The Apology
    Part
  1 Intro|           away both from public and private affairs. Young men of the
  2 Intro|            the marketplace to their private instructions; his tarry-at-home
  3 Text |           of man, public as well as private. This is my teaching, and
  4 Text |            wonder why I go about in private giving advice and busying
  5 Text |            brief space, must have a private station and not a public
  6 Text |          actions, public as well as private, and never have I yielded
  7 Text |           heard anything from me in private which all the world has
  8 Text |       wisdom before he looks to his private interests, and look to the
  9 Text |           any man, I will not say a private man, but even the great


Critias
    Part
 10 Intro|            both of the kings and of private individuals, and separate
 11 Text |         which had been dedicated by private persons. And around the
 12 Text |           offerings of kings and of private persons, coming both from
 13 Text |             baths, and the baths of private persons, which were kept


The First Alcibiades
    Part
 14 Text |            and our fathers were but private persons. How ridiculous
 15 Text |           Arithmetic.~SOCRATES: And private individuals?~ALCIBIADES:
 16 Text |         fail both in his public and private capacity?~ALCIBIADES: Yes,


Gorgias
    Part
 17 Intro| consequences on him. He cannot be a private man if he would; neither
 18 Intro|            the right of dissent, or private judgment. But this mode
 19 Intro|             our practice.~And so of private individuals—to them, too,
 20 Intro|          can manage them. He has no private likes or dislikes; he does
 21 Intro|    newspapers, and still oftener in private conversation.~We may further
 22 Intro|            of the public. They were private persons; nevertheless they
 23 Intro|            estates, or families, or private possessions, nor any traditions
 24 Text |          vessels, whether public or private— but can you believe that
 25 Text |            of man with man, whether private or public, and utterly ignorant
 26 Text |             of his friends, whether private individual or city, are
 27 Text |            had ever constructed any private house, either of our own
 28 Text |           having first practised in private, whether successfully or
 29 Text |         which were done by you as a private person, before you came
 30 Text |            towards them, whether in private or public, it is useless
 31 Text |         described Thersites, or any private person who was a villain,
 32 Text |           truth; he may have been a private man or not; and I should
 33 Text |             as well in public as in private life; and that when any


Laches
    Part
 34 Text |        their own children and their private concerns. There is much


Laws
    Book
 35 1    |       legislator; all institutions, private as well as public, were
 36 3    |            a royal rather than to a private station, where the divine
 37 4    |            we must hearken, both in private and public life, and regulate
 38 4    |          after them will follow the private and ancestral Gods, who
 39 5    |           of property, in which the private and individual is altogether
 40 5    |          things which are by nature private, such as eyes and ears and
 41 5    |             the law enjoins that no private man shall be allowed to
 42 5    |             Hellenic currency. If a private person is ever obliged to
 43 6    |            and husbandmen for their private advantage, but for the public
 44 6    |            other tribunals: one for private causes, when a citizen accuses
 45 6    |           be a tribunal open to all private persons who are trying causes
 46 6    |            the two proposed. And in private suits, too, as far as is
 47 6    |            men must have walls, the private houses ought to be so arranged
 48 6    |        cleanliness, and not allow a private person to encroach upon
 49 6    |         states, while he leaves the private life of citizens wholly
 50 6    |             up the control of their private lives, and supposes that
 51 7    |         admonition than for law. In private life there are many little
 52 7    |           without due regulation of private life in cities, stability
 53 7    |   beneficial alike to states and to private houses. But other labours
 54 7    |             his compositions to any private individuals, until he shall
 55 7    |            all other things are the private property of individuals;
 56 7    |             and mistresses in their private houses, before the sun is
 57 8    |           of anything but their own private possessions; on this the
 58 9    |     politics is concerned, not with private but with public good (for
 59 9    |          binds together states, but private only distracts them); and
 60 9    |            that both the public and private good as well of individuals
 61 9    |       primary in the state, and the private good as secondary. Human
 62 9    |       family, but is the public and private property of the state. Now
 63 10   |          they are committed against private rites and sepulchres, and
 64 10   |         evil and unrighteous men in private as well as public life,
 65 10   |         generals and hierophants of private mysteries and the Sophists,
 66 10   |        shall have sacred rites in a private house. When he would sacrifice,
 67 10   |           and by building altars in private houses, they can propitiate
 68 10   |      possess shrines of the Gods in private houses, and he who is found
 69 10   |          she shall carry away their private rites to the public temples,
 70 11   |        price at which he sold. If a private person sell to another private
 71 11   |      private person sell to another private person, he shall have the
 72 11   |     merchant, or do any service for private persons unless they equally
 73 11   |           to attempt to impose upon private individuals by the help
 74 11   |           with death; or if he be a private person, the court shall
 75 12   |          companies and relations of private life are perjured. Let the
 76 12   |             As to the initiation of private suits, let the manner of
 77 12   |            and no one shall go in a private capacity, but only in some
 78 12   |           be permitted to live as a private individual; but if he will
 79 12   |          has them in the country in private. And if he has them in another
 80 12   |        silver, whether possessed by private persons or in temples, are
 81 12   |        supplied by the younger one. Private courts will be sufficiently
 82 12   |         business, whether public or private—was not something of this


Menexenus
    Part
 83 Text |            both in their public and private capacity many noble deeds
 84 Text |              and not because of the private anger of the state destroy


