The Apology
    Part
  1 Intro|       Socrates and the Sophists is allowed to appear. He is poor and
  2 Text |            thankful if they may be allowed to pay them. There is at
  3 Text |            deed, that, if I may be allowed to use such an expression,
  4 Text |            be immortal if you only allowed them to live; and I think


Charmides
    Part
  5 PreF |        them all? Something must be allowed to chance, and to the nature
  6 PreS |        translator may sometimes be allowed to sacrifice minute accuracy
  7 PreS |        cases the translator may be allowed to employ two words—sometimes
  8 Text |           them; nor should we have allowed those who were under us
  9 Text |    knowledge, and yet they are not allowed by you to be happy; but


Cratylus
    Part
 10 Intro|         ages. Something too may be allowed to ‘the persistency of the
 11 Intro|          and expressions cannot be allowed to reappear, if at all,
 12 Text |            a little permutation is allowed. For some say that the body
 13 Text |      element in his walks, and not allowed to go on, and therefore
 14 Text |            Iliad.).’ When you have allowed me to add mechane (contrivance)


Critias
    Part
 15 Text |            in width, and in length allowed to extend all round the


Crito
    Part
 16 Intro|        time when Crito himself had allowed the propriety of this. And
 17 Text |          now, when you fortunately allowed me to sleep.~CRITO: And
 18 Text |     different or not; and is to be allowed by me or disallowed. That
 19 Text |         remaining here must not be allowed to enter into the calculation.~


Euthydemus
    Part
 20 Text |        ones?~All this was mutually allowed by us.~Then, I said, Cleinias,
 21 Text |         words ‘that I know’ is not allowed to stand; and so I do know


The First Alcibiades
    Part
 22 Text |         who up to this day has not allowed me to converse with you;


Gorgias
    Part
 23 Intro|           indignation at not being allowed to use as many words as
 24 Intro|            pleasure nor wisdom are allowed to be the chief good, but
 25 Intro|           no antecedent pains, are allowed to rank in the class of
 26 Intro|        shadow of another life, are allowed to descend upon it and it
 27 Intro|     hardly-curable sinners who are allowed from time to time to approach
 28 Text |             let him at any rate be allowed to live as long as he can.


Ion
    Part
 29 Intro|    Socratic or Platonic truths are allowed dimly to appear.~The elements
 30 Intro|        respect (Republic), but not allowed to live in a well-ordered


Laches
    Part
 31 Intro|          the nature of courage are allowed to appear: (1) That courage
 32 Text |        many things.’ But I must be allowed to add ‘of the good only.’
 33 Text |            and begs that he may be allowed to eat or drink something,


Laws
    Book
 34 2    |           that the poets are to be allowed to teach in the dance anything
 35 2    |            no painter or artist is allowed to innovate upon them, or
 36 2    |         this day, no alteration is allowed either in these arts, or
 37 2    |            on a campaign should be allowed to taste wine at all, but
 38 3    |          king was not jealous, but allowed him full liberty of speech,
 39 3    |          and that no one should be allowed to oppose them in any way,
 40 3    |            nor were the performers allowed to confuse one style of
 41 3    |           time to time, and not be allowed to run away, but held with
 42 5    |            yet is not able, may be allowed the second place; but he
 43 5    |           ought, or indeed will be allowed, to exercise any ignoble
 44 5    |            no private man shall be allowed to possess gold and silver,
 45 5    |         and silver ought not to be allowed in the city, nor much of
 46 6    |     excepting four minae which are allowed to citizens of the first
 47 6    |          of the first class, three allowed to the second, two to the
 48 6    |           complain if they are not allowed to share in the decision.
 49 6    |       thinking that they should be allowed to sleep in the earth, and
 50 6    |            that they are not to be allowed to set foot in our territory,
 51 6    |          women: let not a woman be allowed to appear abroad, or receive
 52 7    |      institutions of the state are allowed to remain undisturbed. Whereas
 53 7    |          song? nor must any one be allowed to offer them varieties
 54 7    |      beautiful, or good, which are allowed in the state? nor shall
 55 7    |            the discourse should be allowed to proceed, and that when
 56 7    |         the study, he is not to be allowed to spend more or less time
 57 7    |            best kind of hunting is allowed at all—that of quadrupeds,
 58 7    |        nets and gins, shall not be allowed to hunt anywhere. The fowler
 59 8    |          happen if no immodesty be allowed in the practice of love.
 60 8    |         him, like the stranger, be allowed to partake of all such fruits,
 61 8    |          quantity or value than is allowed by the law, which has determined
 62 9    |        would be generally said and allowed, that one element in her
 63 9    |          the offender shall not be allowed to judge the cause, not
 64 10   |          to claim, as you yourself allowed, in the matter of laws,
 65 10   |          and incantations, and are allowed to make their gains with
 66 10   |           because they will not be allowed to practise religious rites
 67 11   |          this case he shall not be allowed to remain any longer by
 68 11   |     respect of such of them as are allowed to remain, because they
 69 11   |            if a person were simply allowed to make any will which he
 70 11   |            monstrous that I am not allowed to give, or not to give
 71 11   |        effect that a man should be allowed to dispose of his property
 72 11   |  expiration of the guardianship be allowed to bring them to trial;
 73 11   |          think that they should be allowed to indict their fathers
 74 11   |       family; and the son shall be allowed to address them in a similar
 75 11   |           of that sort ought to be allowed to occur in a well–ordered
 76 11   |       received permission shall be allowed to write verses at one another,
 77 11   |          earnest they shall not be allowed. The decision of this matter
 78 11   |       license, the writer shall be allowed to produce, and whatever
 79 11   |            alive she shall only be allowed to bear witness. A slave
 80 11   |           sex and a child shall be allowed to give evidence and to
 81 11   |            thrice, he shall not be allowed to bear witness; and if
 82 11   |       during which he shall not be allowed to institute or plead a
 83 12   |        found guilty shall never be allowed to compete for any prize
 84 12   |        side the sepulchre shall be allowed to extend for ever, and
 85 12   |         first place, let no one be allowed to go anywhere at all into
 86 12   |       justice; but he shall not be allowed to make any innovation.
 87 12   |            the seeker shall not be allowed after the expiration of
 88 12   |          city is forbidden and not allowed to choose as a guardian


