The Apology
    Part
  1 Text |          very sorry if Meletus could bring so grave a charge against
  2 Text |             jest, and is so eager to bring men to trial from a pretended
  3 Text |            the very things which you bring against me.~And now, Meletus,
  4 Text |             to teach me. And now you bring me up in this court, which
  5 Text |              life which is likely to bring you to an untimely end?
  6 Text |             the rotunda, and bade us bring Leon the Salaminian from
  7 Text |            young; and yet I will not bring any of them hither in order


Charmides
    Part
  8 PreS |             nations; and in order to bring the Greek down to the level
  9 Text |            he warns some one ‘not to bring the fawn in the sight of


Cratylus
    Part
 10 Intro|         causes: first, the desire to bring Plato’s theory of language
 11 Intro|              are chiefly designed to bring an earlier use of language
 12 Text |            blaberon.~HERMOGENES: You bring out curious results, Socrates,
 13 Text |            when I say ‘show,’ I mean bring before the sense of sight.~
 14 Text |            name’? and may I not then bring to his sense of hearing


Critias
    Part
 15 Text |            them had an accusation to bring against any one; and when


Crito
    Part
 16 Text |         early hour.~CRITO: I come to bring you a message which is sad
 17 Text |              children; for you might bring them up and educate them;
 18 Text |         thanks to you. No man should bring children into the world
 19 Text |           the first place did we not bring you into existence? Your
 20 Text |            your children—you want to bring them up and educate them—


Euthydemus
    Part
 21 Intro|             nature, has preferred to bring to the test of ridicule.
 22 Text |              apprehensive that I may bring the two strangers into disrepute,
 23 Text |      rejoined Dionysodorus, that you bring up now what I said at first—
 24 Text |             I suppose that you would bring that up too—but are non-plussed


Euthyphro
    Part
 25 Text |           could have seen his way to bring such an action.~EUTHYPHRO:


The First Alcibiades
    Part
 26 Intro|              questions which he asks bring others to a knowledge of
 27 Text |             are the charges which we bring against one another, when
 28 Text |            am especially designed to bring you to honour.~ALCIBIADES:


Gorgias
    Part
 29 Intro|            background, we should not bring them into the foreground,
 30 Intro|      conception that true art should bring order out of disorder; that
 31 Intro|              in style; a few touches bring the picture home to the
 32 Text |              however, had no mind to bring him up as he ought and restore
 33 Text |           refute the other when they bring forward a number of witnesses
 34 Text |             your side, if you should bring witnesses in disproof of
 35 Text |            be doing wrong; he should bring to light the iniquity and
 36 Text |        possible one to which I might bring my soul; and if the stone
 37 Text |           you is from that which you bring against me, for you reproach
 38 Text |            as the wiser, and now you bring forward a new notion; the
 39 Text |             that way I shall soonest bring the argument to an end,
 40 Text |     enchantresses, who, as they say, bring down the moon from heaven


Ion
    Part
 41 Intro|          whole. Yet the feelings too bring truths home to the minds
 42 Text |           for they tell us that they bring songs from honeyed fountains,


Laches
    Part
 43 Text |         carrying on the enquiry will bring us equally to the same point,


