Charmides
    Part
  1 PreS |           particles expressing the various gradations of objective
  2 PreS |         persons according to their various degrees of strength and
  3 PreS |            theory, or, rather, his various theories, of the Ideas underwent
  4 PreS |            and a later one, in the various Dialogues. They are personal
  5 Intro|  exhausting by all these terms the various associations of the word.
  6 Intro|          truths, which he views in various lights, but always either
  7 Intro|           part. These reasons have various degrees of weight in determining


Cratylus
    Part
  8 Intro|        learn to know them in their various combinations of two or more
  9 Intro|            that languages exist in various degrees of perfection, and
 10 Intro|           his highest thoughts; so various are the aspects in which
 11 Intro|       words without sounds, of the various disorders of speech; and
 12 Intro|           give unity to infinitely various phenomena. There is no abstract
 13 Intro|        tree, but only languages in various stages of growth, maturity,
 14 Intro|          triliteral roots, and the various inflexions which accompany
 15 Intro|        close or open, and adapt in various ways; making, first, vowels
 16 Intro|            altered by admixture in various degrees,—they may only borrow
 17 Intro|      collocations of letters do by various degrees of strength or weakness,
 18 Text |          himself, but in all these various appellations, deon (obligatory),


Critias
    Part
 19 Intro|         Athens the precedence; the various tribes of Greeks and barbarians
 20 Intro|           and pursuits. There were various classes of citizens, including
 21 Text |            history will unfold the various nations of barbarians and
 22 Text |         inhabited in those days by various classes of citizens;—there
 23 Text |          or tame, and much wood of various sorts, abundant for each
 24 Text |      gentleness with wisdom in the various chances of life, and in


The First Alcibiades
    Part
 25 Pre  |           age (see above); and has various degrees of importance. Those
 26 Text |        possessed, besides being at various times sovereigns of Asia,


Gorgias
    Part
 27 Intro|    interpreters as to which of the various subjects discussed in them
 28 Intro|           his method with the most various results. The value and use
 29 Intro|        this opposition there arise various other questions, such as
 30 Intro|      describes in the Republic.~c. Various other points of contact
 31 Text |      persons in our company having various degrees of strength and


Ion
    Part
 32 Text |          the stage, and behold the various emotions of pity, wonder,


Laches
    Part
 33 Text |         and which includes all the various uses of the term when applied


Laws
    Book
 34 2    |            of manners occurring in various actions, fortunes, dispositions—
 35 2    |           Athenian. There would be various exhibitions: one man, like
 36 3    | unacquainted with the arts and the various devices which are suggested
 37 3    |       because we have gone through various governments and settlements,
 38 5    |           may readily supply their various wants, and entertain one
 39 6    |          severally every month the various districts, in order that
 40 7    |         characters of the citizens various and dissimilar:—this is
 41 7    |         differently suited for our various uses of them; whereas no
 42 7    |          and sun and moon, and the various regulations about these
 43 7    |           has arisen. And in these various kinds of imitation one man
 44 8    |         produces and nourishes the various articles of food, sometimes
 45 8    |          village they shall settle various classes of craftsmen, with
 46 9    |           then; there are hurts of various kinds done by the citizens
 47 9    |        hurt and injustice, and the various complications of the voluntary
 48 9    |           as we are able, of their various kinds. The greatest cause
 49 10   |         and act according to their various imaginations about the Gods;
 50 11   |         order at the same time the various circumstances of individuals,
 51 12   |            a view to taxation, for various reasons, every man ought


Menexenus
    Part
 52 Pre  |           age (see above); and has various degrees of importance. Those
 53 Text |          government which receives various names, according to the


Meno
    Part
 54 Intro|          knowledge, which Plato in various ways and under many figures
 55 Intro|            compare Protagoras).~So various, and if regarded on the


Parmenides
    Part
 56 Intro|           in another, and may have various degrees of unity and plurality.
 57 Intro|          he attempt to analyse the various senses in which the word ‘


Phaedo
    Part
 58 Intro|       women of the same nation, in various states or stages of cultivation;
 59 Intro|       which mankind have in it. So various are the feelings with which
 60 Intro|           to death; and still more various the forms in which imagination
 61 Intro|          belief in immortality; so various are the forms of expression
 62 Text |           and their returnings and various states, active and passive,
 63 Text |         earth there are hollows of various forms and sizes, into which
 64 Text |         pieces, and is decked with various colours, of which the colours


Phaedrus
    Part
 65 Intro|          the conflict are many and various; and she is sorely let and
 66 Intro|            Rhetoric is assailed on various grounds: first, as desiring
 67 Text |         unless a man estimates the various characters of his hearers
 68 Text |          in praise or blame of the various arts. But when they came


Philebus
    Part
 69 Intro|          fuller consideration. The various uses of the word ‘mixed,’
 70 Intro|            infinite. The one is in various ways and degrees working
 71 Intro|           to Plato, by the help of various intermediate abstractions,
 72 Intro|           be exhibited to us under various aspects and gradations.
 73 Intro|       presented to us are many and various. The mind of man has been
 74 Intro|           happiness. But yet, from various circumstances, the measure
 75 Intro|          which have contributed in various degrees to the intellectual
 76 Intro|       briefly passed in review the various principles of moral philosophy,
 77 Text | multifarious battle, in which such various points are at issue? Shall
 78 Text |        seem to me to mean that the various opposites, when you mingle
 79 Text |           great or small, and have various degrees of intensity; as
 80 Text |           because they are seen at various distances, and subjected
 81 Text |            you have considered the various grounds of their dislike,


