The Apology
    Part
  1 Text |             which occur to me at the moment; for I am confident in the
  2 Text |             mass of calumny all in a moment. And this, O men of Athens,
  3 Text |     convinced you. But I cannot in a moment refute great slanders; and,


Charmides
    Part
  4 Intro|         Plato, having snatched for a moment at these shadows of the
  5 Text |              will see, he said, in a moment what progress he has made
  6 Text |              in my eyes. But at that moment, when I saw him coming in,
  7 Text |              a question. And at that moment all the people in the palaestra
  8 Text |          What is temperance?~After a moment’s pause, in which he made
  9 Text |            was ignorant. And at this moment I pursue the argument chiefly


Cratylus
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 10 Intro|         important a subject all in a moment.’ ‘No, but you may “add
 11 Intro|            by his appearance. In the moment of hearing the sound, without
 12 Intro|          half fluid; the breath of a moment, yet like the air, continuous
 13 Intro|          reflected, present at every moment to the individual, and yet
 14 Text |        belong to all men at the same moment and always; for neither
 15 Text |            belong to all at the same moment and always, they must be
 16 Text |         changing my opinion all in a moment, and I think that I should
 17 Text |           not vain; for at this very moment a new and ingenious thought
 18 Text |             what occurs to me at the moment, I should imagine that those
 19 Text |            psyche. But please stay a moment; I fancy that I can discover
 20 Text |          came into my head only this moment: I believe that the primeval
 21 Text |            which occurs to me at the moment, and reminds me of what
 22 Text |       subject of importance all in a moment; at any rate, not such a
 23 Text |         known by any one; for at the moment that the observer approaches,


Critias
    Part
 24 Text |          things. Wherefore if at the moment of speaking I cannot suitably


Euthydemus
    Part
 25 Text |            replied Dionysodorus in a moment; am I the brother of Euthydemus?~


Euthyphro
    Part
 26 Text |              not occur to you at the moment, and therefore I will suggest


The First Alcibiades
    Part
 27 Text |            you. Suppose that at this moment some God came to you and


Gorgias
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 28 Intro|             beings depend on a brief moment of time, or even on the
 29 Intro|          disapprove; when we do in a moment of passion what upon reflection
 30 Intro|           they put their heads for a moment or two and behold a world
 31 Text |            on matters of the highest moment. But you have all the qualities
 32 Text |         philosopher say that at this moment we are actually dead, and
 33 Text |               and if he pauses for a moment, he is in an agony of pain.
 34 Text |              of drinking at the same moment?~CALLICLES: True.~SOCRATES:
 35 Text |             the pleasure at the same moment?~CALLICLES: Very true.~SOCRATES:
 36 Text |             and pleasure at the same moment?~CALLICLES: Yes.~SOCRATES:
 37 Text |            good and evil at the same moment, as you have admitted: do
 38 Text |        pleasure and pain at the same moment; but not of good and evil,
 39 Text |             he lives, as you at this moment have to consider how you


Ion
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 40 Text |            of Homer you wake up in a moment, and your soul leaps within


Laches
    Part
 41 Text |        friends, Laches, at this very moment inviting us to consider


Laws
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 42 1    |             those who are ready at a moment’s notice to praise or censure
 43 3    |         change was not made all in a moment, but little by little, during
 44 3    |          ourselves in thought at the moment when Lacedaemon and Argos
 45 3    |             and we ourselves at this moment, often fancy that they see
 46 3    |              and what at the present moment has to be considered by
 47 3    |            there was the fear of the moment, and there was that higher
 48 3    |              and just what I at this moment want; most auspiciously
 49 6    |            have to do at the present moment?~Cleinias. What have we
 50 6    |           You recollect at the right moment, Stranger, and do not miss
 51 7    |            anything certain all in a moment.~Cleinias. Most true.~Athenian.
 52 7    |              hear; and he who at the moment when the city is offering
 53 7    |       suppose that we shall all in a moment allow you to erect your
 54 8    |         absorbs men, and never for a moment allows them to think of
 55 9    |              we please, at this very moment choose what is best, or,
 56 9    |           not immediately and at the moment, but with insidious design,
 57 9    |            and the deed be done in a moment of anger, and without premeditation,
 58 9    |           home, any one of them in a moment of anger repeats the deed,
 59 9    |              father or a mother in a moment of passion slays a son or
 60 10   |             are of authority for the moment and at the time at which
 61 10   |          must not be tolerated for a moment.~Cleinias. Of course not.
 62 11   |             and this, when done in a moment of anger, is what we make


Lysis
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 63 Text |              of the two; but at this moment Menexenus was called away
 64 Text |         entirely assented, and for a moment I rejoiced and was satisfied


Menexenus
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 65 Text |      enchanted by them, and all in a moment I imagine myself to have
 66 Text |            called upon to speak at a moment’s notice, and he will be


Meno
    Part
 67 Intro|            of philosophy. But at the moment when we approach nearest,
 68 Text |           were, as I thought—at this moment I cannot even say what virtue
 69 Text |          likely to know. Here at the moment when he is wanted we fortunately


Parmenides
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 70 Intro|              and younger, for at any moment the one is, and therefore
 71 Intro|             change takes place ‘in a moment’—which is a strange expression,
 72 Intro|       numerical differences, and the moment we attempt to distinguish
 73 Text |            And since we have at this moment opinion and knowledge and
 74 Text |        really exist?~What thing?~The moment. For the moment seems to
 75 Text |           thing?~The moment. For the moment seems to imply a something
 76 Text |             nature which we call the moment lying between rest and motion,
 77 Text |             changing it changes in a moment, and when it is changing
 78 Text |               which seemed one, in a moment evanesces into many, as


