The Apology
    Part
  1 Text |        beginning, I cannot expect to get rid of such a mass of calumny
  2 Text |              not be always trying to get up an interruption. Did
  3 Text |             evil name which you will get from the detractors of the


Charmides
    Part
  4 Text |           ends of the row one had to get up and the other was rolled


Cratylus
    Part
  5 Intro|              equivalent to legein. I get all this from Euthyphro;
  6 Intro|             enough of Metaphysics to get rid of Metaphysics,’ it
  7 Text |              dear Hermogenes, let us get away from the Gods.~HERMOGENES:
  8 Text |          easily be found. And thus I get rid of pur and udor. Aer (
  9 Text |             how I gallop away when I get on smooth ground. There
 10 Text |         delta into nu if you want to get at the meaning; for this
 11 Text |         waiting in the air; and must get out of our difficulty in
 12 Text |           nature, so that you cannot get any further in knowing their


Critias
    Part
 13 Intro|             those days, no man could get into the place. To the interior
 14 Text |         centre, so that no man could get to the island, for ships


Crito
    Part
 15 Text |            escape from prison we may get into trouble with the informers
 16 Text |           persons who are willing to get you out of prison at no
 17 Text |         abroad in order that you may get a dinner. And where will


Euthydemus
    Part
 18 Intro|           conclusion is that we must get ‘wisdom.’ But can wisdom
 19 Intro|         class who are very likely to get mauled by Euthydemus and
 20 Text |          around you that I could not get within hearing, but I caught
 21 Text |             afraid that some one may get the start of us, and turn
 22 Text |             or not, if his aim is to get wisdom. Do you agree? I
 23 Text |    destruction which enables them to get rid of a bad man and turn
 24 Text |          that this word ‘always’ may get us into trouble.~You, perhaps,
 25 Text |             that Ctesippus might not get in his word: You beat this
 26 Text |          desperate twist that he may get away, I said: No, Dionysodorus,
 27 Text |            said to him; ‘I could not get within hearing of them—there
 28 Text |           and his friends, when they get hold of them in conversation.


The First Alcibiades
    Part
 29 Text |       SOCRATES: And are you going to get up in the Athenian assembly,
 30 Text |         about which you are ready to get up and advise as if you
 31 Text |              light of nature I shall get the better of them.~SOCRATES:
 32 Text |           tells him that he ought to get education and training first,


Gorgias
    Part
 33 Intro|            Take my advice, then, and get a little common sense; leave
 34 Intro|       anything, in order that he may get through the argument. Which
 35 Text |            what treatment they might get well?~GORGIAS: No.~SOCRATES:
 36 Text |   consecutively, and that we may not get the habit of anticipating
 37 Text |            or clearly; and then they get into a passion and begin
 38 Text |             of discussion, before we get at the truth of all this.~
 39 Text |            children is, that when we get old and stumble, a younger
 40 Text |           you do by-and-by, when you get older?~POLUS: And are the
 41 Text |           enduring the pain—that you get well?~POLUS: Certainly.~
 42 Text |            and those who are able to get the better of them, in order
 43 Text |              order that they may not get the better of them; and
 44 Text |             their physical strength, get together, their ipsissima
 45 Text |              are happy, if they only get enough of what they want?~
 46 Text |            to know.~CALLICLES: Well, get on, and don’t keep fooling:
 47 Text |             old, and take what I can get out of you.—Well, then,
 48 Text |              rest, or that you would get some one else to argue with
 49 Text |           fellow, never mind me, but get on.~SOCRATES: Listen to
 50 Text |           who likes will kill me and get my money; for then I shall
 51 Text |            receive any benefit. They get no good themselves, but
 52 Text |          good themselves, but others get good when they behold them


Laches
    Part
 53 Text |     determined that we would go, and get you to accompany us; and
 54 Text |            tugged, but was unable to get his weapon free. The two
 55 Text |           away from me, and I cannot get hold of her and tell her
 56 Text |              many a man better never get up from a sick bed? I should


