The Apology
    Part
  1 Intro|        death? Why?—because he must remain at his post where the god
  2 Text |       commander, there he ought to remain in the hour of danger; he


Charmides
    Part
  3 PreS |            be managed while others remain intractable. 1. The structure
  4 Text |         Very likely, I said; but I remain as stupid as ever; for still


Cratylus
    Part
  5 Intro|    ultimate elements or roots will remain which can be no further
  6 Intro|            mind, there will always remain an element of exception
  7 Text |          SOCRATES: What more names remain to us?~HERMOGENES: There
  8 Text |           cannot change while they remain the same; and if they are


Critias
    Part
  9 Text |         this last the traces still remain, for although some of the


Crito
    Part
 10 Intro|             Crito admits that they remain the same. Then is his escape
 11 Text |           to say. If, however, you remain of the same mind as formerly,


Euthyphro
    Part
 12 Text |   arguments walk away and will not remain fixed where they are placed


The First Alcibiades
    Part
 13 Text |    speaking to an auditor who will remain, and will not run away?~
 14 Text |         know, make mistakes, there remain those only who do not know
 15 Text |           own case, do you mean to remain as you are, or will you
 16 Text |           and I hope that you will remain.~SOCRATES: Then you must


Gorgias
    Part
 17 Intro|           A few minor points still remain to be summed up: (1) The
 18 Intro|  discipline received from Hebraism remain for our race an eternal
 19 Intro|            into Tartarus, there to remain as the penalty of atrocious
 20 Intro|           therefore the doubt must remain undetermined.~To the first
 21 Text |       rhythm and metre, there will remain speech? (Compare Republic.)~
 22 Text |           while he was alive, will remain as he was, after he is dead;
 23 Text |         dead; and the fat man will remain fat; and so on; and the


Laches
    Part
 24 Intro|     earnestly requests Socrates to remain;—in this showing, as Nicias
 25 Text |            I cannot advise that we remain as we are. And if any one


Laws
    Book
 26 2    |         age, will also sing. There remain those who are too old to
 27 5    |            distribution may always remain, they ought to consider
 28 5    |           5040 houses shall always remain the same. There are many
 29 6    |           loss. Two remedies alone remain to us—not to have the slaves
 30 7    |          Bacchantes, although they remain awake, to dance to the pipe
 31 7    |           the state are allowed to remain undisturbed. Whereas if
 32 7    |        thus.~Athenian. There still remain three studies suitable for
 33 7    |            pair together by lot or remain over, and show how their
 34 8    |          great multitudes, and yet remain until the age for procreation
 35 8    |        country, or to allow him to remain for the whole of his life,
 36 8    |       fifteenth year; and let them remain for twenty years, and then
 37 8    |          any of them who wishes to remain, may do so, if he can persuade
 38 9    |         undergo a purification and remain in exile for a year, according
 39 9    | irresponsible power, he will never remain firm in his principles or
 40 9    |           his life, where he shall remain in the enjoyment of all
 41 10   |            constitution of each to remain, or if that fails, then
 42 11   |         left property suffer it to remain, reflecting that such things
 43 11   |            the magistrates, let it remain until the time of trial
 44 11   |             The freedman shall not remain in the state more than twenty
 45 11   |            of his former master to remain. If a freedman or any other
 46 11   |            shall not be allowed to remain any longer by the magistrates.
 47 11   |      drachmas shall be required to remain in the city for ten days,
 48 11   |          of them as are allowed to remain, because they seem to be
 49 11   |       mother of his children shall remain with them and bring, them
 50 11   |           that they will certainly remain until the trial, in case
 51 12   |          them. But they should not remain more than a reasonable time;


Lysis
    Part
 52 Intro|            parted, but there still remain duties mutually owing by
 53 Text |     friends to one another? Do any remain?~Indeed, Socrates, I cannot
 54 Text |           a lover of wisdom. There remain those who have the misfortune
 55 Text |           suppose that hunger will remain while men and animals remain,
 56 Text |       remain while men and animals remain, but not so as to be hurtful?
 57 Text |           desires,— that they will remain, but will not be evil because
 58 Text |         neither good nor evil will remain?~Clearly they will.~And
 59 Text |          perishes, there may still remain some elements of love or
 60 Text |        evil; for the effect cannot remain when the cause is destroyed.~


Meno
    Part
 61 Intro|       towards God and nature; they remain the same as before, though
 62 Text |         the human soul, and do not remain long, and therefore they


Parmenides
    Part
 63 Intro|           really divisible and yet remain one?’ ‘Certainly not.’ ‘
 64 Intro|        cease to be one.~Two points remain to be considered: 1st, the
 65 Intro|         most serious; for, if they remain unexamined, as in a mathematical
 66 Intro|         furthest point, they still remain, a necessity of our moral
 67 Text |         say they ought to be, must remain unknown, no one can prove
 68 Text |   laborious demonstration; he will remain unconvinced, and still insist
 69 Text |             Then, if the one is to remain one, it will not be a whole,
 70 Text |        this is so, does any number remain which has no necessity to


Phaedo
    Part
 71 Intro|           truth.~Simmias and Cebes remain in doubt; but they are unwilling
 72 Intro|         the attribute of smallness remain small, and cannot become
 73 Intro|        been sureties that he would remain, and they shall now be sureties
 74 Text |    considering that his duty is to remain to the end, and not to run
 75 Text |        decomposed at once, but may remain for a for some time, nay
 76 Text |            manner is in Egypt, may remain almost entire through infinite
 77 Text |        themselves which are mortal remain, and yet that the harmony,
 78 Text |         argument to me, why do you remain unconvinced?—When you see
 79 Text |           better and more right to remain here and undergo my sentence;
 80 Text |        when compared with Simmias, remain just as I was, and am the
 81 Text |   influence of heat, they will not remain snow and heat; but at the
 82 Text |            the cold, they will not remain as before, fire and cold.~
 83 Text |            degree, but will always remain in the same state and not
 84 Text |            the judges that I would remain, and you must be my surety
 85 Text |            to him that I shall not remain, but go away and depart;