Phaedo
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 79 Intro|              chorus in a play, for a moment interpret the feelings of
 80 Intro|            laid to sleep almost in a moment. The long experience of
 81 Intro|             God, and can never for a moment be separated from Him.’~
 82 Intro|           his burial, in which for a moment he puts on the ‘Silenus
 83 Text |              am not very sure at the moment that I remember them.~One
 84 Text |               I cannot decide at the moment.~At any rate you can decide
 85 Text |             are given us at the very moment of birth; for this is the
 86 Text |               Do we lose them at the moment of receiving them, or if
 87 Text |       prospect of death. For at this moment I am sensible that I have
 88 Text |            him and me at the present moment is merely this—that whereas
 89 Text |            not irremediable—who in a moment of anger, for example, have
 90 Text |            profess or promise at the moment, it will be of no avail.~
 91 Text |              I followed; and at that moment, Apollodorus, who had been


Phaedrus
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 92 Text |             who care about you for a moment only, but to those who will
 93 Text |              have heard; but at this moment I do not remember from whom;
 94 Text |             then I might; but at the moment I can think of nothing.~


Philebus
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 95 Intro|             ever, called upon at the moment of performing them to determine
 96 Text |              Why do I say so at this moment? I will tell you. You, Socrates,
 97 Text |       pleasure which you feel at any moment remain with you; and if
 98 Text |              matters of the greatest moment.~PROTARCHUS: I believe that


Protagoras
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 99 Text |         night was far spent. But the moment sleep left me after my fatigue,
100 Text |      Prodicus among us, at the right moment; for he has a wisdom, Protagoras,
101 Text |             and give pleasure at the moment, or because they cause disease
102 Text |        because he is overcome at the moment by pleasure. And that this


The Republic
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103 2    |           and I, Adeimantus, at this moment are not poets, but founders
104 3    |             but forgot them all in a moment through his lust, and was
105 3    |           likeness, if at all, for a moment only when he is performing
106 3    |              me, for I cannot at the moment say what they should be;
107 5    |             left. ~If I loiter for a moment, you instantly make a raid
108 5    |             off their coats all in a moment, and seizing any weapon
109 6    |            nor at any other critical moment were to lose their patriotism-he
110 7    |             realities. ~Not all in a moment, he said. ~He will require
111 8    |            of each other in the very moment of danger-for where danger
112 8    |            way of life which for the moment is supremely delightful? ~
113 8    |       supremely delightful? ~For the moment, yes. ~And is not their
114 9    |              rest is pleasure at the moment and in comparison of what
115 9    |     antecedent pains; they come in a moment, and when they depart leave
116 10   |    oppositions occurring at the same moment? ~And we were right, he
117 10   |             way of that which at the moment is most required. ~What
118 10   |            each of them felt at that moment, lest they should hear the
119 10   |         choice came forward and in a moment chose the greatest tyranny;


The Second Alcibiades
    Part
120 Text |          going should appear at this moment, and ask before you made


The Seventh Letter
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121 Text |        agreed to that effect for the moment, and afterwards when I was
122 Text |               he continued, “at this moment peltasts are scouring the


The Sophist
    Part
123 Intro|         contradicting myself at this moment, in speaking either in the
124 Intro| understanding can be understood in a moment; common sense will not teach
125 Intro|             drawn to ideas which the moment we analyze them involve
126 Text |             but I do not see at this moment.~STRANGER: There are many
127 Text |        STRANGER: First let us wait a moment and recover breath, and
128 Text |              you carried away at the moment by the habit of assenting
129 Text |        another, if only for a single moment, however trifling the cause
130 Text |              presses upon us at this moment; if utterly deprived of
131 Text |           not understand why at this moment we must determine the nature


The Statesman
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132 Text |            thought, which is at this moment present in my mind, clearer
133 Text |          recall what you mean at the moment.~STRANGER: They say that


The Symposium
    Part
134 Text |           that he had been with me a moment before, and that I came
135 Text |            think that at the present moment we who are here assembled
136 Text |             as I may say, even for a moment: these are the people who
137 Text |     continuance of them; for at this moment, whether you choose or no,
138 Text |         alive and flourishing at one moment when he is in plenty, and
139 Text |          plenty, and dead at another moment, and again alive by reason
140 Text |            hands off me, and at this moment he may do me some harm.
141 Text |          that I was ready to do in a moment whatever Socrates commanded:


Theaetetus
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142 Intro|       developed at length, and for a moment the definition appears to
143 Intro|             them is absolute at each moment. (In modern language, the
144 Intro|            man, and each man at each moment.’ In the arguments about
145 Intro|         things are changing at every moment, in all sorts of ways, then
146 Intro|   absoluteness of sensations at each moment destroys the very consciousness
147 Intro|              a general form in every moment of his life and of which
148 Intro|             thought transferred in a moment from one point of view to
149 Text |             to the birth at the same moment. The senses are variously
150 Text |            determine whether at this moment we are sleeping, and all
151 Text |         about knowledge; and at this moment we are using the words ‘
152 Text |            do not remember it at the moment.~SOCRATES: They explain


Timaeus
    Part
153 Intro|              Martin, we cannot for a moment suppose that the tale was
154 Text |             not like to speak at the moment. For a long time had elapsed,