The Apology
    Part
  1 Intro|        under the circumstances. We observe that the enmity of Aristophanes
  2 Text |      judges who their improver is.—Observe, Meletus, that you are silent,


Charmides
    Part
  3 PreS |       entourage.’ It is strange to observe that the most effective
  4 Text |        part together. Did you ever observe that this is what they say?~
  5 Text |          The English reader has to observe that the word ‘make’ (Greek),
  6 Text |            led to infer, because I observe that if this is wisdom,


Cratylus
    Part
  7 Intro|    literature like yourself should observe the rules of moderation. ‘
  8 Intro|            of poetry and prose. We observe also the reciprocal influence
  9 Intro|           history of languages, we observe that they are always slowly
 10 Intro|          of the human mind. We can observe the social and collective
 11 Intro|   accompanied with gesture. We may observe that the child learns to
 12 Intro|         point of view of time, and observe the changes which take place
 13 Intro|          The simplest of all is to observe our own use of language
 14 Intro|            of a deep sound. We may observe also (as we see in the case
 15 Text |        which I should much wish to observe. Let us, then, if you please,
 16 Text |      SOCRATES: Perhaps you did not observe that in the names which
 17 Text |          allesthai (leaping). Pray observe how I gallop away when I
 18 Text |    dictator, like yourself, should observe the laws of moderation and
 19 Text |          is true.~SOCRATES: Do you observe that only the ancient form
 20 Text |           consistent. Did you ever observe in speaking that all the
 21 Text |           episteme (knowledge) and observe how ambiguous this word
 22 Text |       CRATYLUS: Yes, Socrates, but observe; the greater number express


Critias
    Part
 23 Intro|           to invent ‘a noble lie.’ Observe (1) the innocent declaration
 24 Text |          of similarity. And we may observe the same thing to happen


Euthyphro
    Part
 25 Text |      becoming your disciple. For I observe that no one appears to notice
 26 Text |            case of horses, you may observe that when attended to by


The First Alcibiades
    Part
 27 Text |         particulars. Did you never observe how great is the property
 28 Text |           see him naked; wherefore observe the caution which I give
 29 Text |             SOCRATES: Did you ever observe that the face of the person


Gorgias
    Part
 30 Intro|           hereafter have reason to observe, that although there is
 31 Intro|   conventions and customs which we observe in conversation, and the
 32 Intro|       conversation.~We may further observe that the art of government,
 33 Text |        truth. And I would have you observe, that I am right in asking
 34 Text |        wall.~GORGIAS: And you will observe, Socrates, that when a decision
 35 Text |          son of Pyrilampes. Now, I observe that you, with all your
 36 Text |          real opinion—for you will observe that we are arguing about
 37 Text |            Socrates; and please to observe how ready I am to praise
 38 Text |          of them as malefactors, I observe that there is a great uproar


Laches
    Part
 39 Text |            Socrates; did you never observe that some persons, who have
 40 Text |          tutor of Niceratus. But I observe that when I mention the


Laws
    Book
 41 1    |          Leaving the story, we may observe that any speculation about
 42 2    |             Good, my friend; I may observe, however, in passing, that
 43 2    |       present day? As far as I can observe, except among us and among
 44 3    |         point of view of time, and observe the changes which take place
 45 3    |           Cleinias. What are we to observe about it?~Athenian. I mean
 46 3    |           which they had agreed to observe by word and oath? This want
 47 3    |          to the mind, and does not observe the mean, everything is
 48 3    |            is required. He did not observe that his sons were trained
 49 3    |        note the rest of the story. Observe, that Darius was not the
 50 3    |            for I would like you to observe that our previous arguments
 51 3    |          multitude were willing to observe; they would never have dared
 52 4    |           likes to come. And yet I observe that to your country settlers
 53 4    |      acceptable. For, as you truly observe, there are Cretans of Argive
 54 4    |         Athenian. And did you ever observe that there are two classes
 55 4    |            must further proceed to observe, that to all his laws, and
 56 5    |           quality. And, above all, observe the aforesaid number 5040
 57 5    |            For we must not fail to observe, O Megillus and Cleinias,
 58 6    |        Then now, my friend, let us observe what will happen in the
 59 6    |          the state ought always to observe; for servants and masters
 60 6    |         wardens of the agora shall observe the order appointed by law
 61 7    |    Athenian. And do we not further observe that the first shoot of
 62 7    |       children, in which they will observe a sort of mean, not participating
 63 8    |           legislator should always observe; for we are always enquiring
 64 9    |          inconsistencies which you observe in us?~Athenian. I will
 65 9    |        would avenge a murder shall observe all the precautionary ceremonies
 66 10   |          be at rest? “Yes.” And we observe that, in the revolution,
 67 11   |           are able to hold out and observe moderation, and when they
 68 11   |          has the care of an orphan observe this law. But any one who
 69 12   |        citizens of a city properly observe the laws by habit only,
 70 12   |        Gods, a moderate man should observe moderation in what he offers.


