The Apology
    Part
  1 Text |       present and heard me. So I left him, saying to myself, as
  2 Text |    better advised, I should have left off doing what I only did


Charmides
    Part
  3 PreS |  arrangement of the words may be left to fade out of sight, when
  4 PreS |  dialogue a subject which he has left unfinished in another, or


Cratylus
    Part
  5 Intro|     ironical mood hits right and left at his adversaries: Ouranos
  6 Intro|         ago, has passed away and left no sign. But the best conception
  7 Intro|      instinct, tribes or nations left their original homes and
  8 Intro|        the right hand and on the left by men, de, alla, kaitoi,


Critias
    Part
  9 Intro|          Timaeus that Athens was left alone in the struggle, in
 10 Intro| inhabited by them, and then they left their gardens and dining-halls.
 11 Intro|         them. His manuscript was left with my grandfather Dropides,
 12 Text |       Asopus as the limit on the left. The land was the best in
 13 Text |       skeleton of the land being left. But in the primitive state
 14 Text |          But in summer-time they left their gardens and gymnasia
 15 Text |          the earthquake, and has left only the few small streams
 16 Text |         and the ten kings, being left alone in the temple, after


Crito
    Part
 17 Intro|       his parents? He might have left Athens and gone where he
 18 Text |    Sunium tell me that they have left her there; and therefore


Euthydemus
    Part
 19 Text |         is Euthydemus; and on my left hand there was his brother
 20 Text |       and the other by me on the left hand; the rest anywhere.
 21 Text |      said, think whether we have left out any considerable goods.~
 22 Text |         I am afraid that we have left out the greatest of them
 23 Text |      take up the enquiry where I left off, and proceed to show
 24 Text |          go on therefore where I left off, as well as I can, in
 25 Text |       remind me at what point we left off. Did we not agree that
 26 Text |   bearing down upon him from the left, opening his mouth and biting.


Euthyphro
    Part
 27 Text |          EUTHYPHRO: Why have you left the Lyceum, Socrates? and


The First Alcibiades
    Part
 28 Text |     Xanthippus, whom your father left guardian of you, and of


Gorgias
    Part
 29 Intro|         guiding hand, and man is left to the government of himself.
 30 Text |        agree with you: I only am left alone and cannot agree,
 31 Text |       has no longer any pleasure left; and this, as I was just
 32 Text |  revenues and all that, and have left no room for justice and
 33 Text |          his pay, if the trainer left the matter to him, and made


Ion
    Part
 34 Text |          polished chariot to the left of them, and urge the horse
 35 Text |         are at the goal, let the left horse draw near, yet so
 36 Text |   holding back the people on the left, bore a huge bloody dragon


Laws
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 37 1    | discussion, and may be therefore left for the present. But I now
 38 1    |      attacks which come from the left, but impotent against the
 39 1    |          was always himself, and left off before he arrived at
 40 3    |         as those which Cyrus had left behind him. Darius was succeeded
 41 4    |         of others, he, I say, is left deserted of God; and being
 42 4    |       not has in each case to be left to the judgment of the speaker
 43 6    |         senators will have to be left during the greater part
 44 6    |          making their round from left to right as their commanders
 45 6    |      lead them again towards the left, from place to place in
 46 6    |       and be able to add what is left imperfect through the defect
 47 6    |          the female sex—has been left without regulation by the
 48 6    |         enactments of law may be left to slumber; but, if they
 49 7    |        education; this cannot be left altogether unnoticed, and
 50 7    |  Athenian. In that the right and left hand are supposed to be
 51 7    |          we hold the lyre in the left hand, and the plectrum in
 52 7    |       the bow from them with the left hand and draw the arrow
 53 7    |          that those who make the left side weaker than the right
 54 7    |         unable to fight from his left side, and does not limp
 55 7    |    shepherd, nor can children be left without tutors, or slaves
 56 9    |        like, these things may be left to the younger generation
 57 9    |       that some things should be left to courts of law; others
 58 9    |     fairly and with advantage be left to them. And we are not
 59 9    |          the greater part may be left. At the same time, as I
 60 10   |        formation of qualities he left to the wills of individuals.
 61 11   |        him who may come upon the left property suffer it to remain,
 62 11   |     reply is that the legislator left fifteen of the guardians
 63 11   |          of this matter shall be left to the superintendent of
 64 12   |      again vote, until there are left three having an unequal


