Charmides
    Part
  1 Intro|           his reputation with the company; he is sometimes nearer
  2 Text |           him and the rest of the company, I told them the news from
  3 Text |         was a child seeing you in company with my cousin Critias.~
  4 Text |     Charmides and the rest of the company. He had, however, hitherto
  5 Text |       ashamed to admit before the company that he could not answer


Cratylus
    Part
  6 Intro|          which they lived more in company, and after the manner of
  7 Text |        progression of the soul in company with the nature of things.


Euthydemus
    Part
  8 Text |          you to do myself and the company the favour to exhibit. There
  9 Text |          I said; and where in the company shall we find a place for
 10 Text |          engaged in war, in whose company would you rather take the
 11 Text |           rather take the risk—in company with a wise general, or
 12 Text | successive hit, but now the whole company shouted with delight until


Gorgias
    Part
 13 Intro|          there are several in the company, and not Socrates only,
 14 Intro|    argument may be tedious to the company. The company cheer, and
 15 Intro|       tedious to the company. The company cheer, and Chaerephon and
 16 Intro|        will take the votes of the company, he will find that no one
 17 Intro|         take the suffrages of any company, as he had shown on a recent
 18 Intro|           of man has followed the company of some god, and seen truth
 19 Text |     abusing one another until the company at last are quite vexed
 20 Text |        detaining some part of the company when they are wanting to
 21 Text | accordance with the wishes of the company, then, do you begin. and
 22 Text |         being will allow? Ask the company.~SOCRATES: O Polus, I am
 23 Text |        count the suffrages of the company now; but if, as I was saying,
 24 Text |            in the face of a large company, on matters of the highest
 25 Text |           sorts of persons in our company having various degrees of
 26 Text |           wish of the rest of the company; I myself should very much


Ion
    Part
 27 Intro|          well dressed and in good company—in the company of good poets
 28 Intro|        and in good company—in the company of good poets and of Homer,
 29 Text |          to be continually in the company of many good poets; and


Laches
    Part
 30 Intro|           the younger part of the company, as he is old, and has a
 31 Intro|         he has cross-examined the company about their past lives.
 32 Text |           his fellow-wardsmen, in company with his father, at a sacrifice,


Laws
    Book
 33 1    |    feelings which exist among the company at the time, and to increase
 34 1    |      hesitate to train himself in company with any number of others,
 35 2    |   audience, but before a moderate company; nor yet among strangers,
 36 4    |          fast, and follows in her company with all humility and order;
 37 5    |           to and follow after the company of the bad. And he who is
 38 6    |           irregularity, the whole company of sixty shall see to it,
 39 7    |      twelve matrons, one for each company, who are annually selected
 40 7    |           to the behaviour of the company, and so dismiss them; after
 41 7    |    inferior to the others, and in company with them you bid me, at
 42 8    |      prophets shall meet, and, in company with the guardians of the
 43 9    |        and the just. Fly from the company of the wicked—fly and turn
 44 10   |    Cleinias and this our reverend company succeed in bringing to you
 45 10   |           him be restored to sane company, but if not, and if he be
 46 11   |          of the disputant and the company, but he shall abstain from
 47 12   |    individually, and of others in company with his colleagues; and
 48 12   |         city; none of the present company of legislators, as I may


Lysis
    Part
 49 Intro|           two friends should part company whenever the relation between
 50 Text |     Ctesippus the Paeanian, and a company of young men who were standing
 51 Text |         we all meet: and a goodly company we are.~And what is this
 52 Text |         making to the rest of the company, and then I shall be able
 53 Text |         gave way and broke up the company.~I said, however, a few


Parmenides
    Part
 54 Text |         Aristoteles and the whole company entreated Parmenides to


Phaedo
    Part
 55 Intro|        conversation with a select company of disciples. But now the
 56 Intro|          the charge of Cebes. The company shall be his judges, and
 57 Intro|        and for ever dwells in the company of the gods.~But the soul
 58 Intro|         is permitted to enter the company of the gods. (Compare Phaedrus.)
 59 Intro|         out greatness.~One of the company here remarked that this
 60 Intro|    introduced in the minds of the company. The effect of this is heightened
 61 Intro|           intense interest of the company is communicated not only
 62 Text |           feeling at being in his company. For I could hardly believe
 63 Text |           to consider anything in company with the body she is obviously
 64 Text |      after death; for if while in company with the body, the soul
 65 Text |        same time to be rid of the company of their enemy. Many a man
 66 Text |         exchange for this, and in company with this, is anything truly
 67 Text |          say of the initiated, in company with the gods (compare Apol.).
 68 Text |           is allowed to enter the company of the Gods, but the lover
 69 Text |          the feeling of the whole company at the time.~ECHECRATES:
 70 Text |    ourselves, who were not of the company, and are now listening to
 71 Text |       notion.~Hereupon one of the company, though I do not exactly
 72 Text |        passed through life in the company and under the guidance of


