The Apology
    Part
  1 Text |             exhorting any one whom I meet and saying to him after
  2 Text |            words to every one whom I meet, young and old, citizen


Cratylus
    Part
  3 Intro|              mind and matter seem to meet, and mind unperceived to
  4 Intro| comparatively unaltered, or they may meet in a struggle for existence
  5 Intro|          strata cross one another or meet at an angle, or mix with


Crito
    Part
  6 Text |           chance; and if they do not meet with the usual fate of orphans,


Euthydemus
    Part
  7 Text |              of speeches, whenever I meet them, always appear to me


Gorgias
    Part
  8 Intro|             in life is to be able to meet death. And I exhort you,
  9 Text |            not punished and does not meet with retribution, and less
 10 Text |        possessed by you. Many whom I meet are unable to make trial


Laches
    Part
 11 Text |          possessed the art could not meet with any harm at the hands


Laws
    Book
 12 1    |             of one leg, able only to meet attacks which come from
 13 1    |             right?~Cleinias. Able to meet both, I should say.~Athenian.
 14 2    |         Suppose these competitors to meet, and not these only, but
 15 3    |              the Assyrian Empire. To meet the danger the single army
 16 4    |         happy life, and very fit and meet. But with the bad man, the
 17 4    |              parents, to whom, as is meet, we have to pay the first
 18 4    |          Athenian. After this, as is meet and for the interest of
 19 5    |            the several districts may meet at fixed times, and that
 20 5    |       rewards and stigmas, or we may meet the evil by the elder men
 21 6    |        chosen, let them and the five meet together, and determine
 22 6    |           but one of the year, shall meet in some temple, and calling
 23 6    |          preserves all things, if it meet with proper respect from
 24 7    |             for themselves when they meet. And all the children who
 25 7    |            of three and six ought to meet at the temples the villages,
 26 7    |              place where three paths meet, and does not very well
 27 7    |    swimmingly, but if not, it is not meet to say, nor do we say, what
 28 8    |      priestesses, and prophets shall meet, and, in company with the
 29 8    |           athletes, would they never meet until the hour of contest
 30 9    |              the next day they shall meet again, and in like manner
 31 9    |              who may first happen to meet with him, kill him with
 32 9    |            the city where three ways meet, and there expose his body
 33 9    |          their injunctions. They who meet their death in this way
 34 9    |          male and female side, shall meet together, and after taking
 35 9    |            the guardians of the law, meet and consider what family
 36 9    |           male or female side, shall meet, and when they have judged
 37 10   |              axis; and whenever they meet anything, if it be stationary,
 38 11   |          guardians of the law should meet and take counsel with those
 39 11   |              to this), and when they meet they shall consider what
 40 11   |             a place where three ways meet, or on the sepulchres of
 41 12   |       solstice, the whole city shall meet in the common precincts
 42 12   |           almost half the people who meet one another quite unconcernedly
 43 12   |             who shall be required to meet daily between the hour of
 44 12   |            prizes of virtue, were to meet in the same assembly, and
 45 12   |             you just now said was to meet at night.~Athenian. You


Lysis
    Part
 46 Intro|           intercourse, but when they meet, the old tie is as strong
 47 Text |             building at which we all meet: and a goodly company we


Menexenus
    Part
 48 Text |              be given to them, as is meet and by law ordained. For
 49 Text |         bosom they now repose. It is meet and right, therefore, that
 50 Text |           praise their valour, as is meet and fitting. He who would
 51 Text |              future time, whenever I meet with any of you, shall continue
 52 Text |         place in which one of us may meet one of you who are the parents


Meno
    Part
 53 Intro|           parts of the human body to meet in the pineal gland, that


Phaedo
    Part
 54 Intro|              over, and the disciples meet earlier than usual in order
 55 Text |         Delos, and so we arranged to meet very early at the accustomed
 56 Text |            another place, it is very meet for me to be thinking and
 57 Text |            mention? or did he calmly meet the attack? And did he answer
 58 Text |              places where three ways meet on earth. The wise and orderly


Phaedrus
    Part
 59 Intro|         years have elapsed the souls meet together and choose the
 60 Text |             young one;—then he would meet the case of me and of many
 61 Text |           words they are supposed to meet about some affair of love
 62 Text |   contemplation; but when non-lovers meet, no one asks the reason
 63 Text |              accomplished. When they meet, the wanton steed of the
 64 Text |            lowest note; happening to meet such an one he would not


Philebus
    Part
 65 Intro|         cause, they appear almost to meet in one, or to be two aspects
 66 Intro|             but has to be adapted to meet objections; its corners
 67 Text |               Yes, and I will try to meet your wish; but, as I would
 68 Text |      SOCRATES: Memory and perception meet, and they and their attendant
 69 Text |          idea that they ought not to meet the eye of day.~SOCRATES:


Protagoras
    Part
 70 Text |          very natural. But when they meet to deliberate about political
 71 Text |            would be only too glad to meet with Eurybates and Phrynondas,
 72 Text |          proven, then no one goes to meet what he thinks to be dangers,
 73 Text |           and the coward alike go to meet that about which they are
 74 Text |             and the courageous go to meet the same things.~And yet,
 75 Text |            courageous man also go to meet the better, and pleasanter,


The Republic
    Book
 76 3    |              them, the less are they meet for the ears of boys and
 77 3    |       saddest of fates is to die and meet destiny from hunger"? ~What
 78 3    |         fixed rate of pay, enough to meet the expenses of the year
 79 5    |            live in common houses and meet at common meals. None of
 80 5    |               for everyone whom they meet will be regarded by them
 81 5    |            Now then, I said, I go to meet that which I liken to the
 82 5    |       political greatness and wisdom meet in one, and those commoner
 83 6    |              words he is not able to meet you at each step of the
 84 6    |            animal, when they fail to meet with proper nutriment, or
 85 6    |    accomplished? he said. ~When they meet together, and the world
 86 6    |             and strife, whether they meet with them in the courts
 87 7    |       justice, and is endeavoring to meet the conceptions of those
 88 8    |          despoil them? And when they meet in private will not people
 89 10   |        Glaucon, I said, whenever you meet with any of the eulogists


The Second Alcibiades
    Part
 90 Text |              any one else who should meet with such luck.~SOCRATES:
 91 Text |            the more is she likely to meet with misfortune. And he


The Seventh Letter
    Part
 92 Text |             its opening sentences to meet all these conditions, and


The Sophist
    Part
 93 Intro|           which they are intended to meet. The sophisms of the day
 94 Intro|             Theodorus and Theaetetus meet Socrates at the same spot,
 95 Intro|               Dante, Sir Thomas More—meet in a higher sphere above


The Statesman
    Part
 96 Intro|          mean or standard of what is meet. The difference between
 97 Intro|           when compared with what is meet; and yet not with what is
 98 Intro|             and yet not with what is meet for producing pleasure,
 99 Intro|         producing pleasure, nor even meet for making discoveries,
100 Intro|              ruler of the hive, they meet together and make laws.
101 Intro|          being administered so as to meet the cases of individuals.
102 Intro|    imperfection of law in failing to meet the varieties of circumstances:
103 Text |            in navigation, and how to meet the dangers of winds and
104 Text |               mankind are obliged to meet and make laws, and endeavour


The Symposium
    Part
105 Intro|             of virtue and philosophy—meet in one, then the lovers
106 Text |          virtue in general, ought to meet in one, and then the beloved
107 Text |            of love are fulfilled and meet in one—then, and then only,
108 Text |              that if you happened to meet with any whom you thought
109 Text |         affection, who makes them to meet together at banquets such
110 Text |      attacked him would be likely to meet with a stout resistance;


Theaetetus
    Part
111 Intro|        Euthyphro, he is expecting to meet Meletus at the porch of
112 Intro|              the three friends again meet, but no further allusion
113 Intro|            and I must request you to meet me fairly. We are professing
114 Intro|    tenderness of youth was unable to meet them with truth and honesty,
115 Intro|        perception, in which they all meet. This common principle is
116 Intro|            another; for you must not meet me with the verbal quibble
117 Intro|          other ages.~And now I go to meet Meletus at the porch of
118 Intro|      presiding nature, in which they meet. A great advance has been
119 Intro|           another; it shows how they meet the mind; it analyzes the
120 Text |      Theaetetus.~Euclid and Terpsion meet in front of Euclid’s house
121 Text |           and the appropriate object meet together and give birth
122 Text |  acknowledged, the patient and agent meet together and produce sweetness
123 Text |           people, young and old, you meet and harangue, and bring
124 Text |             senses, which do not all meet in some one nature, the
125 Text |             and impressions of sense meet straight and opposite—false
126 Text |          distinctness; and so when I meet you to-morrow the right
127 Text |           King Archon, where I am to meet Meletus and his indictment.


Timaeus
    Part
128 Intro|         completion of which they all meet and coincide...To this end
129 Intro|              within and from without meet about the smooth and bright
130 Intro|             mirror; and because they meet in a manner contrary to
131 Intro|             veins of the tongue, and meet there particles of earth
132 Intro|         guard in which all the veins meet, and through them reason
133 Intro|             where the skin and flesh meet, one on the right and the
134 Intro|             both of which he made to meet at the channels of the nose,
135 Intro|            the breath, until the two meet and pluck the fruit of the
136 Intro|         sphere cross one another and meet again at a point opposite
137 Intro|          reside. There the veins all meet; it is their centre or house
138 Intro|           the sun, and both together meet the light issuing from an
139 Intro|              of the visual ray which meet them from within, then the
140 Text |        deities in their conjunctions meet, and which of them are in
141 Text |            transformations when they meet in the mirror, all these
142 Text |             rest and motion, he will meet with many difficulties in
143 Text |            And it appears to be very meet that the body should be
144 Text |             both of which he made to meet at the channels of the nose,
145 Text |         preserved, about which it is meet and right that I should