Laws
    Book
 44 1    |             fearless, we and the law bring him face to face with many
 45 2    |       argument which was intended to bring eloquent aid to the Chorus
 46 3    |              Darius, how came you to bring up Xerxes in the same way
 47 4    |              imagine his celibacy to bring ease and profit to him;
 48 4    |            and now you would have us bring the rest of the subject
 49 6    |           fifth day the rulers shall bring out the names noted down,
 50 6    |             for beauty; and let them bring together the streams in
 51 6    |          cases the injured party may bring his suit in the common court,
 52 6    |            the offence, and does not bring the offender to trial, shall
 53 6    |          make a home for himself and bring up his children, going away
 54 6    |             and they shall beget and bring up children, handing on
 55 6    |             prevent them, they shall bring the matter before the people;
 56 7    |              shall endeavour also to bring my wares into the light
 57 7    |           Cleinias: you amaze me. To bring him up in such a way would
 58 7    |              the punishment, let her bring him before the wardens of
 59 7    |              altars and shrines, and bring upon human nature the reproach,
 60 7    |             may we not, and shall we bring with us our poetry—what
 61 8    |             landowners, and let them bring him into court, and if he
 62 8    |         theft, let the injured party bring the cause before the wardens
 63 8    |             a larger amount, let him bring his suit into the public
 64 8    |           injured party. Any one may bring the offences of magistrates,
 65 8    |      disgrace and infamy, until they bring him back into his own right
 66 9    |          inform the magistrates, and bring the conspirator to trial
 67 9    |           supposing the injustice to bring gain), of these we may heal
 68 9    |          temples, he who pleases may bring to trial the next of kin
 69 9    |         without any reason, and will bring these to the front, obscuring
 70 10   |       chiefly resembles; this I will bring to your recollection, and
 71 10   |              receive the information bring him before the appointed
 72 10   |            any one who is willing to bring a suit against him. But
 73 10   |           law determine, before they bring the matter into court and
 74 11   |             the possessor, who shall bring it before the magistrates;
 75 11   |        guardians of the law, let him bring his adversaries into the
 76 11   |         magistrate, the guardian may bring him before the court of
 77 11   |             or dishonestly, let them bring him before the same court,
 78 11   |           guardianship be allowed to bring them to trial; and if any
 79 11   |           than compel the husband to bring up the children without
 80 11   |           shall remain with them and bring, them up. But if she appears
 81 11   |          forty years of age, and may bring an action if she have no
 82 11   |           the parties in a cause may bring an accusation of perjury
 83 12   |            our city to any other, or bring back a false message from
 84 12   |      separate courts; and they shall bring the heavy–armed before the
 85 12   |             make that a reproach, or bring in action against some innocent
 86 12   |          cities out of one, and soon bring all to destruction. Wherefore
 87 12   |          been justly judged, let him bring the examiners before the
 88 12   |              he who obtains leave to bring an action should write,
 89 12   |           and the judges shall again bring him back to the question
 90 12   |              a suitable penalty, and bring them before the court, until
 91 12   |            tribesmen should likewise bring a register of the yearly
 92 12   |           war; but of wood let a man bring what offerings he likes,
 93 12   |          deprived of their authority bring him before the court of


Lysis
    Part
 94 Text |              I said; but if you will bring your love to me, and will


Menexenus
    Part
 95 Text |            commander, telling him to bring the Eretrians and Athenians
 96 Text |           And if a person desired to bring a deserved accusation against
 97 Text |           die honourably rather than bring you and your children into
 98 Text |              For neither does wealth bring honour to the owner, if
 99 Text |              age of our parents, and bring up our sons in the right


Meno
    Part
100 Intro|              mainly to the desire to bring together in a single volume
101 Intro|            of men returning to earth bring back a latent memory of


Phaedo
    Part
102 Intro|            the Dialogue, attempts to bring the doctrine of a future
103 Text |            of thought which seems to bring us and our argument to the
104 Text |          argument dies and we cannot bring it to life again, you and


Phaedrus
    Part
105 Intro|              be far nobler, and will bring forth fruit in the minds
106 Intro|             religion and feeling, to bring him nearer to us and us
107 Intro|         future generations. They may bring gifts to men such as the
108 Text |             with such violence as to bring both the steeds on their
109 Text |             when off their guard and bring them together, and they
110 Text |           these arguments, Socrates? Bring them out that we may examine
111 Text |            make kings of them and to bring gifts to them.~PHAEDRUS:
112 Text |           the unimportant and let us bring the really important question


Philebus
    Part
113 Intro| contradiction. They do not desire to bring down their theory to the
114 Intro|            and illusions, define and bring into relief some part of
115 Text |           good and yours; but let us bring them to the light in the
116 Text |              points of view, we will bring her up for judgment.~PROTARCHUS:


Protagoras
    Part
117 Text |              is that you? and do you bring any news?~Good news, he
118 Text |              when they were about to bring them into the light of day,
119 Text |            because, afterwards, they bring health and improvement of


