The Apology
    Part
  1 Intro|          simplicity, are found to result in a perfect work of art,
  2 Intro|          but always with the same result—he found that they knew
  3 Intro|        justly be charged with the result, for he never promised to
  4 Text |           for examination—and the result was as follows: When I began
  5 Text |       must tell you the truth—the result of my mission was just this:
  6 Text |        man or a good one, neither result can be justly imputed to


Charmides
    Part
  7 Text |        but, at any rate, no clear result was attained), and to raise
  8 Text |       were to ask me, what is the result or effect of architecture,
  9 Text |        For tell me, he said, what result is there of computation
 10 Text |           sense as a house is the result of building, or a garment
 11 Text |          Can you show me any such result of them? You cannot.~That
 12 Text |       temperance or wisdom: which result, as far as I am concerned,


Cratylus
    Part
 13 Intro|   dialogue? And what is the final result of the enquiry? Is Plato
 14 Intro|            but are said to be the result of mature consideration,
 15 Intro|         the invention of them the result of philosophical reflection;
 16 Intro|         accident.~II. What is the result of recent speculations about
 17 Intro|           experiments with a like result, and the speaker and the
 18 Intro|          stage of language is the result rather of analysis than
 19 Intro|         of it is uniform, but the result, which appears in the superficial
 20 Intro|         sometimes attended by the result that the sound of the words
 21 Text |       other mode of speaking will result in error and failure.~HERMOGENES:
 22 Text |           matter already, and the result of a great deal of trouble


Critias
    Part
 23 Intro|       worthless in respect of any result which can be attained by


Crito
    Part
 24 Text |           whatever they do is the result of chance.~CRITO: Well,


Euthydemus
    Part
 25 Intro|         to question Cleinias. The result of the investigation may
 26 Intro|          to arrive at any certain result about the art which is to
 27 Text |         obvious.~What then is the result of what has been said? Is
 28 Text |        been said? Is not this the result— that other things are indifferent,
 29 Text |          black, or any other; the result of which is that, as you


Euthyphro
    Part
 30 Text |         to the attainment of some result?~EUTHYPHRO: Yes, Socrates,


The First Alcibiades
    Part
 31 Text |   SOCRATES: Then, Alcibiades, the result may be expressed in the
 32 Text |          of the evil which is the result, and good in respect of
 33 Text |          of the good which is the result of either of them?~ALCIBIADES:
 34 Text |          what is likely to be the result, either to him as an individual


Gorgias
    Part
 35 Intro|       admiration of Socrates. The result of the discussion may be
 36 Intro|        call science is merely the result of that study of the tempers
 37 Intro|          acknowledges the natural result, which he hardly seeks to
 38 Intro|         because he knows that the result of his life as a whole will
 39 Intro|      appointed time, we leave the result with God.’ Plato does not
 40 Intro|           Our present life is the result of the struggle which was
 41 Text |         you and I are agreed, the result will be the attainment of
 42 Text |        his eyes too? Is the final result, that he gets rid of them
 43 Text |          not by chance but as the result of the order and truth and
 44 Text |      their approval, although the result is that they lose their


Ion
    Part
 45 Intro|     earnest, in which no definite result is obtained, but some Socratic


Laches
    Part
 46 Intro|          we arrive at no distinct result. The two aspects of courage


Laws
    Book
 47 1    |           the drink, what sort of result is likely to follow. I will
 48 2    |          What is likely to be the result of such a proclamation?~
 49 2    |          of their judges, and the result is that the spectators instruct
 50 2    |        their own act the opposite result follows. What inference
 51 6    |         able to see that the same result occurs. Wherefore also the
 52 7    |         law in small matters. The result is that you cannot legislate
 53 8    |  innumerable other benefits would result if such a could only be
 54 8    |        that even then the desired result seems as if it could not
 55 9    |       undergo whatever may be the result. And may the result be good,
 56 9    |           the result. And may the result be good, and if God be gracious,
 57 9    |          with weakness, will only result in the errors of children
 58 10   |            No better would be the result with pilots or generals,
 59 11   |          no great calamity is the result of such an amount of hatred
 60 12   |        the knowledge which is the result of learning has found a


Lysis
    Part
 61 Intro|          deny that great good may result from such attachments, for
 62 Intro|          must be justified by the result.~Yet another question, 10).
 63 Text |            That appears to be the result.~But again, if we say that


Meno
    Part
 64 Text |    masters? But what has been the result? Is he a bit better than
 65 Text |         To sum up our enquiry—the result seems to be, if we are at


Parmenides
    Part
 66 Intro|         with your questions.’—The result may be summed up as follows:—~
 67 Intro|           is not, nothing is.~The result of all which is, that whether
 68 Intro|         discovering an unexpected result. It also helps to guard
 69 Text |           the parts.~Just so.~The result to the others than the one


Phaedo
    Part
 70 Intro|           fact that growth is the result of eating and drinking;
 71 Text |            What then is to be the result? Shall we exclude the opposite
 72 Text |         would be alive—what other result could there be? For if the
 73 Text |         the growth of animals the result of some decay which the
 74 Text |          the growth of man is the result of eating and drinking;


