The Apology
    Part
  1 Text |             after their manner in a set oration duly ornamented
  2 Text |          and Anytus and Lycon, have set upon me; Meletus, who has
  3 Text |             his mind, and he may be set against me, and vote in


Charmides
    Part
  4 Intro|          modesty. But this again is set aside by a sophistical application
  5 Text |            will deter deceivers and set up the true prophets in


Cratylus
    Part
  6 Intro|            less delight than he had set up, the Heracleitean theory
  7 Intro|             they are full grown and set they may still put forth
  8 Intro|             quickly become fixed or set and not continue in a state
  9 Intro|         express their thoughts in a set form of words having a kind
 10 Text |     intending, and Hermogenes shall set you on your way.~CRATYLUS:


Critias
    Part
 11 Text |           errs is that he should be set right. Wishing, then, to
 12 Text |         different places which they set in order. Hephaestus and
 13 Text |         with the custom of the time set up a figure and image of
 14 Text |            warrior class originally set apart by divine men. The
 15 Text |         larger of the two there was set apart a race-course of a


Crito
    Part
 16 Text |          law have no power, but are set aside and trampled upon
 17 Text |         that this law should not be set aside; and shall we reply, ‘
 18 Text |            your escape from prison, set off with ludicrous particulars


Euthydemus
    Part
 19 Intro|             passionate yearning was set in order and made ready
 20 Text |           hope that one of you will set forth what I have been saying
 21 Text |        skill, on which my heart was set.~Of course, he replied,


Euthyphro
    Part
 22 Text |            sort make us enemies and set us at variance with one
 23 Text |         therefore make us angry and set us at enmity with one another?


Gorgias
    Part
 24 Intro|             old men trip, the young set them on their legs again;
 25 Intro|    knowledge having been previously set forth in the abstract are
 26 Text |         manner as is most likely to set forth the truth. And I would
 27 Text |        generation may be at hand to set us on our legs again in
 28 Text |      expression, have any desire to set it on its legs, take back
 29 Text |             which have been already set forth as I state them in
 30 Text |        Callicles, were intending to set about some public business,
 31 Text |            should be so silly as to set up as state-physicians and
 32 Text |       Socrates, from the laconising set who bruise their ears.~SOCRATES:


Ion
    Part
 33 Text |            a leaden plummet, which, set in the horn of ox that ranges


Laches
    Part
 34 Intro|         Socrates and Laches are not set ‘to the Dorian mode’ of
 35 Text |          considers whether he shall set a bridle on a horse and
 36 Text |       Laches, suppose that we first set about determining the nature
 37 Text |             if I am wrong you shall set me right: in my opinion


Laws
    Book
 38 1    |         they avoid pains; but which set a person in the midst of
 39 3    |            was saying when we first set out on our journey.~Megillus.
 40 4    |             once follow the example set to them; and how can he
 41 4    |      propitious to us, and come and set in order the State and the
 42 4    |           persuasive influences and set him on the road to health,
 43 5    |       posterity. Moreover they will set a watch over all these things,
 44 6    |            music there shall be one set of judges of solo singing,
 45 6    |            are not to be allowed to set foot in our territory, and
 46 7    |            to writing which are not set to the lyre, whether metrical
 47 7    |             necessary and cannot be set aside, and probably he who
 48 8    |            citizens for whom I have set in order the city? Are they
 49 8    |             hamlet they shall first set apart a market–place, and
 50 8    |          whether of barley or wheat set apart for meal and flour,
 51 9    |        purpose all the judges shall set their seals, and place the
 52 9    |        through the cause, and again set their seals upon the evidence;
 53 9    |           of the theft, he shall be set free from his bonds.~Cleinias.
 54 9    |           the law appoints, or even set his foot at all on his native
 55 9    |             fly for ever; or, if he set foot anywhere on any part
 56 9    |           call it, has been plainly set forth by priests of old;
 57 9    |      convicted of murder, shall not set his foot in the temples,
 58 10   |      thoughts of most of us are not set upon abstaining from unrighteous
 59 10   |             thousands of bodies are set in motion, must not the
 60 11   |          injured party, he shall be set free by the magistrates,
 61 11   |           not if he be angry have a set purpose? We forbid earnest—
 62 12   |         ruling senses are by nature set. Let the young man imagine
 63 12   |         property the searcher shall set another seal, and shall
 64 12   |           only, and to be unable to set forth what they think?~Cleinias.
 65 12   |           of the Gods which we have set forth with so much zeal
 66 12   |             by us, shall be a guard set according to law for the