Lysis
    Part
 71 Intro|           dramatic accompaniments. Observe, first, the scene, which
 72 Text |        other boys joined. I should observe that Hippothales, when he
 73 Text |        Impossible.~Further, I must observe that some substances are


Meno
    Part
 74 Intro|           point which we failed to observe, and in which Gorgias has
 75 Intro|           illustration of Plato to observe that he, like Plato, insists
 76 Intro|            time he is less able to observe facts, because they are
 77 Text |     questions which I ask him, and observe whether he learns of me
 78 Text |           double.~SOCRATES: Do you observe, Meno, that I am not teaching
 79 Text |      double.~MENO: True.~SOCRATES: Observe him while he recalls the
 80 Text |          you already have.’~Do you observe that here he seems to imply
 81 Text |          us. This I say, because I observe that in the previous discussion


Parmenides
    Part
 82 Intro|       Parmenides to Athens, we may observe—first, that such a visit
 83 Intro|           have different meanings. Observe the consequence: In the
 84 Intro|           mere fiction; and we may observe that similar antinomies


Phaedo
    Part
 85 Intro|           pleasure follows pain.’ (Observe that Plato is preparing
 86 Intro|        absolute equality. But here observe that material equalities
 87 Text |      Certainly.~And do you further observe, that after a man is dead,
 88 Text |        between them. Did you never observe this?~Yes, I said, I have.~
 89 Text |            of this. But you do not observe that there is a difference


Phaedrus
    Part
 90 Text |           Does not your simplicity observe that I have got out of dithyrambics


Philebus
    Part
 91 Intro|       venture to term them. We may observe an attempt at artificial
 92 Intro|            other noble attributes. Observe how well this agrees with
 93 Intro|         satire of Socrates. Let us observe the religious and intellectual
 94 Intro|        reconciled; not omitting to observe the deep insight into human
 95 Text |    Protarchus, Philebus.~SOCRATES: Observe, Protarchus, the nature
 96 Text |       Socrates.~SOCRATES: You will observe that I have spoken of three
 97 Text |          indeed, and yet I did not observe that you had answered.~SOCRATES:
 98 Text |  PROTARCHUS: Yes.~SOCRATES: We may observe that our conclusions hitherto
 99 Text |          Do you say so because you observe that the arts in general


Protagoras
    Part
100 Text |            Musaeus, and some, as I observe, even under the name of
101 Text |          the other Hellenes. Now I observe that when we are met together
102 Text |         man be good’? Now you will observe that this is said by the
103 Text |      approve every one’)~(and here observe that he uses a Lesbian word,
104 Text |         prove in this way: You may observe that many men are utterly


The Republic
    Book
105 1    |        nothing and the other much. Observe also what happens when they
106 1    |           exact sense, you did not observe a like exactness when speaking
107 3    |        they imitate. Did you never observe how imitations, beginning
108 3    |     perilous to health. Do you not observe that these athletes sleep
109 3    |           he asked. ~Did you never observe, I said, the effect on the
110 3    |           of the race. They should observe what elements mingle in
111 4    |       imagine, he replied. ~Do you observe that we were not far wrong
112 4    |            other cases in which we observe that when a man's desires
113 4    |           is easily proved: We may observe even in young children that
114 5    |         and mothers. Did you never observe in the arts how the potters'
115 5    |          is a rule which they will observe and advise the other Hellenes
116 5    |       advise the other Hellenes to observe. ~Certainly, he said; they
117 5    |            replied. ~And may I not observe with equal propriety that
118 6    |    Impossible. ~Then you will soon observe whether a man is just and
119 7    |         those who were quickest to observe the passing shadows and
120 7    |         and useless. Did you never observe the narrow intelligence
121 7    |            said, I had forgotten. ~Observe, Glaucon, that there will
122 8    |   fellowsailors; aye, and they may observe the behavior of each other
123 8    |           s mouth. ~I was going to observe, that the insatiable desire
124 9    |             Very true, I said; and observe the point which I want to
125 9    |         fear? ~Nothing. But do you observe the reason of this? ~Yes;
126 9    |         harmony which he will also observe; he will not allow himself
127 10   |        happens to us, then you may observe that we pride ourselves


