The Apology
    Part
  1 Text |        money, but that from virtue comes money and every other good
  2 Text |            an oracle or sign which comes to me, and is the divinity


Charmides
    Part
  3 PreS |   prevalent in his age. Afterwards comes the remoter light which
  4 Intro|          turns aside from them and comes at last to no conclusion.~
  5 Text |    physicians say to a patient who comes to them with bad eyes, that
  6 Text |       cannot let the thought which comes into his mind pass away


Cratylus
    Part
  7 Intro|     touches: the inspiration which comes from Euthyphro, and his
  8 Intro|           a new and ingenious idea comes into my mind, and, if I
  9 Intro|            ploutos, because wealth comes out of the earth; or the
 10 Intro|          portion of the word which comes into use or drops out of
 11 Intro|       language or even prior to it comes the principle of onomatopea,
 12 Intro|     expression which strikes us or comes home to us, which is more
 13 Text |     SOCRATES: To be sure. But what comes next?—of Zeus we have spoken.~
 14 Text |         the giver of wealth, which comes out of the earth beneath.
 15 Text |     meaning of the word ge (earth) comes out better when in the form
 16 Text |           is created; and some one comes and whispers in my ear that
 17 Text |           and love the light which comes after the darkness, and
 18 Text |           Must he not stop when he comes to the names which are the


Critias
    Part
 19 Text |           doubt that when his turn comes a little while hence, he


Euthydemus
    Part
 20 Text |            are a very wise man who comes to us in the character of


Euthyphro
    Part
 21 Text |          occasionally, as you say, comes to you. He thinks that you
 22 Text |      before the trial with Meletus comes on I shall challenge him,
 23 Text |    argument, as you will perceive, comes round to the same point.


Gorgias
    Part
 24 Intro|            when the fit of illness comes, the citizens who in like
 25 Intro|       Reason tells them that death comes sooner or later to all,
 26 Intro|        influences of society.~Then comes Socrates, impressed as no
 27 Text |           you another image, which comes out of the same school:—
 28 Text |          order of the body, whence comes health and every other bodily
 29 Text |            to them in the best way comes to them not by chance but
 30 Text |         the crisis of the disorder comes, the people will blame the
 31 Text |           of which I was speaking, comes upon you; you will go before


Laches
    Part
 32 Text |  difference between us; and now it comes back to me, at the mention


Laws
    Book
 33 1    |             whence our friend here comes, I believe they would say
 34 1    |            Yes.~Athenian. And what comes third, and what fourth?
 35 1    |            if we can discover what comes fourth and fifth.~Megillus.
 36 1    |         discuss (for after courage comes temperance), what institutions
 37 1    |           coward, who, when danger comes, is sick and drunk with
 38 3    |          and especially that which comes first, and is the leader
 39 3    |     Fifthly, if I am not mistaken, comes the principle that the stronger
 40 3    |          with the moderation which comes of age, making the power
 41 3    |       Consequent upon this freedom comes the other freedom, of disobedience
 42 4    |          capacity for improvement, comes oligarchy, which has the
 43 4    |           are sacred to them. Next comes the honour of living parents,
 44 4    |           flow out freely whatever comes in, and his art being imitative,
 45 4    |         previous discussion, which comes into my mind in some mysterious
 46 5    |           every one will perceive, comes the honour of the body in
 47 5    |  administer.~But, before all this, comes the following consideration:—
 48 5    |           who are departed when he comes into the inheritance; but
 49 5    |         and lowest of them: midway comes the interest of the body;
 50 6    |           foreigner or citizen who comes to them, whether to give
 51 6    |          not know that true repose comes from labour, and that disgraceful
 52 7    |        that regard any freeman who comes in his way may punish him
 53 7    |         anything wrong; and he who comes across him and does not
 54 9    |         you. When any such thought comes into your mind, go and perform
 55 9    |           magistrate whom he first comes across in the city, release
 56 9    |        there is a borderland which comes in between, preventing them
 57 9    |          the metic or stranger who comes to the rescue shall be called
 58 9    |          who is not a metic, if he comes to the rescue, shall have
 59 10   |        that the body is second and comes afterwards, and is born
 60 10   |      before; and if any impediment comes in our way, I will take
 61 11   |         from the day on which this comes to pass, he shall take that
 62 12   |           of service when the army comes home; and the soldiers shall
 63 12   |          in all these cases, first comes the necessity of providing
 64 12   |            place, the stranger who comes from abroad should be received
 65 12   |        mention—the first is he who comes and stays throughout the
 66 12   |            is just a spectator who comes to see with his eyes and
 67 12   |         kind of stranger is he who comes on some public business
 68 12   |           of the laws, and his end comes in the order of nature.