Lysis
    Part
 67 Text |            my childhood upward have set my heart upon a certain


Menexenus
    Part
 68 Text |          education; and then let us set forth how noble their actions


Meno
    Part
 69 Text |             hypothesis which is not set aside.~MENO: Certainly.~
 70 Text |             of the way of harm, and set a stamp upon them far rather
 71 Text |        which is knowledge, has been set aside, and cannot be supposed


Phaedo
    Part
 72 Intro|            this life, but is deeply set in decrees of fate and mysterious
 73 Text |           wise man thinks that when set at liberty he can take better
 74 Text |        which is made out of strings set in the frame of the body;
 75 Text |          and the like, and they are set in the light of day and
 76 Text |        uncovered him; his eyes were set, and Crito closed his eyes


Phaedrus
    Part
 77 Intro|           and promises that he will set up a golden statue of Socrates
 78 Intro|        which these explanations are set aside—‘the common opinion
 79 Text |           this were true, we should set small value on sons, or
 80 Text |            Archons, will promise to set up a golden image at Delphi,
 81 Text |           of the wise are not to be set aside; for there is probably
 82 Text |   scientifically, will particularly set forth the nature of that
 83 Text |            which any subject can be set forth or treated by rules
 84 Text |           writers of poems, whether set to music or not; and to


Philebus
    Part
 85 Intro|           but after we have already set bounds to thought and matter,
 86 Intro|           to be added, is playfully set aside by a quotation from
 87 Intro|           they soon become fixed or set, and in after life are strengthened,
 88 Intro|           the authority of ages has set upon vice and crime.~Once
 89 Text |             we and Philebus may all set upon you, if you abuse us?
 90 Text |            one nature, if possible, set upon them—do you remember?~
 91 Text |             have now pretty clearly set forth the class to which
 92 Text |            up the enquiry again and set us right; and assuming memory
 93 Text |              all that remains is to set the crown on our discourse.~


Protagoras
    Part
 94 Intro|           mistake of the Laconizing set in supposing that the Lacedaemonians
 95 Text |         lyric poets; and these they set to music, and make their
 96 Text |         should like to have my mind set at rest. You were speaking
 97 Text |            the gale with every sail set out of sight of land into
 98 Text |             Did not Simonides first set forth, as his own view,


The Republic
    Book
 99 1    |              If, I said, he makes a set speech and we make another
100 1    |           them hate one another and set them at variance and render
101 2    |         before virtue the gods have set toil," ~and a tedious and
102 2    |         embroiderer will have to be set in motion, and gold and
103 3    |        anointed him with myrrh, and set a garland of wool upon his
104 3    |         which are and which are not set to music; both will conform
105 4    |    husbandmen in royal apparel, and set crowns of gold on their
106 6    |           reason why I should again set in array the philosopher'
107 6    |             the exaggeration may be set down to you; for you made
108 6    |             and that one of them is set over the intellectual world,
109 7    |          had numbered the ships and set in array the ranks of the
110 7    |           their neighbor's wall-one set of them declaring that they
111 7    |       reason in them, and yet to be set in authority over the highest
112 7    |             of the sciences, and is set over them; no other science
113 7    |           exalted by them when they set in order their own city? ~
114 8    |             peace; and in the value set by them upon military stratagems
115 8    |             as AEschylus says, ~"Is set over against another State;" ~
116 8    |             in the value which they set upon wealth? ~Certainly. ~
117 8    |           Just so. ~Let him then be set over against democracy;
118 8    |             some champion whom they set over them and nurse into
119 8    |          their slaves; he will then set them free and enrol them
120 9    |           passionate element wholly set on ruling and conquering
121 9    |            this higher element have set up in their hearts a guardian
122 9    |          behold, and beholding, may set his own house in order.


