The Apology
    Part
  1 Text |             whom I have heard; and I came to hear of him in this way:—
  2 Text |           hear of him in this way:—I came across a man who has spent
  3 Text |             doing wrong; and when we came out of the rotunda the other


Charmides
    Part
  4 PreS |          pre-Socratic philosophy and came to the front in Aristotle,
  5 Text |          Potidaea not long before we came away, of which the news
  6 Text |              to come, he replied.~He came as he was bidden, and sat


Cratylus
    Part
  7 Intro|    necessarily true names.’ Then how came the giver of names to contradict
  8 Intro|        interjections and nouns; then came verbs; at length the whole
  9 Intro|            of nations, at which they came to the birth—as in the golden
 10 Intro|             in the form of languages came to be distributed over the
 11 Intro|           may have elapsed before it came into common use. Its influence
 12 Intro|              curiosity when we first came across or when we first
 13 Text |             in his life—last of all, came the utter ruin of his country;
 14 Text |             a golden race of men who came first?~HERMOGENES: Yes,
 15 Text |          have a not bad notion which came into my head only this moment:
 16 Text |            names.~SOCRATES: Then how came the giver of the names,


Critias
    Part
 17 Intro|           received the streams which came down from the mountains,
 18 Intro|          father Poseidon. When night came, they put on azure robes
 19 Text |            Parnes; the boundary line came down in the direction of
 20 Text |             for I have told how they came to be introduced. The tale,
 21 Text |           and the zone of land which came next of equal breadth; but
 22 Text |              the three harbours, you came to a wall which began at
 23 Text |           received the streams which came down from the mountains,
 24 Text |           their needs, when darkness came on, and the fire about the


Crito
    Part
 25 Text |           just arrived?~CRITO: No, I came some time ago.~SOCRATES:


Euthydemus
    Part
 26 Text |          Euthydemus and Dionysodorus came in, and several others with
 27 Text |           sitting alone, and at once came and sat down on the right
 28 Text |            them; and then Euthydemus came and sat down by the youth,
 29 Text |              whole story? At last we came to the kingly art, and enquired
 30 Text |          thought we were at the end, came out again at the beginning,
 31 Text |     political.~CRITO: Well, and what came of that?~SOCRATES: To this
 32 Text |           and they, like wild boars, came rushing on his blows, and
 33 Text |             lay prostrate. Ctesippus came to the rescue.~Bravo, Heracles,
 34 Text |      professor of legal oratory— who came away from you while I was
 35 Text |             manner of man was he who came up to you and censured philosophy;


Euthyphro
    Part
 36 Intro|            him. Before the messenger came back the criminal had died
 37 Text |              There was a notion that came into my mind while you were


The First Alcibiades
    Part
 38 Text |              at this moment some God came to you and said: Alcibiades,


Gorgias
    Part
 39 Intro|       favouritism, and Zeus, when he came to the throne, was obliged
 40 Intro|           youth and beauty: the dead came to life, the old grew middle-aged,
 41 Text |            audience, for, before you came, I had already given a long
 42 Text |         admitted that to any one who came to him ignorant of them
 43 Text |            you, whether, if some one came to him who wanted to learn
 44 Text |         carried, and, as I know, you came to the conclusion that the
 45 Text |           private person, before you came forward in public. Why will
 46 Text |         Socrates, no living man ever came near any one of them in
 47 Text |           the Islands of the Blessed came to Zeus, and said that the


Ion
    Part
 48 Text |            but was at a loss when he came to speak of Ion of Ephesus,
 49 Text |             to pass the ditch, there came to them an omen: a soaring


Laches
    Part
 50 Text |             of being tedious, how we came to think of this. Melesias
 51 Text |              Plataea, who, when they came upon the light shields of