Meno
    Part
 69 Text |          practice, then whether it comes to man by nature, or in
 70 Text |         assert that a double space comes from a double line? Remember
 71 Text |           say that a double square comes from double line?~BOY: Yes.~
 72 Text |           to be the question which comes next in order.~SOCRATES:
 73 Text |          conclusion is that virtue comes to the virtuous by the gift


Parmenides
    Part
 74 Intro|           one. But, again, the one comes into being in each of the
 75 Text |      another idea of greatness now comes into view over and above
 76 Text |             because anything which comes into being in anything,
 77 Text |             And therefore whatever comes into being in another must
 78 Text |           and of all other things, comes into being first of all;
 79 Text |          we shall say.~But the end comes last, and the one is of
 80 Text |           the first part when that comes into being, and together


Phaedo
    Part
 81 Intro|         persons when the last hour comes are resigned to the order
 82 Intro|         varies from day to day. It comes and goes; the mind, like
 83 Text |            the reason why when one comes the other follows, as I
 84 Text |            long, why when his time comes should he repine at that
 85 Text |           and yet repining when it comes upon them.~Clearly.~And
 86 Text |          in the world below. There comes into my mind an ancient
 87 Text |           and to mistrust whatever comes to her through other channels
 88 Text |           no way in which anything comes into existence except by
 89 Text |        soul possesses, to that she comes bearing life?~Yes, certainly.~
 90 Text |           winding about the earth, comes, among other places, to
 91 Text |            opposite direction, and comes near the Acherusian lake
 92 Text |         world below, when her hour comes. You, Simmias and Cebes,


Phaedrus
    Part
 93 Intro|          deteriorates. After death comes the judgment; the bad depart
 94 Intro|       never go back. When the time comes they receive their wings
 95 Intro|       country from which the truth comes’? or, whether the ‘select
 96 Text |            time of repentance ever comes; for they confer their benefits
 97 Text |          Godly Man (Euphemus), who comes from the town of Desire (
 98 Text |        Muses’ madness in his soul, comes to the door and thinks that
 99 Text |            When the appointed hour comes, they make as if they had
100 Text |         the soul; and when the end comes, they are light and winged
101 Text |      pilgrimage, and when the time comes at which they receive their
102 Text |        them, and that from opinion comes persuasion, and not from
103 Text |          this rhyme whether a line comes first or comes last, as
104 Text |      whether a line comes first or comes last, as you will perceive,
105 Text |         from what country the tale comes.~PHAEDRUS: I acknowledge


Philebus
    Part
106 Intro|            eternal harmony.~Second comes the symmetrical and beautiful
107 Intro|           does he want?~But whence comes this common inheritance
108 Intro|         intuition. The moral sense comes last and not first in the
109 Intro|          promote happiness. Whence comes the necessity of them? Why
110 Text |          does not everything which comes into being, of necessity
111 Text |      Clearly.~SOCRATES: And whence comes that soul, my dear Protarchus,


Protagoras
    Part
112 Intro|           to the greater. But then comes in the illusion of distance.
113 Text |         fairly put. If Hippocrates comes to me he will not experience
114 Text |           he said this); but if he comes to me, he will learn that
115 Text |           will learn that which he comes to learn. And this is prudence
116 Text |         dishonest, yet, if the man comes publicly forward and tells
117 Text |           may be taught; and which comes to a man by taking pains.
118 Text |      madness or rage, but strength comes from nature and a healthy
119 Text |      madness and rage; but courage comes to them from nature and


The Republic
    Book
120 2    |       production to market, and he comes at a time when there is
121 3    |          the course of a narration comes on some saying or action
122 3    |        other disaster. But when he comes to a character which is
123 3    |         they can imitate anything, comes to us, and makes a proposal
124 3    |        reason why; and when reason comes he will recognize and salute
125 3    |       agree, he said. ~After music comes gymnastics, in which our
126 3    |           said, this ferocity only comes from spirit, which, if rightly
127 4    |         found in the State, wisdom comes into view, and in this I
128 4    |          or whether the whole soul comes into play in each sort of
129 4    |       other drink? ~Yes. ~And here comes the point: is not thirst
130 5    |            and now properly enough comes the turn of the women. Of
131 5    |            seizing any weapon that comes to hand, will run at you
132 6    | governments, whatever is saved and comes to good is saved by the
133 6    |            mind, if someone gently comes to him and tells him that
134 7    |            laugh at the soul which comes from below into the light,
135 7    |         each of you, when his turn comes, must go down to the general
136 7    |         seen quite close: And here comes the point. ~What is it? ~
137 7    |      pursuit, but, when their turn comes, toiling also at politics
138 8    |           what is termed oligarchy comes next; this is not equally
139 8    |         very different: and lastly comes tyranny, great and famous,
140 8    |           tempered with music, who comes and takes up her abode in
141 8    |       There can be no doubt. ~Next comes democracy; of this the origin
142 8    |        surely. ~And then democracy comes into being after the poor
143 8    |          case of the State, how he comes into being. ~Very good,
144 8    |         the hands of the one which comes first and wins the turn;
145 8    |         and says and does whatever comes into his head; and, if he
146 8    |       place, he said. ~Last of all comes the most beautiful of all,
147 8    |            will run at anybody who comes in their way if he does
148 8    |        while he is driven out, but comes back, in spite of his enemies,
149 8    |          is their usual way. ~Then comes the famous request for a
150 9    |          ADEIMANTUS.) ~LAST of all comes the tyrannical man; about
151 9    |         the true sense of the word comes into being when, either
152 9    |        than the money-maker. ~Last comes the lover of gain? ~Very
153 9    |          in this conflict; and now comes the third trial, which is
154 10   |    praising and pitying anyone who comes telling him what a good
155 10   |         crown; but the true runner comes to the finish and receives
156 10   |          the other spirit was: "He comes not hither, and will never
157 10   |            next to the sixth; then comes the eighth; the seventh
158 10   |           seventh, last and eighth comes the second. The largest (


