The Apology
    Part
  1 Intro|          upon him, he returns to the original accusation. The question
  2 Intro|              a refutation not of the original indictment, which is consistent


Charmides
    Part
  3 PreF |            Dialogues, and is rich in original thoughts and observations.
  4 PreS |        construction and order of the original;—this is the ambition of
  5 PreS |              to that produced by the original. To him the feeling should
  6 PreS |         reader. It should read as an original work, and should also be
  7 PreS |         upwards from the copy to the original, and down again from the
  8 PreS |              and down again from the original to the copy (Rep.). His
  9 PreS |           some antique phrase in the original, but rarely; and when adopted,
 10 PreS |          concentrated thought of the original. The Greek of Plato often
 11 PreS |           fall very far short of the original. The breath of conversation,


Cratylus
    Part
 12 Intro|            Some words have had their original meaning so obscured, that
 13 Intro|            resolving them into their original elements, he now proceeds
 14 Intro|       altered name is as good as the original one.~You mean to say, for
 15 Intro|           heaven; and they being the original gods of the Hellenes, as
 16 Intro|              the accent changed; the original meaning being o anathron
 17 Intro|      creation is always going on—the original form was neoesis; sophrosune
 18 Intro|           impossible to make out the original word; and yet, if you may
 19 Intro|            have reached one of these original elements, and the truth
 20 Intro|          short in some degree of the original, and if images are not exact
 21 Intro|         sentence is more akin to the original form than the word, and
 22 Intro|          again, are we sure that the original process of learning to speak
 23 Intro|       supposed that any traces of an original language still survive,
 24 Intro|            figment of a primitive or original language which it is time
 25 Intro|         tribes or nations left their original homes and but slowly found
 26 Text |           the chain of the feet; the original inventor of the name had
 27 Text |             from etazei, just as the original name of Zeus was divided
 28 Text |         longing of the soul, for the original name was neoesis, and not
 29 Text |           but then you know that the original names have been long ago
 30 Text |            can possibly make out the original meaning of the word. Another
 31 Text |             and entirely altered the original meaning both of deon, and
 32 Text |          tends to advantage; and the original form may be supposed to
 33 Text |              sleep (eudein); but the original meaning of the word is disguised
 34 Text |           true of them; but also the original forms of words may have
 35 Text |        SOCRATES: My first notions of original names are truly wild and
 36 Text |           existing thing, unless the original elements of which they are
 37 Text |           are the imitation: And the original elements are letters?~CRATYLUS:
 38 Text |              into agreement with the original error and with himself;
 39 Text |              never depart from their original form, they can never change


Critias
    Part
 40 Text | great-grandfather, Dropides, had the original writing, which is still


The First Alcibiades
    Part
 41 Pre  |           length. A really great and original writer would have no object


Gorgias
    Part
 42 Intro|             new light from a new and original mind. But whether these
 43 Intro|             rise up and reassert his original rights, trampling under
 44 Text |       SOCRATES: You are breaking the original agreement, Callicles, and
 45 Text |              is that they lose their original flesh in the long run, and
 46 Text |         acquisitions, but also their original possessions; not that you


Ion
    Part
 47 Intro|            Protagoras himself as the original sophists; and this family
 48 Text |         power of suspension from the original stone. In like manner the
 49 Text |             receive the power of the original magnet from one another?