Laws
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 57 1    |            to rest beneath them, and get over the whole journey without
 58 1    |         Megillus. I think that I can get as far as the fouth head,
 59 1    |            the prospect of reward to get the better of them? Where
 60 2    |           shall we reassure him, and get him to sing? Shall we begin
 61 2    |           man or woman, is minded to get children. There are numberless
 62 3    |            kings of that time was to get the better of the established
 63 4    |              but I think that we may get some notion of them if we
 64 5    |              thinks that he ought to get the better by defaming others,
 65 6    |             parts of ninety each, we get ninety counsellors for each
 66 6    |              the guards may not only get a knowledge of the country
 67 6    |           wronging him and wishes to get a decision; the other for
 68 6    |              those who are unable to get rid of their suits either
 69 6    |          attached slaves whom we can get. For many a man has found
 70 6    |         pleasures and appetites, and get rid of all the corresponding
 71 7    |          written law because mankind get the habit of frequently
 72 7    |           sports; now is the time to get rid of self–will in him,
 73 7    |              any work which they can get, may see that they are at
 74 7    |        always the first to awake and get up—this, whether the regulation
 75 7    |              learning them, so as to get by heart entire poets; while
 76 7    |              s own persons, and they get the victory over the animals
 77 8    |            already made may possibly get the better of most of these
 78 8    |           themselves are not able to get the better of the temptation,
 79 8    |              state have one art, and get his living by that. Let
 80 9    |             be made a doctor, but to get well.~Cleinias. And would
 81 9    |             God, be only spoken, and get away without giving any
 82 9    |        subdivided into three, we now get five sources of actions;
 83 10   |           divided by it; but if they get in the midst between bodies
 84 12   |          wash, or take his meals, or get up in the night to keep


Lysis
    Part
 85 Text |          only the like, how will you get rid of the other argument,


Menexenus
    Part
 86 Intro|      Socrates expresses that he will get a beating from his mistress,


Meno
    Part
 87 Intro|      teaching, for that no man could get a living by shoemaking who
 88 Text |         follow you in the attempt to get at one common notion of
 89 Text |            wonder; but I will try to get nearer if I can, for you
 90 Text |            And from what line do you get this figure?~BOY: From this.~


Parmenides
    Part
 91 Intro|              in all ages: How can we get beyond the circle of our
 92 Intro|  determination is negation, but must get through negation into affirmation.
 93 Intro|             in truth he is trying to get rid of the stumblingblocks
 94 Intro|           out of time and space? How get rid of such forms and see
 95 Text |           them, although I sometimes get disturbed, and begin to


Phaedo
    Part
 96 Intro|           mental vision. He wants to get rid of eyes and ears, and
 97 Intro|         forgotten and the world will get on without him.~4. Modern
 98 Text |           like, as far as he can, to get away from the body and to
 99 Text |           own satisfaction. I cannot get rid of the feeling of the
100 Text |          that you like; but you must get hold of me, and take care


Phaedrus
    Part
101 Intro| scholasticism may possibly once more get the better of the literary
102 Text |              and thinks that he will get into the temple by the help
103 Text |       especially in war, and you may get on his back and fight, and
104 Text |              you will only please to get on.~SOCRATES: Suppose that
105 Text |          about him, or he will never get beyond the precepts of his


Protagoras
    Part
106 Intro|               whose temper begins to get a little ruffled at the
107 Text |           man; but I was not able to get into the inner circle, and
108 Text |       confess the truth, I wanted to get time to think what the meaning
109 Text |            they end in pleasure, and get rid of and avert pain? Are


The Republic
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110 1    |           But at my age I can hardly get to the city, and therefore
111 1    |  Thrasymachus had made an attempt to get the argument into his own
112 1    |              not doing our utmost to get at the truth? Nay, my good
113 1    |              for governing and so to get the name of hirelings, nor
114 1    |            of the public revenues to get the name of thieves. And
115 3    |              And shall we proceed to get rid of the weepings and
116 3    |       provoke him, if he intended to get home unscathed. And the
117 3    |       guardian should be the last to get drunk and not know where
118 3    |              Pramnian wine, he might get well all the same. But they
119 4    |             a candle and search, and get your brother and Polemarchus
120 5    |           had. In this way they will get an excellent view of what
121 5    |         rather like a dog who cannot get at his assailant, quarrelling
122 5    |               I will do all I can to get you out of it; but I can
123 6    |            him, because they want to get into their hands now the
124 6    |           that he is a fool and must get understanding, which can
125 7    |       general underground abode, and get the habit of seeing in the
126 7    |            observed, when they first get the taste in their mouths,
127 7    |          they violently and speedily get into a way of not believing
128 7    |             But when a man begins to get older, he will no longer
129 7    |          hold: in this way they will get their experience of life,
130 8    |             those of which we cannot get rid, and of which the satisfaction
131 8    |           desires of which a man may get rid, if he takes pains from
132 8    |          water-drinker, and tries to get thin; then he takes a turn
133 8    |            to congregate unless they get a little honey. ~And do
134 8    |           unable to expel him, or to get him condemned to death by
135 8    |            if he means to rule, must get rid of them; he cannot stop
136 8    |            But will he not desire to get them on the spot? ~How do
137 9    |          individuals and before they get power, this is their character;
138 9    |           nothing pleasanter than to get rid of their pain? ~I have. ~
139 10   |           him up again and again and get to know him and regulate