Phaedrus
    Part
 86 Intro|         away.~Phaedrus begs him to remain, at any rate until the heat
 87 Intro|            or of modern times will remain to furnish abundant materials
 88 Text |        other bad: the division may remain, but I have not yet explained
 89 Text |          the other arguments which remain to be brought up bear her


Philebus
    Part
 90 Intro|      started, of how the one could remain one and yet be divided among
 91 Intro|         the past. All philosophies remain, says the thinker; they
 92 Intro|         knowledge.~And still there remain many rules of morals which
 93 Text |       which you feel at any moment remain with you; and if you had
 94 Text |        Then many other cases still remain?~PROTARCHUS: Certainly.~
 95 Text |          go to other matters which remain to be settled, before the


Protagoras
    Part
 96 Intro|           always to a great extent remain uncertain. (3) There is
 97 Text |          must therefore beg you to remain, as there is nothing in
 98 Text |         But having become good, to remain in a good state and be good,


The Republic
    Book
 99 1    |           if not, you will have to remain where you are. ~May there
100 1    |            insisted that he should remain and defend his position;
101 2    |            while breath and speech remain to me; I am afraid that
102 3    |        flute? ~Clearly not. ~There remain then only the lyre and the
103 4    |           he replied. ~Two virtues remain to be discovered in the
104 5    |         them, and then there would remain only the possibility. ~But
105 6    |           the child, and you shall remain in our debt for the account
106 7    |            mean? ~I mean that they remain in the upper world: but
107 7    |      assigned, are questions which remain to be considered. ~Yes,
108 8    |             often. ~And still they remain in the city; there they
109 10   |       tragedy writers; but we must remain firm in our conviction that


The Seventh Letter
    Part
110 Text |           generally. No city could remain in a state of tranquillity
111 Text |    entreating me on all grounds to remain. For my flight from him
112 Text |        time he had allowed Dion to remain in possession of his property
113 Text |           was impossible for me to remain after this outrage had been
114 Text |         soothe me and begged me to remain, not thinking it desirable
115 Text |            and on these conditions remain for the present year, and
116 Text |      Dionysios, “I have decided to remain. But,” I continued, “I must


The Sophist
    Part
117 Text |          the previous difficulties remain the same, and there will


The Statesman
    Part
118 Intro|        only two species left which remain undivided: and how are we
119 Intro|        they did, the question must remain unanswered. And here is
120 Intro|       political stage. Still there remain some other and better elements,
121 Intro|           Fall, ‘the question must remain unanswered.’ Similar questions
122 Intro|           idea, both elements must remain—the fixed law and the living
123 Intro|       other in moral virtue, there remain two considerations of opposite
124 Text |          most divine things of all remain ever unchanged and the same,
125 Text |            are left, and those who remain become the subjects of several
126 Text |          herds at all. There still remain, however, of the causal
127 Text |         and yet some of them still remain and are not overthrown,
128 Text |          perceive.~STRANGER: There remain, however, natures still
129 Text |         stones and the like; there remain in a confused mass the valuable
130 Text |        nature has been left; there remain the nobler arts of the general


The Symposium
    Part
131 Intro|      should be melted into one and remain one here and hereafter,
132 Text |     pleasures, pains, fears, never remain the same in any one of us,
133 Text |            that he had much better remain. So he lay down on the couch
134 Text |       discouraged, and promised to remain with them; and there you


Theaetetus
    Part
135 Intro|         expect; but why did he not remain at Megara?’ ‘I wanted him
136 Intro|          Megara?’ ‘I wanted him to remain, but he would not; so I
137 Intro|         Evil, Theodorus, must ever remain in this world to be the
138 Intro|      definition of knowledge still remain to be considered. They all
139 Intro|         soon finds that all things remain as they were —the laws of
140 Intro|          but the laws of the world remain fixed as at the beginning.
141 Intro|            unverified, must always remain the elements from which
142 Text |       entreated and advised him to remain, he would not listen to
143 Text |        away; for there must always remain something which is antagonistic
144 Text |          only cases, if any, which remain, are the following.~THEAETETUS:
145 Text |         one another, so long as we remain ignorant about knowledge;


Timaeus
    Part
146 Intro|           of being. The ideas also remain, but they have become types
147 Intro|           of the earth. There will remain, (5) the psychology, (6)
148 Intro|           when the greater motions remain they engender in us corresponding
149 Intro|        which the world is governed remain, and seem as if they could
150 Intro|          But like them it seems to remain, even if all the objects
151 Intro|        inherent force or energy to remain at rest when all other bodies
152 Intro|         can express.~Lastly, there remain two points in which he seems
153 Intro|         the rubbish of ages, there remain one or two questions of
154 Text |         yesterday, those of us who remain should be only too glad
155 Text |            tribes of mortal beings remain to be created—without them
156 Text |          the greater motions still remain, of whatever nature and
157 Text |         any previous impression to remain, but begin by making the
158 Text |         the conquering power, they remain where they are and dwell
159 Text |        Sometimes also moisture may remain, and the earth which has
160 Text |           affirm, a thing can only remain the same with itself, whole