Lysis
    Part
 89 Intro|            some things which he is allowed to do, although he is not
 90 Intro|          to do, although he is not allowed to do others?’ ‘Yes, because
 91 Intro|     strictly limited; Socrates has allowed himself to be carried away
 92 Text |        Very true.~And you would be allowed to write or read the letters
 93 Text |           clearly.~And we shall be allowed to throw in salt by handfuls,
 94 Text |        whereas the son will not be allowed to put in as much as he
 95 Text |           me hear, as long as I am allowed to stay.~I certainly cannot
 96 Text |      argument, that may perhaps be allowed.~Very true.~And shall we


Menexenus
    Part
 97 Intro|          the shortness of the time allowed them for preparation. But
 98 Text |       Salamis and Plataea; but she allowed exiles and volunteers to


Meno
    Part
 99 Intro|          which no disputed word is allowed to intrude: ‘Figure is the
100 Intro|    philosopher. They are no longer allowed to have a divine insight,
101 Intro|          purged away and they were allowed to return to earth. This
102 Text |        most of all, the cities who allowed them to come in, and did
103 Text |         minor accomplishments, and allowed him who, as you must remember,


Phaedo
    Part
104 Intro|       without philosophy; they are allowed to pass into gentle and
105 Intro|          period of time. May we be allowed to imagine the minds of
106 Text |       during which the city is not allowed to be polluted by public
107 Text |           time of his departure is allowed to enter the company of


Phaedrus
    Part
108 Intro|   different from his, if he may be allowed the use of a few commonplaces
109 Intro|          Scripture, the meaning is allowed to break through the figure,
110 Text |          which the subject rightly allowed, and I do not think that
111 Text |           to be said?) and must be allowed and excused; the only merit
112 Text |            servant, wherever he is allowed, as near as he can to his
113 Text |         think that love would have allowed you to say as you did, that
114 Text |           other Egyptians might be allowed to have the benefit of them;
115 Text |           I mean. And now may I be allowed to ask you a question: Would


Philebus
    Part
116 Intro|           divine. (3) If we may be allowed to interpret one dialogue
117 Intro|         That he will, if he may be allowed to make one or two preliminary
118 Intro|           actions, which cannot be allowed to deviate from established
119 Intro|          any other argument can be allowed to have weight except the
120 Text |  threatened that you should not be allowed to go home until the question
121 Text |            not disappear, but were allowed to intrude in the sphere
122 Text |           of pleasure, if I may be allowed to speak in the fewest and
123 Text |       irrelevant discussion can be allowed; what is said should be
124 Text |      pleasures should certainly be allowed to mingle.~SOCRATES: The