Phaedrus
    Part
 73 Intro|          she attained when in the company of the Gods. And men in
 74 Intro|       unawares and desire to part company. Better, he would say, a ‘
 75 Text |         going in, I will keep you company.~PHAEDRUS: What do you mean,
 76 Text |        tolerate the tedium of his company even from motives of interest.
 77 Text |    attains any vision of truth in company with a god is preserved
 78 Text |          train of Zeus, others in company with other gods; and then
 79 Text |          saw her there shining in company with the celestial forms;
 80 Text |        beauty, whom he beholds in company with Modesty like an image
 81 Text |      justice and goodness we part company and are at odds with one
 82 Text |         giant; he can put a whole company of people into a passion
 83 Text |    nothing; they will be tiresome company, having the show of wisdom


Philebus
    Part
 84 Text |           she experienced when in company with the body?~PROTARCHUS:
 85 Text |           which are always in the company of folly and vice, to mingle
 86 Text |          by word of mouth to this company, and by messengers bearing


Protagoras
    Part
 87 Intro|       presence of a distinguished company consisting of disciples
 88 Intro|        absurd, is accepted by the company, and meets with the special
 89 Intro|          the discussion, he parts company on perfectly good terms,
 90 Text |        were some Athenians in the company. Nothing delighted me more
 91 Text |         or in the presence of the company?~Whichever you please, I
 92 Text |         or in the presence of the company.~Thank you, Socrates, for
 93 Text |        the youth in them to leave company of their kinsmen or any
 94 Text |            in the presence of the company.~As I suspected that he
 95 Text |     Protagoras said: Now that the company are assembled, Socrates,
 96 Text |            To this several of the company answered that he should
 97 Text |        had given this answer, the company cheered him. And I said:
 98 Text |        discourse. Do not deny the company this pleasure.~Now I had
 99 Text |         Prodicus, and many of the company applauded his words.~Hippias
100 Text |      proposal was received by the company with universal approval;
101 Text |   entertainment to which a vulgar company have recourse; who, because
102 Text |         among them: but where the company are real gentlemen and men
103 Text |         in their potations. And a company like this of ours, and men
104 Text |         else, and the rest of the company will be free to talk with
105 Text |        prayers of Callias and the company were superadded, he was


The Republic
    Book
106 1    |        house your resort and keep company with these young men; we
107 1    |           hence they are very bad company, for they can talk about
108 1    |   argument to Polemarchus and the company. ~Is not Polemarchus your
109 1    |           down by the rest of the company, who wanted to hear the
110 1    |           roared out to the whole company: What folly, Socrates, has
111 1    |        for the edification of the company and of myself? ~Glaucon
112 1    |       Glaucon and the rest of the company joined in my request, and
113 1    |          mind to go away. But the company would not let him; they
114 1    |       lest I should displease the company. Well, then, proceed with
115 2    |      invisible to the rest of the company and they began to speak
116 3    |       earnest, and before a large company. As I was just now saying,
117 3    |         but when he gets into the company of men of virtue, who have
118 6    |     health of mind will be of the company, and temperance will follow
119 7    |          the other senses, and in company with truth to attain absolute
120 8    |       nature, but having kept bad company, is at last brought by their
121 8    |          their heads, and a great company with them, hymning their
122 9    |          time, when he has parted company with all shame and sense,
123 9    |          And then he got into the company of a more refined, licentious
124 9    |           the guidance and in the company of reason and knowledge,
125 10   |           of that charming tragic company; but a man is not to be
126 10   |         on a journey with a great company, and that they came to a


The Seventh Letter
    Part
127 Text |        safer at that time to part company altogether with Dion and


The Sophist
    Part
128 Intro|          at a disadvantage in the company of Socrates. But he has
129 Intro|           this character he parts company from the vain and impertinent
130 Intro|          new. But each one of the company of abstractions, if we may
131 Text |            Any one of the present company will respond kindly to you,
132 Text |     acceptable to the rest of the company as Socrates imagines?~STRANGER:


The Symposium
    Part
133 Intro|           or what you please.~The company applaud the speech of Socrates,
134 Intro|      feast; the sober part of the company, Eryximachus, Phaedrus,
135 Intro|      several other persons in the company who have been equally in
136 Text |         hosts, and that I and the company are your guests; treat us
137 Text |           Well, as of none of the company seem disposed to drink much,
138 Text | Myrrhinusian, and the rest of the company, if they are wise, will
139 Text |         good luck to him. All the company expressed their assent,
140 Text |          pass their whole life in company with them, not to take them
141 Text |           will be improved by his company, shows himself to be virtuous,
142 Text |         and which is perfected in company with temperance and justice,
143 Text |      night to be in one another’s company? for if this is what you
144 Text |        said that Phaedrus and the company bid him speak in any manner
145 Text |     conceived long before, and in company with him tends that which
146 Text |   Socrates had done speaking, the company applauded, and Aristophanes
147 Text |        drink with me or not?’~The company were vociferous in begging
148 Text |         but by the fairest of the company?~Socrates turned to Agathon
149 Text |        praise when you are of the company.~Well then, said Eryximachus,
150 Text |          with him or renounce his company, any more than I could hope


Theaetetus
    Part
151 Intro|    Theodorus (or whichever of the company would not be ‘donkey’ to
152 Intro|           not unfrequently parted company with practice. Still upon
153 Text |          which I want you and the company to aid me in investigating.
154 Text |         Heracleitus, and all that company, you say that all is motion
155 Text |         own fault, or that of the company which he has previously
156 Text |            if I must err, in your company; tell me, then, when a thing