Charmides
    Part
  1 PreS |          neither is a legitimate element of prose writing, they may
  2 PreS |        is of itself a disturbing element. No word, however expressive
  3 PreS |        contrives to introduce an element of obscurity into the expostion’ (
  4 Intro|          retains an intellectual element (as Socrates is also said
  5 Intro|          is doing good.~Still an element of knowledge is wanting
  6 Intro|        of temperance in which an element of science or knowledge
  7 Intro|    object, and of the subjective element in knowledge—a ‘rich banquet’
  8 Intro|        which is to introduce the element of knowledge, and at last


Cratylus
    Part
  9 Intro|        in all things there is an element of convention; but the admission
 10 Intro|     executed; and in this way an element of chance or convention
 11 Intro|          and he admits a certain element of chance. But he gives
 12 Intro|      early date. The imaginative element is still in full vigour;
 13 Intro|       wrong in supposing that an element of design and art enters
 14 Intro|     linguae Graecae, there is an element of which he is unable to
 15 Intro|        of the liquid or slippery element; delta and tau binding;
 16 Intro|      there will always remain an element of exception or accident
 17 Intro| philosophy. But there remains an element which cannot be explained,
 18 Intro|    always have been a disturbing element. Like great writers in later
 19 Intro|         phonetic from the mental element of language; they are really
 20 Intro|  imitative power may be a lesser element of beauty in such passages.
 21 Text |       been stopped by the watery element in his walks, and not allowed
 22 Text |         called the ruler of this element Poseidon; the epsilon was
 23 Text |          may be explained as the element which raises (airei) things
 24 Text |     correctly said, because this element is always running in a flux
 25 Text |        the subtlest and swiftest element; for if it were not the
 26 Text |        moving universe. And this element, which superintends all
 27 Text |   diaionta) and burning (kaonta) element which is the guardian of
 28 Text |        at last reached a primary element, which need not be resolved


Euthyphro
    Part
 29 Intro|   soothsayer adds the ceremonial element, ‘attending upon the gods.’


Gorgias
    Part
 30 Intro|          action. Hence a certain element of seeming enters into all
 31 Intro|          largely for the unknown element of politics. But the game
 32 Intro|         possible. Neither is the element of pleasure to be excluded.
 33 Intro|    reluctantly, that there is an element of chance in human life
 34 Intro|  Oriental, or rather an Egyptian element in them, and they have an
 35 Text |          most of them the verbal element is greater—they depend wholly


Ion
    Part
 36 Intro|  strength is observed to have an element of limitation. Sense or


Laches
    Part
 37 Intro|     injurious. Therefore (3) the element of intelligence must be


Laws
    Book
 38 1    |        ordered, are an important element of education.~Athenian.
 39 3    |         when the parents had the element of order in their nature,
 40 3    |       courage, when they had the element of courage. And they would
 41 4    |          difficulty. There is an element of friendship in the community
 42 4    |       state; and when the ruling element is numerically small, and
 43 6    |          use that into which the element of chance enters as seldom
 44 7    |      there should always be some element of novelty in the imitation.
 45 8    |      time.~Water is the greatest element of nutrition in gardens,
 46 9    |       said and allowed, that one element in her nature is passion,
 47 10   |      turn out to be the primeval element, and not fire or air, then
 48 10   |          be any primary changing element? How can a thing which is
 49 10   |      example, he formed a living element of water out of fire, instead
 50 11   |           which is an ungracious element of his nature; and nursing
 51 12   |     examiner is a most important element in the preservation and


Lysis
    Part
 52 Text |    altogether corrupted with the element of evil—if itself had become


Menexenus
    Part
 53 Intro|      Plato, in whom the dramatic element is always tending to prevail
 54 Text |    uncontaminated by any foreign element, and therefore the hatred


Meno
    Part
 55 Intro|       acknowledge an unreasoning element in the higher nature of


Parmenides
    Part
 56 Intro|       and to detect the negative element in them is the aim of Plato
 57 Text |          appears to create a new element in them which gives to them


Phaedo
    Part
 58 Intro|        is in a finer and subtler element. And if, like birds, we
 59 Intro|          personal and individual element in us, or the spiritual
 60 Intro|         lesson. Also there is an element of chance in them, which
 61 Intro|         knowledge increases, the element of chance may more and more
 62 Text |         true.~And this corporeal element, my friend, is heavy and
 63 Text |          and earthy, and is that element of sight by which a soul
 64 Text |      have said? Is the blood the element with which we think, or
 65 Text |          out, is that the watery element has no bed or bottom, but