Philebus
    Part
 75 Intro|         knowledge is one, but the result will be that such merely
 76 Intro|          energy and happiness the result of the energy, introduce
 77 Text |         absolutely alike; and the result will be that you and I will
 78 Text |          were able to answer, the result methinks would be still
 79 Text |     within us writes falsely, the result is false.~PROTARCHUS: I
 80 Text |         Yes, that seems to be the result of what has been now said.~


Protagoras
    Part
 81 Intro|        than others, and with this result we ought to be satisfied.~
 82 Intro|         is not satisfied with the result, and would like to renew
 83 Text |          must be content with the result. A teacher of this sort
 84 Text |         the argument; and yet the result may be that I who ask and
 85 Text |          is to the point, and the result proves that pleasure and
 86 Text |           which accomplishes this result is the art of measurement?~
 87 Text |           give them none; and the result is, that you are the worse
 88 Text |      would also become clear. The result of our discussion appears


The Republic
    Book
 89 1    |    actions or with a view to what result is the just man most able
 90 1    |         made unjust? ~That is the result. ~But can the musician by
 91 1    |       passing on to that. And the result of the whole discussion
 92 2    |        the sake of some reward or result which flows from them? ~
 93 2    |      proceed? Will each bring the result of his labors into a common
 94 3    |         for their simplicity, the result is that the speaker, if
 95 4    |    careless? ~Very true. ~And the result will be that he becomes
 96 4    |           some one rare and grand result is reached which may be
 97 4    |         that any great harm would result to the State? ~Not much. ~
 98 5    |          we shall see whether the result accords with our design. ~
 99 5    |        only of its sphere and its result; and that which has the
100 5    |          same sphere and the same result I call the same faculty,
101 5    |        another sphere and another result I call different. Would
102 8    |        honored and applauded. The result is that the young man, hearing
103 8    |         of his resources, and the result commonly is that he loses
104 8    |           all, I said, and as the result of all, see how sensitive
105 8    |           unpopular. ~A necessary result. ~Then some of those who
106 9    | theatrical contests proclaims the result, do you also decide who
107 9    |           And so we arrive at the result, that the pleasure of the
108 10   |       they imagine, a good or bad result has ensued, and they rejoice


The Second Alcibiades
    Part
109 Text |          do they produce the same result, but each has its own effect,
110 Text |   supposes that he knows, and the result is beneficial, he will act


The Seventh Letter
    Part
111 Text |           startling rapidity. The result was that, though at first
112 Text |          and self-indulgence. The result was that until the death
113 Text |       thing did come to pass, the result would be a life of unspeakable
114 Text |            which they form as the result of relations of hospitality


The Sophist
    Part
115 Intro|           Or, again, the opposite result is produced, when the world
116 Intro|         discovery is made, as the result of a scientific division.
117 Intro|         obvious reply only as the result of a long and tedious enquiry;
118 Intro|        knowledge which is not the result of exact or serious enquiry,
119 Text |     anaspasthai).~THEAETETUS: The result has been quite satisfactorily
120 Text |          and we shall find as the result of all, that the nature
121 Text |         fear.~STRANGER: The plain result is that motion, since it
122 Text |        must not quarrel with this result, since it is of the nature


The Statesman
    Part
123 Intro|        hence follows an important result. The true political principle
124 Intro|        the advantages which would result from the union of the tyrant
125 Text |         her own way at the truest result.~YOUNG SOCRATES: Clearly.~
126 Text |         And it may be supposed to result in the greatest changes
127 Text |          the previous one was the result. The small creatures which
128 Text |         to art, what would be the result?~YOUNG SOCRATES: All the


The Symposium
    Part
129 Intro|          questioning Agathon. The result of his questions may be
130 Intro|      various degrees to the final result; they are all designed to


Theaetetus
    Part
131 Intro|          same indifference to the result which is everywhere displayed
132 Intro|         left me too soon, and the result has been that they have
133 Intro|        myth,” had been alive, the result might have been very different.
134 Intro|           attained to no definite result. But an interesting phase
135 Intro|       before us. And the negative result is not to be despised. For
136 Intro|           of sense are really the result of complicated reasonings.
137 Intro|           which it uses being the result of the instincts of long-forgotten
138 Text |            produces quite another result; which is the sensation
139 Text |         too would produce another result from another subject, and
140 Text |           rather suspect that the result would have been different
141 Text |        false? In either case, the result is the same, and their opinions
142 Text |   SOCRATES: Here, then, is a fine result: we corrected our first


Timaeus
    Part
143 Intro|          vagary, but is a natural result of the state of knowledge
144 Intro|   character. A true method is the result of many ages of experiment
145 Intro|      perhaps, without any further result or any sense of the greatness
146 Intro|           can be explained as the result of natural laws, or whether
147 Intro|          if all phenomena are the result of natural forces, we must
148 Text |       dealing with other cities a result worthy of her training and
149 Text |        have I concisely given the result of my thoughts; and my verdict
150 Text | continuous heat and fever are the result; when excess of air is the
151 Text |           a four-fold period, the result is a quartan fever, which
152 Text |        both kinds of motions, the result is that the body if given