Laws
    Book
 52 1    |          laws are all good, for they came from God; and any one who
 53 1    |        likely not know, even if they came in our way, what was right
 54 1    |            who was of my family, and came to Athens ten years before
 55 1    |             come, and that when they came, they would go away again
 56 1    |            mind for a time, and only came to himself again when he
 57 3    |           race multiplied, the world came to be what the world is.~
 58 3    |            Athenian. After this they came together in greater numbers,
 59 3    |              consequence. The exiles came again, under a new name,
 60 3    |      tradition says, that the empire came back to the Persians, through
 61 3    |         luxurious education. When he came to the throne, being one
 62 3    |           justly say: “O Darius, how came you to bring up Xerxes in
 63 3    |         engagement at Salamis, Datis came, leading a Persian host
 64 3    |            of which we are not told, came a day too late for the battle
 65 3    |              and innumerable threats came from the king. Then, as
 66 3    |            destroyed Eretria, no one came to their help, or would
 67 3    |         general lawlessness;—freedom came following afterwards, and
 68 4    |              while before the cities came into being whose settlements
 69 6    |          were matters which properly came before the marriages; but,
 70 8    |          myself more clearly. When I came to the subject of education,
 71 12   |           for the sake of which they came, and then go away, neither


Lysis
    Part
 72 Text |         close under the wall. When I came to the postern gate of the
 73 Text |             approach, asked whence I came and whither I was going.~
 74 Text |          called away by some one who came and said that the gymnastic-master
 75 Text |            In the meantime Menexenus came back and sat down in his
 76 Text |              unaccountable suspicion came across me, and I felt that
 77 Text |             Lysis and Menexenus, who came upon us like an evil apparition


Menexenus
    Part
 78 Text |              as Egypt; and after him came his son, who ruled all the
 79 Text |        followed that of Marathon and came nearest to it; for the men
 80 Text |              and they lost heart and came to misfortune, their very
 81 Text |             themselves embarked, and came to the rescue with sixty
 82 Text |            one, for the defeat which came upon us was our own doing.
 83 Text |          reconciliation of those who came from the Piraeus and those
 84 Text |            the Piraeus and those who came from the city; with what
 85 Text |           Boeotians and Corinthians, came to feel the need of us,


Meno
    Part
 86 Intro|            to two questions, ‘Whence came the soul? What is the origin
 87 Text |          Gorgias’ doing; for when he came there, the flower of the
 88 Text |          nature being excluded, then came the question whether virtue


Parmenides
    Part
 89 Intro|             in Athens?’ ‘Why, yes: I came to ask a favour of you.
 90 Intro|            Zeno, of which the report came to him from Pythodorus,
 91 Intro|               then a very young man, came to see them: Zeno was reading
 92 Intro|         ethical teaching of Socrates came into conflict with the metaphysical
 93 Text |             a mere child when I last came hither from Clazomenae,
 94 Text |            Parmenides and Zeno; they came to Athens, as he said, at
 95 Text |               then a very young man, came to see them, and many others
 96 Text |              They have.~And since it came into being first it must
 97 Text |          later; and the things which came into being later, are younger
 98 Text |            than the one because they came into being later; and in
 99 Text |           but inasmuch as that which came into being earlier and that
100 Text |         being earlier and that which came into being later must continually


Phaedo
    Part
101 Intro|              off if their evil deeds came to an end. It is not to
102 Text |             Euclid and Terpison, who came from Megara.~ECHECRATES:
103 Text |             instead of admitting us, came out and told us to stay
104 Text |       compose music.’ The same dream came to me sometimes in one form,
105 Text |           knew—they were the first I came upon—and turned them into
106 Text |             me, and, when mentioned, came back to me at once, as my
107 Text |              have existed before she came into the body, because to
108 Text |              that out of the greater came the less and out of the
109 Text |              when the warm principle came attacking the snow, must
110 Text |            the point from which they came. And some burst forth again
111 Text |             women of his family also came, and he talked to them and
112 Text |         while he was within. When he came out, he sat down with us
113 Text |             and best of all who ever came to this place, I will not


