there a difference between the clever artist
170 Text |           man?~ALCIBIADES: All the difference in the world.~SOCRATES:


The Sophist
    Part
171 Intro|        that he knew quite well the difference between the Sophist and
172 Intro|        Theaetetus is sitting’; the difference between the two sentences
173 Intro|       negative as the principle of difference, nor the Hegelian identity
174 Intro|            imply ‘opposition.’ And difference or opposition may be either
175 Intro|         conception of Not-being to difference. Man is a rational animal,
176 Intro|      explanation of ‘Not-being’ as difference. With this he certainly
177 Intro|          three; but to explain the difference fully would take time. He
178 Intro|         branches, and the other or difference has as many, each of which
179 Intro|      creations of thought, and the difference in kind which seems to divide
180 Intro|          may also be regarded as a difference of degree. One is to the
181 Intro|           complex of ideas, or the difference between things and persons
182 Text |         imply opposition, but only difference from the words, or more
183 Text |       classes, and that being, and difference or other, traverse all things
184 Text |        properties, and reached his difference or peculiar. Then we may


The Statesman
    Part
185 Intro|      standard of what is meet. The difference between good and evil is
186 Intro|       between good and evil is the difference between a mean or measure
187 Intro|  scientific principle,—it makes no difference. And as the physician may
188 Intro|          intended to bring out the difference between the ideal and the
189 Text |          knowledge; and is not the difference between the two classes,
190 Text |            principle makes all the difference in a process of enquiry.~
191 Text |    STRANGER: There is a measure of difference which may be appropriately
192 Text |         STRANGER: Note, however, a difference which distinguishes the
193 Text |     reality, and the chief mark of difference between good and bad men?~
194 Text |     STRANGER: The division made no difference when we were looking for
195 Text |      SOCRATES: True.~STRANGER: The difference between the two classes


The Symposium
    Part
196 Intro|     different countries there is a difference of opinion about male loves.
197 Intro|      matter: there appears to be a difference of custom among the Greeks
198 Intro|         and also discourses of the difference between sensual and sentimental
199 Text |           think of me—there is the difference.~COMPANION: I see, Apollodorus,
200 Text |     require the flute: that is the difference between you and him. When


Theaetetus
    Part
201 Intro|       right opinion with a mark of difference.’~...~Terpsion, who has
202 Intro|      dispute; and there is a great difference between reasoning and disputation.
203 Intro|       future; and that there is no difference in the judgments of men
204 Intro| abstractions, such as sameness and difference, likeness and unlikeness,
205 Intro|             viz. (3) perception of difference.~For example, I may see
206 Intro|            And having this sign of difference, I have knowledge. But have
207 Intro|       knowledge or opinion of this difference; if I have only opinion
208 Intro|          opinion with knowledge of difference.~And so, Theaetetus, knowledge
209 Intro|          only, or that there is no difference between appearance and truth.~
210 Intro|            Not-being, sameness and difference, unity and plurality, are
211 Intro|       distinct from knowledge? The difference between these he seeks to
212 Intro|    expressed in a proposition? The difference between true and false opinion
213 Intro|           false opinion is not the difference between the particular and
214 Intro|            definition by genus and difference. But this, again, is equally
215 Intro|          contained.~...~There is a difference between ancient and modern
216 Intro|             are nearly allied; the difference between them seems chiefly
217 Intro|          by what degree or kind of difference they are distinguished.
218 Intro|          Every one is aware of the difference between the first and second
219 Intro|          unity of God and law. The difference between the will and the
220 Text |           and other disorders? the difference is only that the times are
221 Text |            they appear; if however difference of opinion is to be allowed
222 Text |          THEODORUS: In what is the difference seen?~SOCRATES: In the leisure
223 Text |            own nature and in their difference from one another and from
224 Text |           unlikeness, sameness and difference, and also of unity and other
225 Text |           when there is so great a difference between them?~THEAETETUS:
226 Text |            Perhaps there may be no difference; but still I should like
227 Text |             Well, but is there any difference between all (in the plural)
228 Text |         now think that there is no difference between a whole and all.~
229 Text |        telling the mark or sign of difference which distinguishes the
230 Text |             that if you get at the difference and distinguishing characteristic
231 Text |         anything, can find out the difference which distinguishes it from
232 Text |         the interpretation of your difference.~THEAETETUS: True.~SOCRATES:
233 Text |            have an opinion’ of the difference, this which is the most
234 Text |             knowledge, that is, of difference, for this, as the said argument
235 Text |          opinion with knowledge of difference or of anything! And so,


Timaeus
    Part
236 Intro|           him.~If we allow for the difference of subject, and for some
237 Intro|       experiment, would forget the difference of the human and divine
238 Intro|       follow. He had no methods of difference or of concomitant variations,
239 Intro|            stripped of qualitative difference and reduced to mathematical
240 Intro|       expresses the measure of the difference between the soul human and
241 Intro|          colours would ‘forget the difference of the human and divine
242 Intro|         explanation of qualitative difference by quantitative, which is
243 Intro|     indistinguishable; there is no difference between the idea of which
244 Intro|            declare the sameness or difference of that thing and some other;
245 Text |            declare the sameness or difference of that thing and some other;
246 Text |       experiment, would forget the difference of the human and divine