Laches
    Part
 50 Text |            But if you are yourselves original discoverers in that field,


Laws
    Book
 51 2    |           way of virtue. And now the original design of the argument which
 52 3    |            grew up out of the lesser original ones, each of the lesser
 53 3    |            after digressing from the original subject of laws into music
 54 3    |              quickly corrupted their original constitution and laws, and
 55 3    |              others; whereas, if the original idea had been carried out,
 56 3    |              there had been only the original legislators, Temenus, Cresphontes,
 57 3    |          suppose ourselves to be the original founders. Thus we shall
 58 4    |       accident of locality or of the original settlement—a river or fountain,
 59 6    |             him have nothing but his original lot; and let him be written
 60 6    |             men worse. These are our original principles; and do you now,
 61 6    |              for security. Until the original building is completed, these
 62 8    |           been often declared by the original legislator; and his successors
 63 8    |              abiding firmly in their original compact:—surely, we will
 64 10   |          saying that the soul is the original of all things, and arguing
 65 12   |            innumerable persons), the original arms, which the poet says


Menexenus
    Part
 66 Pre  |           length. A really great and original writer would have no object
 67 Intro|     Aristophanic humour. How a great original genius like Plato might
 68 Intro|             Platonic traits, whether original or imitated may be uncertain.


Meno
    Part
 69 Intro|              nature of teaching, the original question of the teachableness
 70 Intro|      thoughts appeared to be new and original, but they carried with them
 71 Text |             much rather return to my original question, Whether in seeking


Parmenides
    Part
 72 Text |              return once more to the original hypothesis; let us see whether,


Phaedo
    Part
 73 Text |              captivity. This was her original state; and then, as I was
 74 Text |             to me at once, as my own original conviction. And now I must


Phaedrus
    Part
 75 Intro|           signs of an age wanting in original power.~Turning from literature
 76 Intro|     withering effect of criticism on original genius. No one can doubt


Philebus
    Part
 77 Intro|           the one and many, the four original elements, the kinds of pleasure,
 78 Intro|             them; to distinguish the original, simple elements from the
 79 Intro|        demonstration an error in the original number disturbs the whole
 80 Intro|          greatest number was a great original idea when enunciated by
 81 Intro|      reformers of religion or to the original thinker of all ages: ‘Shall
 82 Text |              me in understanding the original statement, but I still feel
 83 Text |          second place, which was the original subject of dispute?~PROTARCHUS:
 84 Text |             of the elements to their original state is pleasure. And would
 85 Text |           pleasure, and true to that original design, has gone on to ask
 86 Text |             of both according to our original intention; but the love


Protagoras
    Part
 87 Intro|            poets as a substitute for original conversation, which is intended


The Republic
    Book
 88 2    |         enlarge our borders; for the original healthy State is no longer
 89 2    |            was enough to support the original inhabitants will be too
 90 2    |          shadow of a likeness to the original. ~Yes, he said, that sort
 91 3    |             If then we adhere to our original notion and bear in mind
 92 3    |           But as all are of the same original stock, a golden parent will
 93 4    |     gymnastics be preserved in their original form, and no innovation
 94 4    |             or not: You remember the original principle which we were
 95 4    |               you will understand my original meaning in what I said about
 96 5    |             good guardian; for their original nature is the same? ~Yes. ~
 97 6    |           absolute truth and to that original to repair, and having perfect
 98 6    |              that the copy is to the original as the sphere of opinion
 99 8    |          young man passes out of his original nature, which was trained
100 9    |            sure. ~Then comparing our original city, which was under a
101 10   |         person were able to make the original as well as the image, he
102 10   |            the eye of reason, in her original purity; and then her beauty
103 10   |           the sea-god Glaucus, whose original image can hardly be discerned


The Sophist
    Part
104 Intro|            not to be regarded as the original inventor of any of the great
105 Intro|           Greek thought there was no original voice lifted up ‘which reached
106 Intro|             man of genius, the great original thinker, the disinterested
107 Intro|            Hegel resolves into their original nothingness. For, like Plato,
108 Intro|             separate in them what is original and what is borrowed. Doubtless
109 Intro|              unintelligible to their original inventors—as for example,
110 Intro|          without any regard to their original significance.~The divisions
111 Text |            to the proportions of the original, similar in length and breadth


The Statesman
    Part
112 Intro|              concerned, not with the original Sophist, but with the sophistry
113 Intro|             decay’ was a part of his original nature, out of which he
114 Text |           digressed further from our original intention than we ought,
115 Text |              Consider;—there was the original material, which ought to
116 Text |             persist in observing the original law, neither himself giving