The Seventh Letter
    Part
159 Text |           everywhere equal. Third, comes that which is drawn and
160 Text |           order from them. Fourth, comes knowledge, intelligence
161 Text |          these things intelligence comes closest in kinship and likeness
162 Text |         must learn the point which comes next. Every circle, of those
163 Text |           for him again; and if he comes in obedience either to my
164 Text |         the country till Dionysios comes to some other decision.


The Sophist
    Part
165 Intro|   hereafter. And so, from division comes purification; and from this,
166 Intro|        into existence, for nothing comes into existence except as
167 Text |       rather a god, Theodorus, who comes to us in the disguise of
168 Text |       learning and cognition; then comes trade, fighting, hunting.
169 Text |            from the discerning art comes purification, and from purification
170 Text |       STRANGER: Because that which comes into being always comes
171 Text |            comes into being always comes into being as a whole, so
172 Text |       reason and a knowledge which comes from God?~THEAETETUS: I


The Statesman
    Part
173 Intro|          its combinations. Example comes into use when we identify
174 Intro|            into a far country, and comes back sooner than he intended;
175 Intro|   legislator, or another like him, comes back from a far country,
176 Intro|       windings, the term ‘Sophist’ comes home to them.~And now enough
177 Text |       winged herd, and that alone, comes out in the same class with
178 Text |            monarchy, next in order comes the government of the few?~


The Symposium
    Part
179 Intro|           The turn of Aristophanes comes next; but he has the hiccough,
180 Intro|          god.~The turn of Socrates comes next. He begins by remarking
181 Intro|          mind; nay, even knowledge comes and goes. There is no sameness
182 Intro|          When the turn of Socrates comes round he cannot be allowed
183 Intro|         existences; even knowledge comes and goes. Then follows,
184 Text |         force if he suffers; force comes not near him, neither when
185 Text |            other things. And there comes into my mind a line of poetry
186 Text |          himself inspired, when he comes to maturity desires to beget
187 Text |            and succession, when he comes toward the end will suddenly
188 Text |          man, woman, and child who comes within hearing of them.
189 Text | circumlocution, of which the point comes in by the way at the end;


Theaetetus
    Part
190 Intro|          at the same spot. The day comes, and in the Sophist the
191 Intro|       takes the passing hour as it comes, following the lead of the
192 Intro|    condition of all the others? It comes last and not first in the
193 Intro|             and then again the ‘I’ comes in and mediates between
194 Intro|           a different feeling, and comes back to us, not as new knowledge,
195 Text |           and the perception which comes from the patient makes the
196 Text |         that although he knows, he comes back to himself to learn
197 Text |           SOCRATES: The trail soon comes to an end, for a whole profession


Timaeus
    Part
198 Intro|           countries, when a deluge comes, the inhabitants are swept
199 Intro|         origin and nature. The one comes to us by instruction, the
200 Intro|       small portion of earth which comes out in the form of rust.
201 Intro|         the head, cutting all that comes in their way, are termed
202 Intro|         The glutinous matter which comes away from the sinews and
203 Intro|         blood, or liquefied flesh, comes in little by little, it
204 Text |         heaven, like a pestilence, comes pouring down, and leaves
205 Text |         call sight. But when night comes on and the external and
206 Text |            rest is profound, sleep comes over us scarce disturbed
207 Text |        when still more compressed, comes flowing water, and from
208 Text |      flowing water, and from water comes earth and stones once more;
209 Text |          consider.~Unless a person comes to an understanding about
210 Text |         the head, and cut all that comes in their way, by reason
211 Text |      itself an opposite fire which comes to them from an opposite
212 Text |            to which it is akin, it comes threatening and invading,
213 Text |         case. For the nature which comes into being and grows up
214 Text |    everything of necessity at last comes round to that place from
215 Text |           that sort of death which comes with old age and fulfils
216 Text |           proportion; and whatever comes or goes away in violation
217 Text |    glutinous and rich matter which comes away from the sinews and
218 Text |       barring inevitable accidents—comes into the world having a