Lysis
    Part
 65 Text |          than for his beauty. We left them, and went over to the


Menexenus
    Part
 66 Text |      some evil fortune they were left to perish at sea, and therefore


Meno
    Part
 67 Intro|        of philosophy.~Plato also left behind him a most potent
 68 Intro|        it would have been better left to die out. It certainly


Parmenides
    Part
 69 Intro|         latter of the two we are left in doubt as to whether Plato
 70 Text |       near, and he has only just left us to go home.~Accordingly
 71 Text |        that I have a right and a left side, and a front and a


Phaedo
    Part
 72 Intro|         coat of an old weaver is left behind him after he is dead,
 73 Intro|       his bones and muscles been left by him to their own ideas
 74 Intro|      confused the soul which has left the body, with the soul
 75 Text |      they fear that when she has left the body her place may be
 76 Text |          has no longer any faith left, and great disputers, as
 77 Text |     speak. That, however, may be left in the hands of those above,


Phaedrus
    Part
 78 Intro|  empyrean—all but Hestia, who is left at home to keep house. The
 79 Intro|     subtracted. There is nothing left but a heap of ‘ologies’
 80 Text |       show what you have in your left hand under your cloak, for
 81 Text |         break with them, you are left without a friend in the
 82 Text |      when the charm of youth has left you, will show their own
 83 Text |        and may be divided into a left side and right side, each
 84 Text |      each having parts right and left of the same name—after this
 85 Text |          divide the parts of the left side and did not desist
 86 Text |          and me. But how much is left?~PHAEDRUS: There is a great


Philebus
    Part
 87 Intro|    leavened a generation and has left its mark on thought and
 88 Intro|         the time of his death he left his system still incomplete;
 89 Text |       our excellent Philebus has left the field.~SOCRATES: Surely
 90 Text |    already often deserted me and left me helpless in the hour
 91 Text |        they call the universe is left to the guidance of unreason
 92 Text |       for any single class to be left by itself pure and isolated


Protagoras
    Part
 93 Intro|      never withdrawn; and we are left in doubt at last how far
 94 Text |      spent. But the moment sleep left me after my fatigue, I got
 95 Text |          he armed, and others he left unarmed; and devised for
 96 Text |       and in my ear~‘So charming left his voice, that I the while
 97 Text |       the right hand, and in his left hand caught hold of this


The Republic
    Book
 98 1    |        gentle toward me and have left off scolding. Nevertheless,
 99 1    |         the nature of justice. I left that inquiry and turned
100 3    |        silence, and, when he had left the camp, he called upon
101 3    |   omitted, and the dialogue only left. ~That also, he said, I
102 3    |         only ones which you have left. ~I answered: Of the harmonies
103 4    |         would clearly be the one left. ~Very true, he said. ~And
104 4    |  inclines either to the right or left, forward or backward, then
105 5    |        is a matter which must be left to the discretion of the
106 5    |         enemy has flown away and left only his fighting gear behind
107 5    |        and means-the rest may be left. ~If I loiter for a moment,
108 6    |      said. ~And so philosophy is left desolate, with her marriage
109 6    |        master's daughter, who is left poor and desolate? ~A most
110 7    |       said, there may be nothing left of our special subjects;
111 7    |          I imagine, which may be left to wiser persons. ~But where
112 7    |       others like themselves and left them in their place to be
113 9    |     course. ~When he has nothing left, must not his desires, crowding
114 10   |      patients like Asclepius, or left behind him a school of medicine
115 10   |          said that when his soul left the body he went on a journey
116 10   |          by the lower way on the left hand; these also bore the
117 10   |    spindle, and Atropos with her left hand touching and guiding


The Seventh Letter
    Part
118 Text |         on your part that I have left Syracuse and am here now.
119 Text | incidents. On a later occasion I left home and again came on an


The Sophist
    Part
120 Intro|         Then the Sophist must be left in his hole. We may call
121 Text |      subdivided the swimming and left the land animals, saying
122 Text |         seem to be much which is left out.~STRANGER: But oh! my
123 Text |       they took us with them, or left us behind them.~THEAETETUS:


The Statesman
    Part
124 Intro|         we have only two species left which remain undivided:
125 Intro|         framed; for mankind were left to themselves, and ordered
126 Intro|     physician or trainer, having left directions for his patients
127 Intro|          is reversed, and man is left to himself. Like other theologians
128 Intro|         of God’s help, he is not left wholly destitute; he has
129 Intro|           in which we are partly left to ourselves, but not wholly
130 Intro|          at the end of a century left the people an inert and
131 Intro|     desirable; for those who are left outside the pale will always
132 Text |        survivors of the race are left, and those who remain become
133 Text |       and tended them, they were left helpless and defenceless,
134 Text |         with antidotes, and have left, as would appear, the very
135 Text |       said, the others alone are left for us, the principle of
136 Text |         tests, until the gold is left quite pure.~YOUNG SOCRATES:
137 Text |          kindred nature has been left; there remain the nobler


The Symposium
    Part
138 Intro|        after another, going from left to right in the order in
139 Intro|   Agathon that Socrates has been left behind; also, (2) how the
140 Text |    orders; hitherto I have never left you to yourselves. But on
141 Text |        of us in turn, going from left to right, shall make a speech
142 Text |          is sitting first on the left hand, and because he is
143 Text |          in my turn until I have left off.~I will do both, said
144 Text |          leather upon a last; he left a few, however, in the region
145 Text |       Socrates are the only ones left.~Indeed, I am not going
146 Text |        such children as Lycurgus left behind him to be the saviours,
147 Text |       turn was passed round from left to right; and as all of
148 Text |         who was going out having left the door open, they had


Theaetetus
    Part
149 Intro|         birth. Many of them have left me too soon, and the result
150 Intro|           and Theodorus, whom he left guardian of his “orphan,”
151 Intro|      better.’~To return. When we left off, the Protagoreans and
152 Intro|        are made of;’ for we have left ourselves no instruments
153 Intro|      dried up; there is no place left for imagination, or in any
154 Text |        of him; I believe that he left a considerable fortune.~
155 Text |       even the guardians whom he left, and of whom our friend
156 Text |        transferred from right to left, err by reason of some similar
157 Text |          your snub-nosedness has left an impression on my mind


Timaeus
    Part
158 Intro|          other diagonally to the left. To the sphere of the same
159 Intro|      forwards, backwards, right, left, up and down. But violent
160 Intro|        the top is bottom and the left right. And something similar
161 Intro|        usual mode, the right and left sides of the object are
162 Intro|        the neighbourhood, on the left side, keeps the liver bright
163 Intro|     Still, the head could not be left a bare globe of bone on
164 Intro|       right and the other on the left, having the marrow of generation
165 Intro|          moving in a circle from left to right along the side
166 Intro|      parallelogram from right to left; or, in other words, the
167 Intro|    opinion that nature should be left to herself, and is inclined
168 Intro|      with the youth Achilles and left off with the youth Alexander.’
169 Text |       remembered it; and after I left them, during the night by
170 Text |         corner to corner) to the left. And he gave dominion to
171 Text |       same and like, for that he left single and undivided; but
172 Text |          forwards, and right and left, and up and down, and in
173 Text |       the right of either is his left, and the left right. If,
174 Text |      either is his left, and the left right. If, when powerfully
175 Text |       surface. And right appears left and left right, because
176 Text |       And right appears left and left right, because the visual
177 Text |     right appears right, and the left left, when the position
178 Text |      appears right, and the left left, when the position of one
179 Text |          stream of vision to the left side, and the left to the
180 Text |        to the left side, and the left to the right (He is speaking
181 Text |        not allow any place to be left void. Wherefore, also, fire
182 Text |  particles have the largest void left in their compositions, and
183 Text |        the brain, and in this he left a narrow opening; and around
184 Text |        the head could neither be left a bare frame of bones, on
185 Text |       severally to the right and left side of the body. These
186 Text |      right side they sent to the left of the body, and those from
187 Text |         body, and those from the left they diverted towards the
188 Text |   becomes fluid, but if they are left alone, they soon congeal