The Apology
    Part
  1 Intro|     features of his character are brought out as if by accident in
  2 Text |       these accusations which are brought against you; there must


Charmides
    Part
  3 Intro|           and such a science when brought nearer to us in the Philebus
  4 Intro|    knowledge and virtue are again brought forward in the companion


Cratylus
    Part
  5 Intro|           and the misery which he brought upon his country. And the
  6 Intro|            just as the picture is brought back again in the description
  7 Intro|            But at any rate it has brought back the philosophy of language
  8 Text |        for the word is not easily brought into relation with the Hellenic


Critias
    Part
  9 Intro|      never completed. Timaeus had brought down the origin of the world
 10 Text |           said by the priests and brought hither by Solon, I doubt
 11 Text |           soil. He also begat and brought up five pairs of twin male
 12 Text |           empire many things were brought to them from foreign countries,
 13 Text |      beheld the light of the sun, brought forth fair and wondrous
 14 Text |       thither the people annually brought the fruits of the earth
 15 Text |          stadia, and by them they brought down the wood from the mountains


Crito
    Part
 16 Intro|      overturning them? Was he not brought into the world and educated
 17 Text |           Simmias the Theban, has brought a large sum of money for
 18 Text |         Well then, since you were brought into the world and nurtured
 19 Text |         us an injury. For, having brought you into the world, and
 20 Text |          Socrates, to us who have brought you up. Think not of life


Euthyphro
    Part
 21 Intro|         impiety which Meletus has brought against him (it is remarked
 22 Intro|        likely man himself to have brought a suit against another);
 23 Intro|          for murder, which he has brought against his own father.


The First Alcibiades
    Part
 24 Intro|         his own separate work, is brought to the required point of


Gorgias
    Part
 25 Intro|      human nature, and has easily brought down his principles to his
 26 Intro|          had been with difficulty brought to this point, turns restive,
 27 Intro|    rhetoricians, poets, are alike brought up for judgment. They are
 28 Intro|           of them order has to be brought out of disorder, truth out
 29 Intro|         cares, in which the earth brought forth all things spontaneously,
 30 Text |         to which not he, but you, brought the argument by your captious
 31 Text |         country, and can never be brought into a court of justice,
 32 Text |         as you very likely may be brought by some miserable and mean
 33 Text |      suffer anything. And if I am brought to trial and incur the dangers
 34 Text |           as I well know, if I am brought before the court. For I


Ion
    Part
 35 Intro|           The argument is at last brought home to the mind of Ion,


Laches
    Part
 36 Intro|  characters is still more clearly brought out; and in this, as in
 37 Text |           accusation which can be brought against any one by those


Laws
    Book
 38 1    |          The charge may be fairly brought against your cities above
 39 1    |     accusations, whether they are brought against the Tarentines,
 40 1    |     generally, when the puppet is brought to the drink, what sort
 41 3    |        come upon facts which have brought us back again to the same
 42 3    |          instead of one; and thus brought you more within the limits
 43 3    |          but what, in my opinion, brought discredit was, first of
 44 3    |   children to the women; and they brought them up from their childhood
 45 3    |         or did. This was how they brought them up.~Cleinias. A splendid
 46 3    |           do become when they are brought up unreproved. And so, after
 47 3    |          Xerxes; and he again was brought up in the royal and luxurious
 48 3    |           same way in which Cyrus brought up Cambyses, and not to
 49 4    |      those who gave him birth and brought him up, and that he must
 50 4    |         him; at last, when he has brought the patient more and more
 51 5    |         dishonour equally him who brought the money, and also to a
 52 5    |      foreign money which has been brought back. In marrying and giving
 53 6    |        imagine that those who are brought together for the first time,
 54 6    |           divine things should be brought from Delphi, and interpreters
 55 6    |    treasury, and to the party who brought the suit.~In the judgment
 56 6    |           be after she shall have brought forth children up to fifty
 57 7    |           signs?—when anything is brought to the infant and he is
 58 7    |           For when they have been brought up in certain laws, which
 59 7    |         to have a suit of impiety brought against him by any one who
 60 7    |        all music. And if a man be brought up from childhood to the
 61 7    |           deem that thou wast not brought up without the will of the
 62 7    |        for teachers, who shall be brought from foreign parts by pay,
 63 7    |        rightly educated should be brought up in them and saturated
 64 7    |        men have been and are well brought up, then all things go swimmingly,
 65 9    |          or imagine that any well–brought–up citizen will ever take
 66 9    |          how the causes are to be brought into to court, how the summonses
 67 9    |         you impinged upon me, and brought me to my senses, reminding
 68 9    |     purified according to the law brought from Delphi relating to
 69 9    |          of sailing; but if he be brought by land, and is not his
 70 9    |           in such a case shall be brought to trial for impiety by
 71 9    |    disobeys shall be liable to be brought to trial for impiety by
 72 9    |           charges of wounding are brought by children against their
 73 11   |       magistrates; and when it is brought into court, if it be registered
 74 11   |           this regulation, and is brought into court and convicted,
 75 11   |         endeavour to see what has brought retail trade into ill–odour,
 76 11   |     children of freemen should be brought up in the bringing up of
 77 11   |          whom he has begotten and brought up, shall not lightly or
 78 11   |          any of them, let them be brought before a court in which
 79 11   |         to have a suit for damage brought against him by any one who
 80 11   |        but the accusation must be brought previous to the final decision
 81 12   |        sent, or be proved to have brought back, whether from friends
 82 12   |          the citizen who has been brought up as our citizens will
 83 12   |       tale:—If Patroclus had been brought to the tent still alive
 84 12   |          if any greater charge be brought, in such cases the suit
 85 12   |            Thus a man is born and brought up, and after this manner