Phaedrus
    Part
114 Intro|            Muses, and when the Muses came they died of hunger for
115 Intro|           the place from whence they came; because he represents their
116 Intro|           boldly wrote off just what came in his head.’ They are beginning
117 Text |           control himself? And if he came to his right mind, would
118 Text |            the place from whence she came, for she cannot grow her
119 Text |          rocks and returns whence it came, so does the stream of beauty,
120 Text |            Muses. And when the Muses came and song appeared they were
121 Text |           wrote off boldly just what came into his head, but I dare
122 Text |         called by them Ammon. To him came Theuth and showed his inventions,
123 Text |          various arts. But when they came to letters, This, said Theuth,


Philebus
    Part
124 Intro|              for human utterance and came down from heaven direct.
125 Text |           the next question, and how came we hither? Were we not enquiring


Protagoras
    Part
126 Text |            one opened to him, and he came rushing in and bawled out:
127 Text |             come.~Yes, I replied; he came two days ago: have you only
128 Text |             my fatigue, I got up and came hither direct.~I, who knew
129 Text |           home a better man than you came, and better on the second
130 Text |         creatures. But when the time came that these also should be
131 Text |             had to give,—and when he came to man, who was still unprovided,
132 Text |          this perplexity, Prometheus came to inspect the distribution,
133 Text |           after this suppose that he came and asked us, ‘What were


The Republic
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134 1    |             gathering himself up, he came at us like a wild beast,
135 2    |               into their assembly he came having the ring on his finger,
136 3    |          Homer had said, "The priest came, having his daughter's ransom
137 3    |              the metre): "The priest came and prayed the gods on behalf
138 4    |       painting a statue, and someone came up to us and said: Why do
139 4    |             boxers? ~Hardly, if they came upon him at once. ~What,
140 4    |          strike at the one who first came up? And supposing he were
141 5    |            their fathers and mothers came together will be called
142 6    |            failed, but he who always came forth pure, like gold tried
143 7    |             prison had an echo which came from the other side, would
144 7    |           the voice which they heard came from the passing shadow? ~
145 7    |          that up he went and down he came without his eyes; and that
146 8    |            individual out of whom he came is like the State out of
147 8    |         State out of which oligarchy came. ~Let us then consider whether
148 10   |         great company, and that they came to a mysterious place at
149 10   |           conversed, the souls which came from earth curiously inquiring
150 10   |           above, and the souls which came from heaven about the things
151 10   |             after, he said that they came to a place where they could
152 10   |               but first of all there came a prophet who arranged them
153 10   |          broke off in the middle and came to an end in poverty and
154 10   |             who had the first choice came forward and in a moment
155 10   |              he was one of those who came from heaven, and in a former
156 10   |           the greater number of them came from heaven and therefore
157 10   |             whereas the pilgrims WhO came from earth, having themselves
158 10   |         sufferings. About the middle came the lot of Atalanta; she,
159 10   |              form of a monkey. There came also the soul of Odysseus


The Second Alcibiades
    Part
160 Text |              slay the first woman he came across, nor any one else’


The Seventh Letter
    Part
161 Text |             place, and fifty-one men came to the front as rulers of
162 Text |          these thoughts in my mind I came to Italy and Sicily on my
163 Text |         despots.~After that event he came to the conclusion that this
164 Text |       occasion I left home and again came on an urgent summons from
165 Text |           who put the question why I came a second time, I will deal
166 Text |         Athenian and friend of Dion, came as his ally to the court
167 Text |               For persistent rumours came from Sicily that Dionysios
168 Text |             this, it seems, Archytes came to the court of Dionysios.
169 Text |      interests.~When this invitation came to me at that time in such
170 Text |             necessary to it. Thus it came about that I said to Dionysios
171 Text |       happened, is the reason why it came about that I did not continue
172 Text |           season. On the next day he came to me and made a plausible
173 Text |            The first reflection that came up, leading the way in my
174 Text |           day Eurybios and Theodotes came to me in the evening, both
175 Text |     mercenaries. Various people then came to me, among them those
176 Text |              of the ships’ crews who came from Athens, my own fellow
177 Text |               one of themselves, who came and entreated Dionysios