Phaedrus
    Part
 66 Intro|      rise and carry the downward element into the upper world—there
 67 Intro|         that even in rhetoric an element of truth is required. For
 68 Intro|     which is full of that higher element said to have been learned
 69 Intro|          sensual or concupiscent element of human nature. The white
 70 Intro|           The moral or spiritual element in man is represented by
 71 Intro|       Republic, acknowledges the element of chance in human life,
 72 Intro|         and in which the sensual element, though not wholly eradicated,
 73 Intro|         be made for the poetical element in the Phaedrus, which,
 74 Text |        The wing is the corporeal element which is most akin to the
 75 Text |      higher still. For he has an element of philosophy in his nature.


Philebus
    Part
 76 Intro|        the dramatic and poetical element has become subordinate to
 77 Intro|          is attacking is also an element of obscurity. Many things
 78 Intro|     later writings of Plato, the element of love is wanting; the
 79 Intro|       have next to discover what element of goodness is contained
 80 Intro|        the Sophist, how large an element negation forms in the framework
 81 Intro|       thoughts.~2, 3. The finite element which mingles with and regulates
 82 Intro|      indefinite, partake of this element. We should be wrong in attributing
 83 Intro|      tradition. For the mythical element has not altogether disappeared.~
 84 Intro|          be acknowledged, not an element of evil, but rather a law
 85 Intro|        consciousness there is an element of both. The most abstract
 86 Intro|         measure.~The theoretical element of the arts may also become
 87 Intro|       separately? And is not the element which makes this mixed life
 88 Intro| existence. (1) There is a finite element of existence, and (2) an
 89 Intro|      than the other. There is an element of guess-work and an element
 90 Intro|     element of guess-work and an element of number and measure in
 91 Intro|   flute-playing, the conjectural element prevails; while in carpentering
 92 Intro|         right action there is an element of happiness, we cannot
 93 Intro|         this more than any other element which distinguishes Plato,
 94 Text | opposition to Philebus, that the element which makes this mixed life
 95 Text |       that God revealed a finite element of existence, and also an
 96 Text |          infinite cannot be that element which imparts to pleasure
 97 Text |          pleasures and pains the element which makes them appear
 98 Text |       will acknowledge that this element is illusory, and you will
 99 Text |       when the boiling and fiery element is within, and the rubbing
100 Text |          SOCRATES: Sometimes the element of pleasure prevails in
101 Text |          contributes an opposite element to the body, whether of
102 Text |       there be a pure and impure element in either of them, I may
103 Text |           I may present the pure element for judgment, and then they
104 Text |          us search into the pure element of mind and intelligence,
105 Text |        that truth was to form an element in the mixture.~PROTARCHUS:
106 Text |        far more excellent, as an element of human life, than pleasure.~


The Republic
    Book
107 3    |        to stimulate the spirited element of his nature, and not to
108 3    |     warrior. ~Very true. ~If the element of spirit is naturally weak
109 4    |       the passionate or spirited element to take part with the desires
110 4    |          individual soul a third element which is passion or spirit,
111 6    |         say was the lord of this element? Whose is that light which
112 7    |  anything else contains a divine element which always remains, and
113 8    |       the passionate or spirited element. ~Assuredly, he said. ~Such
114 8    |        concupiscent and covetous element on the vacant throne and
115 9    |       has allayed the passionate element, if he has a quarrel against
116 9    |     Again, is not the passionate element wholly set on ruling and
117 9    |       the spirited or passionate element of the soul? Will not the
118 9    |         happen with the spirited element also. ~Then may we not confidently
119 9    |        when the lion and serpent element in them disproportionately
120 9    |       cultivation of this higher element have set up in their hearts
121 9    |       and humanized; the gentler element in him is liberated, and
122 10   |           allows the sympathetic element to break loose because the
123 10   |        corrupting and destroying element is the evil, and the saving
124 10   |         the saving and improving element the good? ~Yes. ~And you


The Sophist
    Part
125 Intro|        Being, and is a necessary element in all other things that
126 Intro|        to them: Is being a third element besides hot and cold? or
127 Intro|         there is also a positive element, and that oppositions may
128 Intro|          first simply a material element, the most equable and colourless
129 Intro|       ringing the changes on one element after another, demanded
130 Intro|    determine how far the unknown element affects the known, whether,
131 Intro|          admit this hypothetical element, which we cannot get rid
132 Intro|        of what is unknown on the element which is known. To the Hegelian
133 Intro|       makes no allowance for the element of chance either in language
134 Text |         language, should have an element of falsehood as well as