The Symposium
    Part
117 Intro|            they are derived from the original man or the original woman,
118 Intro|              the original man or the original woman, or the original man-woman.
119 Intro|           the original woman, or the original man-woman. Those who come
120 Intro|          understood the terms of the original agreement, for he fancied
121 Intro|            the beloved more than the original sentiment, because the lover
122 Intro|            of an imitator than of an original writer. The (so-called)
123 Text |              happened to it; for the original human nature was not like
124 Text |       implanted in us, reuniting our original nature, making one of two,
125 Text |           young, being slices of the original man, they hang about men
126 Text |              primeval nature had his original true love, then our race
127 Text |            he will restore us to our original state, and heal us and make
128 Text |          that was no matter; for the original proposal seems to have been


Theaetetus
    Part
129 Intro|              dialogues, in which the original Socrates is not yet Platonized.
130 Intro|           rapidly returning to their original chaos. The two great speculative
131 Intro|             Thaumas. Do you know the original principle on which the doctrine
132 Intro|            them in the hand. And the original chase of them is not the
133 Intro|           parts, then they are those original elements of which there
134 Intro|           not the inward is both the original source and the final criterion
135 Intro|      succeeded him; nor of the great original ideas of the master, but
136 Intro|             was really permanent and original could not be understood
137 Intro|            the soil, how much to the original latent seed, it is impossible
138 Text |              overflow, and drown the original argument; to which, if you
139 Text |        perception.~SOCRATES: But the original aim of our discussion was
140 Text |            catching’ of them and the original ‘possession’ in the same
141 Text |           more face to face with our original difficulty. The hero of


Timaeus
    Part
142 Intro|              intellectual, the great original conceptions of time and
143 Intro|              One only. For if in the original there had been more than
144 Intro|          which existed in the divine original. There are four of them:
145 Intro|              fairly assume to be the original elements of fire and the
146 Intro|        individual is restored to his original nature.~Thus we have finished
147 Intro|              which, according to our original intention, has now been
148 Intro|            the truth. He was full of original thoughts, and yet liable
149 Intro|           supposed by them to be the original meaning. Musing in themselves
150 Intro|              out of nothing. For his original conception of matter as
151 Intro|             of evil derived from the original chaos, which is the source
152 Intro|        resolution of them into their original triangles; and (3) a reunion
153 Intro|           differences of form in the original triangles, but upon differences
154 Intro|            elements entered into the original composition of the human
155 Intro|             intellect—‘God knows the original qualities of things; man
156 Intro|             experiment, but were the original reflections of man, fresh
157 Intro|          after the dispersion of the original Pythagorean society. He
158 Intro|             be derived from a single original. The version is very faithful,
159 Intro|              times the length of the original. It is surprising that this
160 Intro|             of the Greek mind in the original cannot do better than devote
161 Intro|            It does not allude to the original from which it is taken;
162 Intro|         preserves the thought of the original, but does not copy the words.
163 Text |         speaking of the copy and the original we may assume that words
164 Text |         tribes are portions. For the original of the universe contains
165 Text |           copy is to accord with the original. For that which includes
166 Text |              point opposite to their original meeting-point; and, comprehending
167 Text |             copy still more like the original; and as this was eternal,
168 Text |          made in the likeness of the original, but inasmuch as all animals
169 Text |   demonstration, we assume to be the original elements of fire and the
170 Text |            is the solid which is the original element and seed of fire;
171 Text |             the structure of the two original triangles. For either structure
172 Text |             must not forget that the original figure of fire (i.e. the
173 Text |          parts do not distribute the original impression to other parts,
174 Text |       enclosed the souls, and in the original distribution gave to the
175 Text |            the thought, renewing his original nature, and having assimilated
176 Text |             and the future.~Thus our original design of discoursing about