The Sophist
    Part
178 Intro|             almost say that whatever came into his head seemed to
179 Text |          asking our friend before we came hither, and he excused himself


The Statesman
    Part
180 Intro|              this our ancestors, who came into being immediately after
181 Text |            life of all animals first came to a standstill, and the
182 Text |           end of the last period and came into being at the beginning
183 Text |            but from a previous state came elements of evil and unrighteousness,
184 Text |        nevertheless, the story never came to an end. And our discussion
185 Text |            what would you say, if he came back sooner than he had


The Symposium
    Part
186 Text |            moment before, and that I came by his invitation to the
187 Text |            presently another servant came in and reported that our
188 Text |              that wise thought which came into your mind in the portico,
189 Text |           Hesiod says:—~‘First Chaos came, and then broad-bosomed
190 Text |           Earth and Love, these two, came into being. Also Parmenides
191 Text |            make extempore.~Pausanias came to a pause—this is the balanced
192 Text |             desiring his other half, came together, and throwing their
193 Text |            might continue; or if man came to man they might be satisfied,
194 Text |             to be exhibited, and you came upon the stage with the
195 Text |         manner is on such occasions, came about the doors to beg.
196 Text |              invitation, and when he came the first time, he wanted


Theaetetus
    Part
197 Intro|            from time to time, when I came to Athens’...Terpsion had
198 Intro|            the lawyer, that ‘dangers came upon him when the tenderness
199 Text |            Terpsion?~TERPSION: No, I came some time ago: and I have
200 Text |             he repeated to me when I came to Athens; he was full of
201 Text |             so the Protagorean fable came to nought, and yours also,
202 Text |           for his truth and honesty, came upon him in early years,


Timaeus
    Part
203 Intro|              related to them. Hither came Solon, and was received
204 Intro|                To this end the stars came into being, that the created
205 Intro|            Phoreys, Cronos, and Rhea came in the next generation,
206 Intro|           more violent when the body came into contact with flaming
207 Intro|             and out of the punctures came forth a moisture, part liquid,
208 Intro|          medicine and astronomy, men came to the observation of nature.
209 Intro|        mysterious properties of them came to light when they were
210 Intro|             confusion, and then mind came and arranged things.’ We
211 Intro|            animals out of fishes who came to land, and of man out
212 Intro|             confusion, and then mind came and disposed them’—is a
213 Intro|       narrative of Plato? And whence came the tradition to Egypt?
214 Intro|         attention by the critic? How came the poem of Solon to disappear
215 Text |             their enemies, when they came across them in battle.~TIMAEUS:
216 Text |              the places of those who came up?~TIMAEUS: True.~SOCRATES:
217 Text |              his own country when he came home, to attend to other
218 Text |          city from which King Amasis came. The citizens have a deity
219 Text |        related to them. To this city came Solon, and was received
220 Text |          city put an end. This power came forth out of the Atlantic
221 Text |           just been repeating to you came into my mind, and I remarked
222 Text |       nothing which went from him or came into him: for there was
223 Text |           Time, then, and the heaven came into being at the same instant
224 Text |          orbit above the earth; then came the morning star and the
225 Text |               and for these reasons, came into being such of the stars
226 Text |              body of any one met and came into collision with some
227 Text | shorter-lived race which was better, came to the conclusion that every
228 Text |              and heat which was pure came away, and a mixed part which
229 Text |         place from whence the breath came forth, and enters in there,
230 Text |              offered. Of the men who came into the world, those who
231 Text |           pedestrian animals, again, came from those who had no philosophy