Lysis
    Part
 86 Text |         and the more nearly he is brought into contact with him, the


Menexenus
    Part
 87 Text |       land. And the country which brought them up is not like other
 88 Text |          all animals selected and brought forth man, who is superior
 89 Text |        And a great proof that she brought forth the common ancestors
 90 Text |        she alone and first of all brought forth wheat and barley for
 91 Text |           herself nursed them and brought them up to manhood, she
 92 Text |        nobly born and having been brought up in all freedom, did both
 93 Text |            without us, they again brought back, barbarian against


Meno
    Part
 94 Intro|           consists not in what is brought to the learner, but in what
 95 Intro|            He must therefore have brought them with him from another.~


Parmenides
    Part
 96 Intro|    doctrines in which he had been brought up; he admits that he is
 97 Intro|       that they found in them, or brought to them—some echo or anticipation
 98 Text |           of Zeno, which had been brought to Athens for the first


Phaedo
    Part
 99 Intro|         gently entreated him, and brought him out of the ‘miry clay,’
100 Text |          doctrine of recollection brought to my own recollection,
101 Text |            and now, when they are brought together, the mere juxtaposition
102 Text |            in that to which it is brought. And here let me recapitulate—
103 Text |        the bath his children were brought to him—(he had two young
104 Text |          therefore let the cup be brought, if the poison is prepared:


Phaedrus
    Part
105 Text |       than sturdy and strong? One brought up in shady bowers and not
106 Text |         dreadful speech which you brought with you, and you made me
107 Text |      arguments which remain to be brought up bear her witness that
108 Text |   anything remaining which can be brought under rules of art, must
109 Text |         something or other; he is brought into court, and then Tisias
110 Text |          them a seed which others brought up in different soils render
111 Text |     sought to determine, and they brought us to this point. And I


Philebus
    Part
112 Intro|        argument, is several times brought back again, that he may
113 Intro|       reasoned about, they may be brought home to us by the circumstances
114 Intro|       superstitions of men may be brought:—whatever does not tend
115 Text |          Socrates has ingeniously brought us round, and please to
116 Text |           and dispersed should be brought together, and have the mark
117 Text |     finite which we ought to have brought together as we did the infinite;
118 Text |     pleasure and knowledge may be brought up for judgment.~PROTARCHUS:


Protagoras
    Part
119 Intro|       when their minds are fairly brought together. Protagoras falls
120 Intro|         to say that virtue is not brought to a man, but must be drawn
121 Text |   foreigners, whom Protagoras had brought with him out of the various
122 Text |        were strangers whom he had brought with him from his native
123 Text |           Prodicus out of bed and brought in him and his companions.~
124 Text |      worst of those who have been brought up in laws and humanities,
125 Text |   grateful I am to you for having brought me hither; I would not have


The Republic
    Book
126 1    |        dish which is successively brought to table, he not having
127 2    |         task; and my inability is brought home to me by the fact that
128 2    |         the work of Pandarus, was brought about by Athene and Zeus,
129 3    |          take the ransom which he brought, and respect the god. Thus
130 4    |     desire that justice should be brought to light and temperance
131 5    |           guardians who have been brought up on our model system to
132 5    |          be together, and will be brought up together, and will associate
133 6    |       which question of necessity brought us back to the examination
134 6    |           my excellent friend, is brought about all that ruin and
135 6    |  consisting of words artificially brought together, not like these
136 6    |         absolute; for they may be brought under a single idea, which
137 7    |       never received. But we have brought you into the world to be
138 7    |            and how they are to be brought from darkness to light-as
139 7    |         no danger they were to be brought close up and, like young
140 7    |       early education will now be brought together, and they will
141 7    |         supposititious son who is brought up in great wealth; he is
142 7    |   parental authority we have been brought up, obeying and honoring
143 7    |          duty; and when they have brought up in each generation others
144 8    |           bad company, is at last brought by their joint influence
145 8    |         other high officer who is brought to trial under a prejudice
146 8    |          a young man who has been brought up as we were just now describing,
147 9    |         is, to have a son, who is brought up in his father's principles. ~
148 9    |        purged away temperance and brought in madness to the full. ~
149 9    |         of the other, when she is brought under the same roof with
150 9    |          evil communications have brought in from without, or those
151 9    |         revert to the words which brought us hither: Was not someone
152 10   |     Exactly. ~But we have not yet brought forward the heaviest count
153 10   |         itself, which is disease, brought on by this; but that the
154 10   |      purer; another day's journey brought them to the place, and there,