Phaedo
    Part
 85 Intro|     considered under two heads: (1) private friends; (2) the respondents


Phaedrus
    Part
 86 Intro|            the world—seeking for a ‘private judgment’ and not for the
 87 Text |          Hellas, both in public and private life, but when in their
 88 Text |           public assemblies, but in private houses also, having to do
 89 Text |             was or will be, whether private man or statesman, proposes


Protagoras
    Part
 90 Intro|             him prudence in affairs private and public; in short, the
 91 Intro|             were saying, is not the private possession of any man, but
 92 Text |            education, and because a private gentleman and freeman ought
 93 Text |         this is prudence in affairs private as well as public; he will
 94 Text |       taught and cultivated both in private and public; and, notwithstanding,
 95 Text |          all this care about virtue private and public, why, Socrates,
 96 Text |             virtue is not any man’s private possession. If so —and nothing
 97 Text |          everybody the art, both in private and public, and reproving
 98 Text |       command of a vessel?— not the private individual, for he is always
 99 Text |        worse off both in public and private life:—Let us suppose this


The Republic
    Book
100 1    |            unjust. First of all, in private contracts: wherever the
101 1    |          sacred as well as profane, private and public; for which acts
102 1    |            whether in a State or in private life, could only regard
103 2    |       contest, whether in public or private, he gets the better of his
104 2    |             them both in public and private when they are rich or in
105 2    |            all the evils in States, private as well as public. ~Undoubtedly. ~
106 3    |           restricted to physicians; private individuals have no business
107 3    |          have this privilege, for a private man to lie to them in return
108 3    |         similar impertinences which private individuals are supposed
109 3    |          neither should they have a private house or store closed against
110 4    |            overthrow of all rights, private as well as public. ~Is that
111 4    |          some affair of politics or private business; always thinking
112 5    |         there is no common but only private feeling a State is disorganized-when
113 5    |            and they were to have no private expenses; for we intended
114 5    |      separate wife and children and private pleasures and pains; but
115 5    |        State can there be happiness private or public is indeed a hard
116 6    |      corrupted by Sophists, or that private teachers of the art corrupt
117 6    |           leap within him? Will any private training enable him to stand
118 6    |            other Sophist, or of any private person, can be expected
119 6    |        powerless, using to this end private intrigues as well as public
120 7    |      rationally either in public or private life must have his eye fixed. ~
121 7    |          rule of all their actions, private as well as public; nor the
122 7    |           hungering after their own private advantage, thinking that
123 8    |            all, and contain nothing private, or individual; and about
124 8    |             gold in the treasury of private individuals is the ruin
125 8    |         them? And when they meet in private will not people be saying
126 8    |             itself to enter, nor if private advisers offer the fatherly
127 8    |          praises and honors both in private and public. Now, in such
128 8    |            anarchy finds a way into private houses, and ends by getting
129 8    |      promises in public and also in private! liberating debtors, and
130 9    |              When such men are only private individuals and before they
131 9    |            and instead of leading a private life has been cursed with
132 9    |          when, instead of leading a private life, he is constrained
133 9    |             man; but those, whether private or public, which are likely
134 10   |         make men better or worse in private or public life, tell us
135 10   |           comic stage, or indeed in private, when you hear them, you
136 10   |          also, besides the tyrants, private individuals who had been
137 10   |          noble and humble birth, of private and public station, of strength
138 10   |             search of the life of a private man who had no cares; he


The Second Alcibiades
    Part
139 Text |         which we make in public and private, and favour some persons
140 Text |         that they had remained in a private station rather than have
141 Text |          prayer alike in public and private, that the Gods will give


The Seventh Letter
    Part
142 Text |          what justice in public and private life really is. Therefore,


The Sophist
    Part
143 Intro|           and impertinent talker in private life, who is a loser of
144 Intro|            and persuasion is either private or public. Of the private
145 Intro|           private or public. Of the private practitioners of the art,
146 Intro|             of it which disputes in private for gain about the general
147 Text |          are they?~STRANGER: One is private, and the other public.~THEAETETUS:
148 Text |             class.~STRANGER: And of private hunting, one sort receives
149 Text |            STRANGER: And there is a private sort of controversy, which
150 Text |              who makes money out of private disputation, it is your
151 Text |           STRANGER: Then, again, in private conversation, when any universal
152 Text |          and the dissembler, who in private and in short speeches compels


The Statesman
    Part
153 Intro|           there were no estates, or private possessions, or families;
154 Intro|             although he may be in a private station, is still a king.
155 Text |              If any one who is in a private station has the skill to
156 Text |          And if any one who is in a private station is able to advise
157 Text |          happens to be a ruler or a private man, when regarded only
158 Text |           or between individuals by private betrothals and espousals.
159 Text |           either in their public or private life.~YOUNG SOCRATES: Certainly


Theaetetus
    Part
160 Intro|         Hence, on every occasion in private life and public, as I was
161 Intro|          quod ubique’ or individual private judgment. Such an analysis
162 Text |          friend, on every occasion, private as well as public, as I
163 Text |             they begin to reason in private about their dislike of philosophy,


Timaeus
    Part
164 Text |       anything else to be their own private property; they were to be
165 Text |           discourses are uttered in private as well as in public, and
166 Text |            teaching or disputing in private or in public, and strifes