The Republic
    Book
120 2    |         equally required in order to bring out what I believe to be
121 2    |             they are yet living they bring them to infamy, and inflict
122 2    |              they proceed? Will each bring the result of his labors
123 2    |           class of citizens who will bring the required supply from
124 4    |            music and gymnastics will bring them into accord, nerving
125 5    |          your citizens-how they will bring children into the world,
126 5    |           festivals at which we will bring together the brides and
127 5    |              their nurture, and will bring the mothers to the fold
128 5    |           lover of his country would bring himself to tear in pieces
129 6    |            manifold inconsistencies, bring upon philosophy and upon
130 6    |     precisely the accusation which I bring against them-not one of
131 6    |            to his will, and he might bring into existence the ideal
132 6    |              my indiscreet zeal will bring ridicule upon me. No, sweet
133 8    |           escape them, and they will bring children into the world
134 8    |              the democratic man, and bring him up for judgment. ~That,
135 8    |             a touch from without may bring on illness, and sometimes
136 8    |      mysteries, the next thing is to bring back to their house insolence
137 8    |              son? The father did not bring him into being, or settle
138 9    |         honor or of learning if they bring no money with the solid
139 10   |              inhering in her at last bring her to death, and so separate


The Second Alcibiades
    Part
140 Text |            Hellenes. For they either bring to the altar bulls with


The Seventh Letter
    Part
141 Text |            so manage the State as to bring men out of a bad way of
142 Text |           should not use in order to bring about a change of constitution,
143 Text |           with Heaven’s help, try to bring your efforts to a happier
144 Text |           himself, because he cannot bring to the pursuit all the qualities
145 Text |            service to mankind and to bring the nature of things into
146 Text |      Dionysios that, if I am able to bring Heracleides before us to


The Sophist
    Part
147 Intro|            example we may proceed to bring to light the nature of the
148 Intro|       practitioners of the art, some bring gifts to those whom they
149 Intro|              forcing was required to bring either into near relations
150 Text |             Theodorus and Theaetetus bring with them. The younger Socrates,
151 Text |       agreement of yesterday; and we bring with us a stranger from
152 Text |              make out what he is and bring him to light in a discussion;
153 Text |             is and always will be to bring you as near to the truth


The Statesman
    Part
154 Intro|              the myth is intended to bring out the difference between
155 Text |             do, if we do not mean to bring disgrace upon the argument
156 Text |          same time requiring them to bring him payments, which are
157 Text |            by degrees unwarlike, and bring up their young men to be


The Symposium
    Part
158 Intro|           Hades alive, that he might bring back his wife, was mocked
159 Intro|            eye of the mind, and will bring forth true creations of
160 Intro|        others,’ and also in order to bring the comic and tragic poet
161 Intro|         principle than the desire to bring together in a series the
162 Text |               boy, said Agathon, and bring him in; and do you, Aristodemus,
163 Text |            These are the persons who bring a reproach on love; and
164 Text |         temperance and harmony, they bring to men, animals, and plants
165 Text |              and will search out and bring to the birth thoughts which
166 Text |          mind, he will be enabled to bring forth, not images of beauty,
167 Text |            addressing the attendant, bring me that wine-cooler. The


Theaetetus
    Part
168 Intro|            God will not allow him to bring anything into the world
169 Intro|          pregnancy. For women do not bring into the world at one time
170 Intro|     previously seen near and seek to bring near to us in thought. Memory
171 Intro|         having no meaning. Man is to bring himself back as far as he
172 Intro|              in the mind. A word may bring back a passage of poetry
173 Text |              Socrates, if that would bring to light the truth.~SOCRATES:
174 Text |            all in one class, try and bring the many sorts of knowledge
175 Text |            as mine; for women do not bring into the world at one time
176 Text |             but does not allow me to bring forth. And therefore I am
177 Text |           that I may at last help to bring your own opinion into the
178 Text |           you meet and harangue, and bring in the gods, whose existence


Timaeus
    Part
179 Intro|             are hidden from view. To bring sense under the control
180 Intro|            Solon prescribes, we will bring them into court and acknowledge
181 Intro|              the order of nature, to bring the variable principle in
182 Intro|           the text which he does not bring to it. He is full of Porphyry,
183 Text |              on the look-out, and to bring up from below in their turn
184 Text |        equally with his law, we will bring them into court and make
185 Text |               persuaded necessity to bring the greater part of created
186 Text |         imagine, any more than I can bring myself to imagine, that
187 Text |             unwonted enquiry, and to bring us to the haven of probability.