Protagoras
    Part
 82 Text |        brought with him out of the various cities visited by him in
 83 Text |         disguised themselves under various names, some under that of
 84 Text |          out of earth and fire and various mixtures of both elements
 85 Text |            in this application (so various and changeable is the nature
 86 Text |         only we give up the use of various names, such as pleasant


The Republic
    Book
 87 1    |       which is the art of pay. The various arts may be doing their
 88 2    |          physician's art; also the various ways of money-making-these
 89 2    |          think that they appear in various forms? ~Perhaps, he replied. ~
 90 3    |         weeping and wailing in the various modes which Homer has delineated.
 91 3    |       wheels, and pulleys, and the various sounds of flutes, pipes,
 92 4    |             I said, and behold the various forms of vice, those of
 93 5    |          them is one; but from the various combinations of them with
 94 6    |         will mingle and temper the various elements of life into the
 95 7    |         made of wood and stone and various materials, which appear
 96 8    |            fair, and numerous, and various, and ever-changing army
 97 9    |      deemed moderate indulgence in various pleasures. After this manner


The Second Alcibiades
    Part
 98 Text |            animals to them, and in various ways are less zealous than


The Seventh Letter
    Part
 99 Text |            charges circulated from various sources-charges which, prevailing
100 Text |     remembering other knowledge of various kinds-or if they have the
101 Text |   acropolis among the mercenaries. Various people then came to me,


The Sophist
    Part
102 Intro|         assuming that an animal so various could not be confined within
103 Intro|             or a specific class in various degrees opposed to the beautiful.
104 Intro|           and out of knowledge the various degrees or kinds of knowledge
105 Intro|            Of syllogisms there are various kinds,—qualitative, quantitative,
106 Text |            the occasion, appear in various forms unrecognized by the
107 Text |            STRANGER: Again, of the various kinds of ignorance, may
108 Text |            a true knowledge of the various matters about which he disputes?~
109 Text |         other, is one; and yet the various parts of knowledge have


The Statesman
    Part
110 Intro|         line with him, under their various forms of government. (5)
111 Intro|         who next come into view in various forms of men and animals
112 Intro|          tale, as in the Phaedrus, various aspects of the Ideas were
113 Intro|         had turned politicians, in various forms of men and animals,
114 Text |          were the shepherds of the various species and herds of animals,
115 Text |     sheltering, and subtracted the various arts of making water-tight
116 Text |            who have great skill in various sorts of business connected
117 Text |            then, in which of these various forms of States may the
118 Text |        that we have discovered the various classes in a State, shall
119 Text |        royal web, and show how the various threads are woven into one


The Symposium
    Part
120 Intro|        speakers, and contribute in various degrees to the final result;
121 Text |          All this she taught me at various times when she spoke of


Theaetetus
    Part
122 Intro|       dialogues of Plato are of so various a character that their relation
123 Intro|          between the world, in the various characters of sophist, lawyer,
124 Intro|          you. He combines the most various qualities, quickness, patience,
125 Intro|         his mind a block of wax of various qualities, the gift of Memory,
126 Intro|          or volition. As there are various degrees in which the mind
127 Intro|  operations of sense, so there are various points at which this separation
128 Intro|          which may be explained in various ways. It is the element
129 Intro|       really the conception of the various geometrical figures of which
130 Intro|       withdrawn from it. There are various ways in which we may trace
131 Intro|           of sense. These admit of various degrees of duration or intensity;
132 Intro|            less degree, and to the various associations of the object
133 Intro|        them and to arrange them in various ways. Besides the impression
134 Intro|           animal too has memory in various degrees, and the elements
135 Intro|             and which we attain in various degrees according to our
136 Intro|          The different virtues—the various characters which exist in
137 Intro|            assimilation of them in various degrees. We never see these
138 Intro|           thinkers there have been various types, but they have all
139 Intro|     continuously, and it exists in various degrees. It may be imperceptible
140 Text |  particular about madness, and the various illusions of hearing and
141 Text |            of some other;—when the various numbers and forms of knowledge


Timaeus
    Part
142 Intro|          into a kind of system the various elements of philosophy which
143 Intro|          of air and earth, assumed various shapes. By the motion of
144 Intro|        given the name of bile. The various kinds of bile have names
145 Intro|  especially the Pythagoreans, gave various accounts, and therefore
146 Intro|           smooth earth; liquids of various kinds pass to and fro; the
147 Intro|      peculiar to the tongue are of various kinds, and, like many other
148 Intro|           is one, and that all the various existences which are contained
149 Intro|          scheme in which all these various elements might have a place.
150 Intro|          at different times and in various manners he seeks to embody
151 Intro|   travellers and of colonists.~The various opinions respecting the
152 Text |        contact. Wherefore also the various elements had different places
153 Text |            darkness; and there are various other nameless kinds which
154 Text | composition.~I have thus shown the various classes of bodies as they
155 Text |           prepared for our use the various classes of causes which
156 Text |          to the marrow as many and various forms as the different kinds
157 Text |          inferior nature, they cut various channels through the body
158 Text |            tears, and includes the various daily discharges by which