The Second Alcibiades
    Part
140 Text |            that you were suddenly to get into your head that it would


The Seventh Letter
    Part
141 Text |              Dionysios was trying to get hold of him, and being unable


The Sophist
    Part
142 Intro|             element, which we cannot get rid of by an assumption
143 Intro|          study of metaphysics can we get rid of metaphysics, and
144 Text |           tire, and if I do, I shall get my friend here, young Socrates,
145 Text |              I should say, if we can get the slightest hold upon
146 Text |             THEAETETUS: How shall we get it out of them?~STRANGER:
147 Text |              them, and then we shall get on.~THEAETETUS: True.~STRANGER:


The Statesman
    Part
148 Intro|              in too great a hurry to get to man. All divisions which
149 Intro|              and did not know how to get any. That was the time when
150 Intro|       remarks, because I want you to get rid of any impression that
151 Intro| circumstances of nations. How can we get the greatest intelligence
152 Text |         while we are fresh, we shall get on better. And now attend
153 Text |             then we shall be able to get on. In the fulness of time,
154 Text |            it?~STRANGER: I wanted to get rid of any impression of
155 Text |           thrust himself in, he must get enrolled in the priesthood.


The Symposium
    Part
156 Text |           said Aristophanes, and now get on.~Eryximachus spoke as
157 Text |          Agathon; for if he can only get a partner with whom he can
158 Text |            be a long time before you get old.’ Hearing this, I said: ‘
159 Text |              at the end; you want to get up a quarrel between me
160 Text |             man; he is determined to get the better of me at every


Theaetetus
    Part
161 Intro|      successively examined, we first get rid of the confusion of
162 Intro|              and lasting, and do not get confused. But in the ‘hairy
163 Intro|       themselves; and we can no more get rid of them than we can
164 Intro|      enlarges also. We cannot indeed get beyond facts, but neither
165 Intro|        acceptance for the one nor to get rid of the other.~The system
166 Intro|        thought, we must endeavour to get rid of the disguises, oppositions,
167 Intro|            or behind them; we cannot get rid of them. And to throw
168 Text |         Megara?~EUCLID: He wanted to get home: although I entreated
169 Text |       understand these things. And I get on pretty well in general;
170 Text |            see him rejected, and not get into a passion if I take
171 Text |            And if he could only just get his head out of the world
172 Text |            their own sweet will, and get their inspiration anywhere,
173 Text |            to remark, you will never get a reason, whether with their
174 Text |             pull us over, and try to get away from the others. But
175 Text |         express themselves, and must get a new language. I know of
176 Text |            we find the solution, and get away from them, we may regard
177 Text |          long ago, he may resume and get hold of the knowledge which
178 Text |           which he knows, but he may get a false opinion about it;
179 Text |              now saying, that if you get at the difference and distinguishing
180 Text |             persons affirm, you will get at the definition or explanation


Timaeus
    Part
181 Intro|            in matter which he cannot get rid of, he detaches himself
182 Intro|           the soul of man; he cannot get rid of the element of necessity
183 Intro|            is not seeking in vain to get rid of matter or to find
184 Intro|          intelligence, do we seem to get much further in our conception
185 Text |            might receive his food or get rid of what he had already
186 Text |               and in what order they get behind and before one another,
187 Text |          earth, but might be able to get over the one and out of
188 Text |              when the world began to get into order, fire and water