The Second Alcibiades
    Part
123 Text |            And if the soul does not set sail until she have obtained
124 Text |        Socrates?—At any rate I will set this crown of mine upon


The Seventh Letter
    Part
125 Text |             Sicilian Greeks, having set his affection on virtue
126 Text |          order, which he would have set his heart to accomplish,
127 Text |           carry out with our hearts set on the welfare of Syracuse.
128 Text |       previous visit have just been set forth in the preceding narrative.
129 Text |             with this reflection, I set out, with many fears and
130 Text |            is true of that which is set down in written characters.~
131 Text |            worthy, if his heart was set on the credit of possessing


The Sophist
    Part
132 Intro|       remarkable, and may be fairly set down to their credit, that
133 Intro| philosophers can give us a right to set ourselves up as having the
134 Text |         STRANGER: Accordingly, they set to work to eradicate the
135 Text |           the time of all others to set upon him.~THEAETETUS: True.~
136 Text |         which is an articulate mark set on those who do the actions,


The Statesman
    Part
137 Intro|             taken the Statesman and set him over the ‘bipes implume,’
138 Intro|          once arose in the west and set in the east, and that the
139 Intro|          higher ideas can hardly be set forth except through the
140 Text |          find and separate off, and set our seal upon this, and
141 Text |         seal upon this, and we will set the mark of another class
142 Text |           STRANGER: One part may be set over the production of lifeless,
143 Text |             a similar division, and set up cranes against all other
144 Text |            of persons, and does not set the great above the small,
145 Text |            Statesman and ruler, and set him like a charioteer in
146 Text |          once rose in the west, and set in the east, and that the
147 Text |          moves spontaneously, being set free at such a time as to
148 Text |          under his dispensation, he set them in order and restored
149 Text |          dear friend, can hardly be set forth except through the
150 Text |          woof, and the art which is set over them may be called
151 Text |           second best thing, if you set aside the first, of which
152 Text |         which has knowledge, may be set aside as being not Statesmen


The Symposium
    Part
153 Intro|            No charge is more easily set going than the imputation
154 Text |           the argument has not been set before us, I think, quite
155 Text |              looking opposite ways, set on a round neck and precisely
156 Text |       inventor of them. And so Love set in order the empire of the
157 Text |          was to choose the best and set them forth in the best manner.
158 Text |           the love of the beautiful set in order the empire of the
159 Text |         busts of Silenus, which are set up in the statuaries’ shops,
160 Text |          not allow him, Agathon, to set us at variance.~I believe


Theaetetus
    Part
161 Intro|     statement may be understood are set aside, like the definitions
162 Intro|            Two patterns of life are set before him; the one blessed
163 Intro|          they have none; they are a set of uneducated fanatics,
164 Intro|      ridiculous position, having to set up our own opinion against
165 Intro|           ourselves. Neither can we set a limit to it, for wherever
166 Intro|     imagination reason is latent or set aside; and images, in part
167 Intro|        senses are not merely ‘holes set in a wooden horse’ (Theaet.),
168 Intro|          manner? Can we suppose one set of feelings or one part
169 Intro|            us; in Plato’s words, we set the stamp upon the wax.
170 Text |        would not listen to me; so I set him on his way, and turned
171 Text |          are two patterns eternally set before them; the one blessed
172 Text |             the foundation as it is set forth by themselves.~THEODORUS:


Timaeus
    Part
173 Intro|      desires to see the ideal State set in motion; he would like
174 Intro|          like himself. Wherefore he set in order the visible world,
175 Intro|           exercise. For the body is set in motion when it is heated
176 Intro|         similar tales about columns set up ‘by the Canaanites whom
177 Text |            of eternity, and when he set in order the heaven, he
178 Text |          gods is to be received and set forth.~Oceanus and Tethys
179 Text |           of intelligence have been set forth; and now we must place
180 Text |          because it is difficult to set forth my opinion according
181 Text |           to require that we should set forth in words another kind,
182 Text |            but if it is possible to set forth a great principle
183 Text |  probabilities. A man may sometimes set aside meditations about
184 Text |             now I must endeavour to set forth their affections and
185 Text |           In the first place let us set forth what was omitted when
186 Text |           air which are there, they set them whirling about one
187 Text |             these the creator first set in order, and out of them
188 Text |          through all the limbs, was set in the place of guard, that
189 Text |            life which the gods have set before mankind, both for