The Apology
    Part
  1 Intro|        The arguments of those who maintain that the Apology was composed
  2 Text |           others, and which, as I maintain, are unworthy of me. I thought


Charmides
    Part
  3 PreS |      religion. Although we cannot maintain that ancient and modern
  4 PreS |         not even Mr. Grote, would maintain that all the Epistles of
  5 Text |       that he had a reputation to maintain with Charmides and the rest
  6 Text |    temperate!’ are the same, as I maintain, and as the letters imply (
  7 Text |           of Callaeschrus, as you maintain that temperance or wisdom
  8 Text |         as he had a reputation to maintain, he was ashamed to admit


Cratylus
    Part
  9 Intro|           false. Would Hermogenes maintain that anybody may give a
 10 Intro|           them differ:— Are we to maintain with Protagoras, that what
 11 Text |         they are independent, and maintain to their own essence the
 12 Text |           of names, and no longer maintain that a name is the expression


Crito
    Part
 13 Text |         who disobeys us is, as we maintain, thrice wrong: first, because


Euthydemus
    Part
 14 Text |       that. Do you, Dionysodorus, maintain that there is not?~You will
 15 Text | Dionysodorus; or do you seriously maintain no man to be ignorant?~Refute


The First Alcibiades
    Part
 16 Pre  |      frankly admitted. Nor can we maintain of some other dialogues,


Gorgias
    Part
 17 Intro|        But he cannot consistently maintain the bad sense of words;
 18 Intro|         same time that no one can maintain any other view without being
 19 Intro|        there are philosophers who maintain that even in life we are
 20 Intro|        good. Will Callicles still maintain this? ‘Yes, for the sake
 21 Intro|          this sentiment. He would maintain that in some sense or other
 22 Intro|      Phaedo, no man of sense will maintain that the details of the
 23 Intro|            Only he is prepared to maintain the ultimate triumph of
 24 Intro|          in a later generation to maintain that when impaled or on
 25 Text |           to be an art, but, as I maintain, is only an experience or
 26 Text |         of them.~Cookery, then, I maintain to be a flattery which takes
 27 Text |           SOCRATES: And would you maintain that if a fool does what
 28 Text |         good are also happy, as I maintain, and the unjust and evil
 29 Text |         you, Callicles, seriously maintain what you are saying?~CALLICLES:
 30 Text |           them: Am I not right? I maintain that I am. And is not the


Laches
    Part
 31 Text |          hear, Socrates, that you maintain the name of your father,
 32 Text |      LACHES: I should not like to maintain, Nicias, that any kind of
 33 Text |        further than ourselves). I maintain, my friends, that every


Laws
    Book
 34 1    |          I am seeking to prove: I maintain that the divine legislator
 35 1    |        other such matters. But we maintain that the right way of examining
 36 1    |     saying that you were ready to maintain such a doctrine.~Athenian.
 37 2    |     Athenian. Pleasure and pain I maintain to be the first perceptions
 38 3    |        these too hardly enough to maintain the shepherds who tended
 39 3    |        attributed to chance, as I maintain; the reason is rather the
 40 3    |          Very; good.~Athenian. We maintain, then, that a State which
 41 4    |         For the Achaeans will not maintain the battle, when the ships
 42 5    |   territory must be sufficient to maintain a certain number of inhabitants
 43 6    |          of the difficulty; for I maintain, Cleinias, that the Cnosians,
 44 6    |           What is it?~Athenian. I maintain that this colony of ours
 45 6    |           that court which, as we maintain, has been established in
 46 6    |          to understand how he can maintain and amend the laws, he should
 47 7    |          decide between us. For I maintain that the true life should
 48 7    |         Athenian. And these, as I maintain, Cleinias, are the studies
 49 7    |      these studies are such as we maintain we will include them; if
 50 7    |      Megillus and Cleinias; and I maintain that our citizens and our
 51 7    |          there were things, as we maintain, which are not to be defined,
 52 8    |         of them, as I am ready to maintain quite seriously. Moreover,
 53 8    |     wardens of the city labour to maintain this law, and if any citizen
 54 9    |          and, if a person were to maintain that just men, even when
 55 9    |          be said to injure. For I maintain, O my friends, that the
 56 10   |       reason, you appear to me to maintain, and I am disposed to agree
 57 10   |            in any man refusing to maintain the principles of them to
 58 10   |         this is true, do we still maintain that there is anything wanting
 59 11   |           in writing and strictly maintain what they find to be the
 60 11   |          let the law and the Gods maintain the common bonds of the


Lysis
    Part
 61 Text |          the sake of which, as we maintain, all other things are dear,


Menexenus
    Part
 62 Pre  |      frankly admitted. Nor can we maintain of some other dialogues,


Parmenides
    Part
 63 Intro|        name ‘Being,’ is unable to maintain itself against the subtleties
 64 Text |        your meaning, Zeno? Do you maintain that if being is many, it
 65 Text |         which is not, if it is to maintain itself, must have the being


Phaedo
    Part
 66 Intro|     ourselves afresh why we still maintain it, and seek to discover
 67 Intro|           the Republic. Those who maintain it are immediately compelled
 68 Text |           belief. And therefore I maintain that I am right, Simmias
 69 Text |           say, or if not, we will maintain our position. Please to
 70 Text |          of it: and if so, then I maintain that he who is confident
 71 Text |       Theban friend, if you still maintain that harmony is a compound,
 72 Text |           But what will those who maintain the soul to be a harmony
 73 Text |       opposites will never, as we maintain, admit of generation into


