Cratylus
    Part
  1 Intro|            wants of man, but of his highest thoughts; so various are


Euthydemus
    Part
  2 Intro|             of a class who have the highest opinion of themselves and


The First Alcibiades
    Part
  3 Pre  |            2) in the absence of the highest marks either of poetical


Gorgias
    Part
  4 Intro|            everything, and lose the highest characteristic of art, which
  5 Intro|            is only one, and not the highest species. To flattery is
  6 Intro|   requirements of logic. Yet in the highest sense he is always logical
  7 Intro|            health and life, and the highest education is within the
  8 Intro|            provision for the soul’s highest interest; that it should
  9 Intro|           fitting expression to the highest truths; and in which the
 10 Text |           two on the soul for their highest good; flattery knowing,
 11 Text |          having no regard for men’s highest interests, is ever making
 12 Text |           belief that she is of the highest value to them. Cookery simulates
 13 Text |          right, doing violence with highest hand; as I infer from the
 14 Text |          company, on matters of the highest moment. But you have all
 15 Text |            provision for the soul’s highest interest— others despising
 16 Text |            other with a view to the highest good, and then we do not


Ion
    Part
 17 Intro|            the argument. And in his highest moments of inspiration he


Laches
    Part
 18 Text |            Socrates in terms of the highest praise; but I have never


Laws
    Book
 19 3    |    democracy: the Persians have the highest form of the one, and we
 20 3    |         goods of the soul first and highest in the scale, always assuming
 21 4    |            of Cretans which has the highest character at the present
 22 4    |           degree shall be given the highest office and chief ministry
 23 5    |            relates to man is of the highest importance; and the legislator
 24 5    |          own country.~The first and highest form of the state and of
 25 5    |             all these cases let the highest and most honourable magistracy
 26 6    |            shall be chosen from the highest classes for the greater
 27 6    |            whom he likes out of the highest class, and when the vote
 28 6    |           place before three of the highest magistrates, upon whom the
 29 6    |          yearly fine;—he who of the highest class shall pay a fine of
 30 6    |           two minae if he be of the highest class, shall owe to the
 31 7    |           is good in matters of the highest import; than which, as I
 32 7    |             know anything about the highest kinds of knowledge; but
 33 8    |        temples, where the ground is highest, in order to provide the
 34 9    |         ideas of justice are in the highest degree confused and contradictory.
 35 9    |           the state which is of the highest repute for virtue and also
 36 9    |           punished, if he be of the highest dass, by paying a fine of
 37 10   |             judge at present of the highest things; and that is the
 38 10   |             things; and that is the highest of which you now think nothing—
 39 10   |           are told by them that the highest right is might, and in this
 40 10   |            the just, and to all the highest things, and to all that
 41 10   |           and do they not guard our highest interests?~Cleinias. Yes;
 42 11   |            place; for the first and highest tribute of respect is to
 43 11   |            penalty—he who is of the highest class shall pay a penalty
 44 12   |            him; and if he be of the highest dass, he shall pay a thousand
 45 12   |           drachmae, if he be of the highest class, and five minae if
 46 12   |        funeral of him who is of the highest class shall not exceed five


Menexenus
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 47 Pre  |            2) in the absence of the highest marks either of poetical
 48 Text |           those who die in war; the highest authority is specially entrusted


Meno
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 49 Intro|           the Republic we reach the highest and most perfect conception,
 50 Intro|       conceives to be the first and highest. It is not the existence
 51 Text |         they choose him to fill the highest offices. And these are the


Parmenides
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 52 Intro|           infinite, they are in the highest degree unlike. And all other
 53 Intro|           faith in what is best and highest in ourselves and in the


Phaedo
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 54 Intro|            and Crat.), and that the highest subjects demand of us the
 55 Text |        except the attainment of the highest virtue and wisdom. For the


Phaedrus
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 56 Intro|           they do not attain to the highest bliss, yet if they have
 57 Intro|        opportunity of receiving the highest education through the cheap
 58 Text |              which is suited to the highest part of the soul; and the
 59 Text |  inspirations to be the noblest and highest and the offspring of the
 60 Text |            and the offspring of the highest to him who has or shares
 61 Text |           he knows how to pitch the highest and lowest note; happening


Philebus
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 62 Intro|        thought to correspond to the highest good, the sciences and arts
 63 Intro|            in which he rises to his highest level.~The plan is complicated,
 64 Intro|            is akin to the fourth or highest.~(5) Pleasures are of two
 65 Intro|             proportion.~4. Last and highest in the list of principles
 66 Intro|          final measure which is the highest expression of the good may
 67 Intro|       pleasure nor knowledge is the highest good, for the good should
 68 Intro|       affirm to be possessed in the highest degree by dialectic. And
 69 Intro|          the argument, what are the highest truths which the soul has
 70 Intro|             sensible world. But the highest truth is that which is eternal
 71 Intro|         them) may not always be the highest or best motive of them (
 72 Intro|            to right, but one of the highest and noblest motives by which
 73 Intro|       happiness principle is in the highest degree agreeable to it.
 74 Intro|            the greatest, but of the highest pleasure, pursued with no
 75 Intro|              We are speaking of the highest and noblest natures; and
 76 Intro|        exactness while assuming the highest exactness, its one-sidedness,
 77 Intro|         other general notion is the highest principle of human life.
 78 Intro|            the will of God with our highest ideas of truth and right
 79 Text |           who make generation their highest end.~PROTARCHUS: Of whom
 80 Text |            things do not attain the highest truth?~PROTARCHUS: I should
 81 Text |           to find in it what is the highest good in man and in the universe,
 82 Text |           any mixture either of the highest value or of none at all.~
 83 Text |          wisdom is more akin to the highest good, and more honourable