The Sophist
    Part
128 Intro|            We should be careful to observe, first, that Plato does
129 Intro|          his own doctrines. We may observe (1) that he professes only
130 Intro|           misunderstanding, let us observe which of his characteristics
131 Intro|          into a contradiction. You observe how unwilling I am to undertake
132 Intro|            fact. We may be told to observe that every negative is a
133 Intro|            are simpler, and we may observe a progress in them; but
134 Text |        shiftings; let me therefore observe, that I am examining the
135 Text |         whatever.~STRANGER: Do you observe that our scepticism has
136 Text |   THEAETETUS: True.~STRANGER: And, observe that we were only just in


The Statesman
    Part
137 Intro|            and the Sophist, we may observe the tendency of Plato to
138 Intro|           And I should like you to observe further, that though I maintain
139 Intro|          by internal evidence. For observe how consistent the narrative
140 Intro|          and irrelevant. Please to observe that they can only be fairly
141 Intro|      plutocracy; and democracy may observe the law or may not observe
142 Intro|         observe the law or may not observe it. But are any of these
143 Intro|          figures of speech. And we observe that while employing all
144 Intro|         shall be protected if they observe the law in their dealings
145 Text |          Statesman; and we did not observe that he had no place in
146 Text |     STRANGER: Then I would like to observe that you and I, remembering
147 Text |      STRANGER: Hence we are led to observe that the distinguishing
148 Text |            True.~STRANGER: And now observe that the legislator who
149 Text |           sluggishness; and we may observe, that for the most part


The Symposium
    Part
150 Intro| spiritualized form of them. We may observe that Socrates himself is
151 Intro|            to the narrator. We may observe, by the way, (1) how the
152 Intro|         degree of seriousness.’ We observe that they entered into one
153 Intro|       Christian Apologists. (4) We observe that at Thebes and Lacedemon
154 Text |            rather perplexing. For, observe that open loves are held
155 Text |            the sort which they may observe, and their elders refuse
156 Text |        fill it again for Socrates. Observe, my friends, said Alcibiades,
157 Text |            when I hear them. And I observe that many others are affected


Theaetetus
    Part
158 Intro|           the dialogue. Yet we may observe that Plato has himself forgotten
159 Intro|        roll, Terpsion; I need only observe that I have omitted, for
160 Intro|         defence.’~Yes; but did you observe that Protagoras bade me
161 Intro|    addition of five and seven. And observe that these are purely mental
162 Intro|         know what you do not know. Observe the limits of my art, which,
163 Intro|          knowledge. And yet we may observe, that there is in this explanation
164 Intro|       their hands’) we may further observe that they are the source
165 Intro|   existence even of a mollusc. And observe, this extreme scepticism
166 Intro|           of them in ourselves; we observe them working in others;
167 Intro|            knowledge.~a. First, we observe the mind by the mind. It
168 Intro|          in our own bosoms. We can observe our minds and we can experiment
169 Intro|         recollections, but we must observe also that the mind is not
170 Text |          the roll, Terpsion; I may observe that I have introduced Socrates,
171 Text |           are likely to do well. I observe them as far as I can myself,
172 Text |         from which it differs? and observe, Theaetetus, that the word ‘
173 Text |     THEODORUS: How could I fail to observe all that, Socrates?~SOCRATES:
174 Text |          SOCRATES: You can further observe whether they are like or


Timaeus
    Part
175 Intro|        assigned to the Timaeus. We observe, first of all, that the
176 Intro|         all his later dialogues we observe a tendency in him to personify
177 Intro|           first received from her. Observe again, what care the law
178 Intro|     seeking by the grace of God to observe it still.~In our former
179 Intro|          In the next place, we may observe that there are different
180 Intro|  stationary or extinct, may we not observe also that there have been
181 Intro|          laws and figures. (We may observe by the way, that the principle
182 Intro|           gravitation. He does not observe that water has an equal
183 Intro|            But Plato is careful to observe that although such knowledge
184 Intro|           physical. Before men can observe the world, they must be
185 Intro|             but in the omission to observe how little could be explained
186 Text |        thousand years before ours (Observe that Plato gives the same
187 Text |           husbandmen; and you will observe, too, that the warriors
188 Text |          Then as to wisdom, do you observe how our law from the very