The Statesman
    Part
135 Intro|           combining the stronger element of courage, which we may
136 Intro|        the warp, with the softer element of temperance, which we
137 Intro|     slave and every other social element, and presiding over them
138 Intro|     questions would introduce an element of uncertainty into human
139 Intro|      There is also a paradoxical element in the Statesman which delights
140 Intro|         The mythical or cosmical element reminds us of the Timaeus,
141 Text |   courage, which is the stronger element and may be regarded as the
142 Text |       all, she takes the eternal element of the soul and binds it
143 Text |  over-full of modesty and has no element of courage in many successive


The Symposium
    Part
144 Intro|    language. There is no foreign element either of Egypt or of Asia
145 Intro|     excesses or disorders of the element of love. The knowledge of
146 Intro|          but it has a ridiculous element (Plato’s Symp.), and is
147 Intro|   associations. Indecency was an element of the ludicrous in the


Theaetetus
    Part
148 Intro|         to be ascribed to either element. For the inductive portion
149 Intro|        is in this explanation an element of truth which is not recognized
150 Intro|          various ways. It is the element which surrounds them; it
151 Intro|         without, the intelligent element retires, and the sensual
152 Intro|       present the most important element in our knowledge of it.
153 Text |       the active nor the passive element, but something which passes
154 Text |          tell the elements of an element? I can only reply, that
155 Text |         man has knowledge of any element who at one time affirms
156 Text |         another time denies that element of something, or thinks


Timaeus
    Part
157 Intro|       upon the East, and a Greek element of thought and language
158 Intro|      mind, although admitting an element of necessity which reason
159 Intro|          by the more penetrating element of fire, whether acting
160 Intro|  condense into one of water. Any element which is fastened upon by
161 Intro|    either escapes to its kindred element or becomes one with its
162 Intro|      difficulty in detaching any element from its like is the real
163 Intro|      earth cling to their native element, and you more easily detach
164 Intro|         the decomposition of one element into another, for the simple
165 Intro|        the name of red. A bright element mingling with red and white
166 Intro|    fearing to pollute the divine element, they gave the mortal soul
167 Intro|        bitter, and as the bitter element refines away, becomes acid.
168 Intro|       which is the most sluggish element, the fever intermits three
169 Intro|   drawing closer to their native element; the most senseless of all
170 Intro|        water instead of the pure element of air. Such are the laws
171 Intro|      expression of this was some element, rarefied by degrees into
172 Intro|        to their universality—the element which is the most widely
173 Intro| principle of determination.) The element of the same dominates to
174 Intro|        to all besides and is the element of order and permanence
175 Intro|         the variable or changing element, the residuum of disorder
176 Intro|         unchangeable and eternal element, in the expression of which
177 Intro|       alternative for the weaker element: it may escape to its kindred,
178 Intro|       the lesser species of each element: (5) there is an attraction
179 Intro|         he cannot get rid of the element of necessity which is allowed
180 Intro|   diffused in matter, but is the element in which matter moves. The
181 Intro|          aether of heaven is the element which surrounds him and
182 Intro|       Greek). The passage of one element into another is common to
183 Intro| mathematical figures. It is this element in the Timaeus, no less
184 Text |   allowed to pass only this pure element. When the light of day surrounds
185 Text |         going forth to an unlike element it is changed and extinguished,
186 Text |         and earth; and this same element, when melted and dispersed,
187 Text |   smallest construction, and its element is that triangle which has
188 Text |    equilateral triangle. The one element (that is, the triangle which
189 Text |      solid which is the original element and seed of fire; and let
190 Text |      fire; and let us assign the element which was next in the order
191 Text |          them any longer. For no element which is one and the same
192 Text |          towards the uncongenial element of the air, it would be
193 Text |        them into the uncongenial element of air by force and contrary
194 Text |        us towards the dissimilar element more easily than the larger;
195 Text |         each towards its kindred element makes the body which is
196 Text |       half-formed nature, and no element is so proportioned as to
197 Text |        and diffusing this bitter element swiftly through the whole
198 Text |  rebellious against the divinest element within us.~The bones and
199 Text |         place and to its kindred element; and as there are two exits
200 Text |       carried towards its native element, fire, pushes round the
201 Text |       Sometimes, when the bitter element is refined away, the black
202 Text |         which is a more sluggish element than either fire or air,
203 Text |      before all provide that the element which is to train him shall
204 Text |        and muddy sea to be their element of respiration; and hence