Protagoras
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 84 Intro|           that all virtue is in the highest degree good:—~The courageous
 85 Intro|        wisdom and knowledge are the highest of human things.”’~There
 86 Intro|             be reunited, and in the highest conception of them are inseparable.
 87 Text |          speaking falsely about the highest matters.’—And this, I said,
 88 Text |             Wholly good, and in the highest degree.~Tell me then; who
 89 Text |        wisdom and knowledge are the highest of human things.~Good, I


The Republic
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 90 1    |             seen if we turn to that highest form of injustice in which
 91 2    |        would place justice? ~In the highest class, I replied-among those
 92 2    |             out is nobody): for the highest reach of injustice is, to
 93 2    |   immortality of drunkenness is the highest meed of virtue. Some extend
 94 2    |           the most numerous and the highest authorities tell us. Knowing
 95 2    |         that justice is one of that highest class of goods which are
 96 2    |             which is the truest and highest part of himself, or about
 97 2    |             or about the truest and highest matters; there, above all,
 98 2    |             or uninformed about the highest realities in the highest
 99 2    |            highest realities in the highest part of themselves, which
100 5    |            only possible but in the highest degree beneficial to the
101 5    |             matrimony sacred in the highest degree, and what is most
102 5    |       conditions the possibility is highest, I must ask you, having
103 6    |          delineated, is akin to the highest good? ~Neither can they
104 6    |          will be able to endure the highest of all, or will faint under
105 6    |             what do you mean by the highest of all knowledge? ~You may
106 6    |             he will never reach the highest knowledge of all which,
107 6    |             we should not think the highest truths worthy of attaining
108 6    |             worthy of attaining the highest accuracy! ~A right noble
109 6    |             asking you what is this highest knowledge? ~Nay, I said,
110 6    |             the idea of good is the highest knowledge, and that all
111 6    |        soul-reason answering to the highest, understanding to the second,
112 7    |         this power of elevating the highest principle in the soul to
113 7    |           set in authority over the highest matters? ~Certainly not. ~
114 9    |             truest pleasures in the highest degree which is attainable
115 10   |         verse, are imitators in the highest degree? ~Very true. ~And


The Seventh Letter
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116 Text |   entreaties and the promise of the highest honours; and having induced
117 Text |           written a treatise on the highest matters and the first principles


The Sophist
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118 Intro|     affirmed to have being. Now the highest kinds are being, rest, motion;
119 Intro|            study and attention, the highest of all can hardly be matter
120 Intro|          simple. Beginning with the highest notion of mind or thought,
121 Intro|          and proceed upwards to the highest being or thought. Metaphysic
122 Intro|            reflection, the third or highest returns into the first,


The Statesman
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123 Intro|             The greatest power, the highest wisdom, can only proceed
124 Intro|          which to the Greek was the highest object of reverence is an
125 Text |           royal class, which is the highest form of the same nature,
126 Text |            whereas the greatest and highest truths have no outward image
127 Text |        second object; the first and highest of all being to assert the
128 Text |       sacrifices is assigned to the highest magistracies, and here,
129 Text |            sort of ignorance of the highest truths—I mean to say, that


The Symposium
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130 Intro|        plants, and attaining to the highest vision of truth at the other.
131 Intro|            He is conscious that the highest and noblest things in the
132 Intro|           secret of philosophy. The highest love is the love not of
133 Intro|             of a person, but of the highest and purest abstraction.
134 Intro|         threads anew, and skims the highest points of each of them.
135 Intro|            children, may become the highest aspiration of intellectual
136 Intro|            all things. And here the highest summit which is reached
137 Intro|    Symposium is seen also to be the highest summit which is attained
138 Intro|            against statesmen of the highest character. (3) While we
139 Intro|          space or time: this is the highest knowledge of which the human
140 Text |             love of the noblest and highest, even if their persons are


Theaetetus
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141 Intro|           though far from being its highest determination, is yet necessary
142 Intro|             ideal or as a fact, the highest part of man’s nature and
143 Text |            must often fail of their highest interests?~THEODORUS: Quite


Timaeus
    Part
144 Intro| anthropomorphism blend with Plato’s highest flights of idealism. The
145 Intro|             universe, is one of the highest ethical motives of which
146 Text |            of them might attain the highest perfection. And for this
147 Text |       reason about them, but of the highest and greatest we take no