The Second Alcibiades
    Part
155 Text |          is the right word)—~‘Has brought these unmeasured woes upon


The Seventh Letter
    Part
156 Text |       that some of those in power brought my friend Socrates, whom
157 Text |           the sequel rests? I was brought into close intercourse with
158 Text |          his brothers whom he had brought up when they were younger,
159 Text |    brothers or in men whom he had brought up, but only in his confederates
160 Text |         were Athenians, they have brought shame upon this city. For
161 Text |   bitterest harvest for those who brought them into being. This ignorance
162 Text |        chance, mightier than men, brought it to nothing. Do you now,
163 Text |         Before my departure I had brought him and his Tarentine circle
164 Text |       repute in Sicily. These all brought the same report, that Dionysios
165 Text |         Dionysios, which had been brought about by me and was of no
166 Text |          disgrace, if the reports brought by anyone were really true.
167 Text |          other data of sense, are brought into contact and friction
168 Text |         at reconciliation, and so brought on their own heads all the


The Sophist
    Part
169 Intro| generation, gave distinctness; he brought them together in a separate
170 Intro|         influences they have been brought home to the minds of others.
171 Text |       producer, and that which is brought into existence is said to
172 Text |         been quite satisfactorily brought out.~STRANGER: And now,
173 Text |           and begat children, and brought them up; and another spoke


The Statesman
    Part
174 Intro|            and that analogies are brought from afar which throw light
175 Intro|       nature, out of which he was brought by his Creator, under whose
176 Intro|          the time when Prometheus brought them fire, Hephaestus and
177 Intro|          of nations, but they are brought about slowly, like the changes
178 Intro|       justice the cases that were brought before him. To the uneducated
179 Text |          this mistake has already brought upon us the misfortune of
180 Text |          management of mankind is brought to light, the time will
181 Text |    wanting, he shall certainly be brought to light; and I think that


The Symposium
    Part
182 Intro|      notions about love, which is brought back by him to its common-sense
183 Intro|       kind. Such accusations were brought against several of the leading
184 Text |        But this Marsyas has often brought me to such a pass, that
185 Text |         in winter but in summer), brought out their mats and slept


Theaetetus
    Part
186 Intro|  Schleiermacher); and both may be brought into relation with the Apology
187 Intro|        and similar questions were brought to him from Socrates, has
188 Intro|         will see whether you have brought forth wind or not. Tell
189 Intro|            which by my art I have brought to light; and you must not
190 Intro|      still in labour, or have you brought all you have to say about
191 Intro|           that philosophy must be brought back from ‘nature’ to ‘truth,’
192 Intro|          to sense is always being brought back from the higher to
193 Intro|           because it is gradually brought nearer to the common sense
194 Text |        questions asked by you was brought to me; but I can neither
195 Text |   determine whether what you have brought forth is only a wind-egg
196 Text |        and I have with difficulty brought into the world. And now
197 Text |        every man who has not been brought up a slave. Such are the
198 Text |          dear friend, or have you brought all that you have to say
199 Text |         my art show that you have brought forth wind, and that the


Timaeus
    Part
200 Intro|          least things in man, are brought within the compass of a
201 Intro|        the famous legend which he brought with him from Egypt he would
202 Intro|         nature, which are chiefly brought about by the two great agencies
203 Intro|         elements thus unnaturally brought together causes shivering.
204 Intro|           intention, has now been brought down to the creation of
205 Intro|          and matured, and at last brought to light. When this desire
206 Intro|           vacant form to us until brought into relation with man and
207 Intro|         which may be conveniently brought together in this place.
208 Intro|          Socrates, Anaxagoras had brought together ‘Chaos’ and ‘Mind’;
209 Intro|           Plato than to have been brought by Solon from Egypt. That
210 Intro|     belief that the tradition was brought from Egypt by Solon and
211 Text |         should be assimilated and brought into harmony with those
212 Text |           in which they have been brought up; while that which is
213 Text |       completed the tale which he brought with him from Egypt, and
214 Text |            the greatest have been brought about by the agencies of
215 Text |       fashion, out of disorder he brought order, considering that
216 Text |         in this order; for having brought them together he would never
217 Text |           corporeal universe, and brought the two together, and united
218 Text |     within; they are then finally brought out into the light, and