Protagoras
    Part
125 Intro|         poets, who ought not to be allowed, any more than flute-girls,
126 Intro|     beginning. Had Protagoras been allowed by Plato to make the Aristotelian
127 Text |            teachers; but they were allowed to wander at their own free


The Republic
    Book
128 1    |           money is not wanted, but allowed to lie? ~Precisely. ~That
129 1    |            interposing, if you are allowed to be his witness. ~But
130 1    |           even if uncontrolled and allowed to have free play. For,
131 1    |            to table, he not having allowed himself time to enjoy the
132 2    |          And the shoemaker was not allowed by us to be a husbandman,
133 2    |          such an expression may be allowed, is hated of gods and men? ~
134 3    |      representation of the gods be allowed. ~Still less of the gods,
135 3    |         their own citizens, may be allowed to lie for the public good.
136 3    |           their stories, are to be allowed by us to imitate, and if
137 3    |            said, when they are not allowed to apply their minds to
138 3    |  intemperance or madness should be allowed to approach true love? ~
139 3    | intemperate pleasure must never be allowed to come near the lover and
140 3    |       Hellespont, and they are not allowed boiled meats, but only roast,
141 4    |          Our potters also might be allowed to repose on couches, and
142 4    |            to a man, if only he be allowed to do whatever he likes
143 5    |          Socrates, that if you are allowed to go on in this way you
144 7    |         shadows if they were never allowed to move their heads? ~And
145 7    |        world: but this must not be allowed; they must be made to descend
146 7    |            of State, when they are allowed to spend the greater part
147 7    |            replied, may be readily allowed, and is true. ~Then, my
148 7    |        that which is now unhappily allowed to fall down. ~Nothing will
149 9    |          those whom he himself has allowed to break loose within him
150 9    |           in the city, he is never allowed to go on a journey, or to
151 9    |          huge multiform monster is allowed to be too much at large? ~
152 10   |        again of Hesiod, would have allowed either of them to go about
153 10   |         propose, then, that she be allowed to return from exile, but
154 10   |         but Er himself (he was not allowed), and each as he took his


The Second Alcibiades
    Part
155 Text |         clearly because he was not allowed by the God to do so;—but


The Seventh Letter
    Part
156 Text |            country, who would have allowed me to depart unaccompanied,
157 Text |             Up to this time he had allowed Dion to remain in possession
158 Text |          that effect, he no longer allowed Dion’s trustees to send
159 Text |            in Sicily, he should be allowed (this is my point) to take
160 Text |           my way. He consented and allowed me to go, giving me money


The Sophist
    Part
161 Text |             Perhaps so, if he were allowed time to think; but I do
162 Text |          words, if she may be only allowed to have a general name for
163 Text |        Sophist must clearly not be allowed to escape until we have
164 Text |          if peradventure we may be allowed to assert the reality of


The Statesman
    Part
165 Intro|           that Theaetetus shall be allowed to rest, and that Socrates
166 Intro|         then they never would have allowed the temperate natures to
167 Text |       against the herdsman, who is allowed on all hands to be the sole
168 Text |           no animal was any longer allowed to come into being in the
169 Text |            the king himself is not allowed to reign, unless he have
170 Text |           arts shall any longer be allowed to exercise absolute control


The Symposium
    Part
171 Intro|       recompense of her virtue was allowed to come again from the dead.
172 Intro|  encouraged, and then the lover is allowed to play all sorts of fantastic
173 Intro|       disappointed lover he may be allowed to sing the praises of Socrates:—~
174 Intro|           comes round he cannot be allowed to disturb the arrangement
175 Intro|           the condition that he is allowed to speak the truth. We may
176 Text |            which gods and men have allowed the lover, according to
177 Text |           satisfied if they may be allowed to live with one another
178 Text |         wisest of men, as I may be allowed to call him. Will you laugh
179 Text |          admirer I have never been allowed to speak to any other fair


Theaetetus
    Part
180 Intro|        extreme scepticism has been allowed to spring up among us, not,
181 Text |     difference of opinion is to be allowed at all, surely we must allow
182 Text |           one nor the other can be allowed; but I must try by my art


Timaeus
    Part
183 Intro|           of heat and cold, nor be allowed to become dull and senseless
184 Intro|      element of necessity which is allowed to enter. He does not, like
185 Text |       together he would never have allowed that the elder should be
186 Text |           of a coarser nature, and allowed to pass only this pure element.
187 Text |           God, as far as necessity allowed or gave consent, has exactly
188 Text |      different seasons, nor yet be allowed to be wholly covered, and