Phaedrus
    Part
 74 Intro|         professors of the art who maintain probability to be stronger
 75 Intro|       stronger than truth. But we maintain that probability is engendered
 76 Intro|   theologians he might be said to maintain the ‘final perseverance’
 77 Text |    advantage of both of us. And I maintain that I ought not to fail
 78 Text |        our common interest; and I maintain that I ought not to fail
 79 Text |        our common interest; and I maintain I ought not to fail in my


Philebus
    Part
 80 Intro|     others, in their eagerness to maintain the doctrine of utility,
 81 Intro|  different points of view. But to maintain their hold on us, the general
 82 Text |         other position is which I maintain, and which, if you do not
 83 Text |       Certainly.~SOCRATES: And we maintain that they are each of them
 84 Text |   Philebus, she torments, or as I maintain, delivers the soul.— What
 85 Text |          have often heard Gorgias maintain, Socrates, that the art


Protagoras
    Part
 86 Intro|   doctrine of men in general, who maintain that many who know what
 87 Intro|  accordance with his character to maintain that ‘some pleasures only
 88 Text |            Protagoras? and do you maintain that one part of virtue
 89 Text |           the same time how, as I maintain, he ought to answer: and
 90 Text |         our friend Prodicus would maintain that being, Protagoras,
 91 Text |         fun, and try if you could maintain your thesis; for that Simonides


The Republic
    Book
 92 3    |        Such an one, as we further maintain, is sufficient for himself
 93 3    |       right in this, then I shall maintain that you have implied the
 94 3    |           who have a character to maintain, and much less to men. Certainly. ~
 95 3    |           not. ~Then we shall not maintain the artificers of lyres
 96 3    |           Exactly - Even so, as I maintain, neither we nor our guardians,
 97 3    |          was the son of a god, we maintain that he was not avaricious;
 98 3    |       against foreign enemies and maintain peace among our citizens
 99 4    |           must do their utmost to maintain them intact. And when anyone
100 4    |          false dangers I call and maintain to be courage, unless you
101 4    |       Nevertheless I should still maintain, that of relatives some
102 5    |       shall therefore continue to maintain that our guardians and their
103 5    |           against equals we shall maintain to be honorable and right;
104 5    |           Hellenes, if we care to maintain good feeling with other
105 5    |        what is not, such a one we maintain not to be a philosopher
106 5    |          are there. Now are we to maintain that all these and any who
107 6    |         they are natures which we maintain to be rare at any time;
108 8    |       inquire how the tyrant will maintain that fair, and numerous,
109 8    |           derived his being, will maintain him and his companions? ~
110 9    |     reckless deed by which he can maintain himself and the rabble of
111 10   |         in the soul of man, as we maintain, the imitative poet implants
112 10   |        are you really prepared to maintain this? ~Yes, I said, I ought


The Sophist
    Part
113 Intro|          of Greece. He appears to maintain (1) that the term ‘Sophist’
114 Text |        STRANGER: Nevertheless, we maintain that you may not and ought
115 Text |     clearness from me. For I, who maintain that not-being has no part
116 Text |        all included. How will you maintain your ground against him?~
117 Text |         lay hold, and obstinately maintain, that the things only which
118 Text |       deny their existence, or to maintain that they were all corporeal.~


The Statesman
    Part
119 Intro|    observe further, that though I maintain a class to be a part, there
120 Intro|        preserve their customs and maintain the law, this is called
121 Text |        surely all these arts will maintain that they are concerned
122 Text |          herself give orders, and maintain authority; just as the art
123 Text |          soul, is implanted, as I maintain, in a nature of heavenly


The Symposium
    Part
124 Text |     Iapetus and Kronos:—not so; I maintain him to be the youngest of
125 Text |       suffer anything in order to maintain their young. Man may be


Theaetetus
    Part
126 Intro|        Nor can Protagoras himself maintain that one man is as good
127 Intro|          far more ingenious. They maintain that all is motion; and
128 Intro|            Quite possible, if you maintain that seeing is knowing.
129 Intro|         or of the wise man. But I maintain that wisdom is a practical
130 Intro|         of thousands are ready to maintain the opposite. The multitude
131 Intro|    Protagoras will not venture to maintain that every man is equally
132 Intro|          lasted. But no one would maintain that the laws of the State
133 Intro|    mistake. Now, would Protagoras maintain that man is the measure
134 Text |            How can you or any one maintain the contrary?~THEAETETUS:
135 Text |          SOCRATES: He can, if you maintain that seeing is knowing.
136 Text |        inexperienced call true, I maintain to be only better, and not
137 Text |          will scarcely venture to maintain, that what a city enacts
138 Text |      their followers, who stoutly maintain that all being is one and
139 Text |       SOCRATES: And you allow and maintain that true opinion, combined


Timaeus
    Part
140 Intro|        nature, and we erroneously maintain them to be the letters or
141 Intro|          in the blood in order to maintain the balance of rare and
142 Intro|    unproductive? We might as well maintain that Greek art was not real
143 Text |        knew their natures, and we maintain them to be the first principles
144 Text |     friend. Now, the one which we maintain to be the most beautiful
145 Text |         blood and are designed to maintain the balance of rare and
146 Text |          are so constituted as to maintain this balance; and if any
147 Text |           it have power enough to maintain its supremacy, it penetrates