Charmides
    Part
  1 Ded  |       the possession of it in an inferior form, and still more keenly
  2 PreS |       have confused with certain inferior magistrates, making them
  3 Text |          beings, and for his age inferior to none in any quality.~
  4 Text |       whole family is not a whit inferior to the other. Having such


Crito
    Part
  5 Text |     justice and injustice, to be inferior to the body?~CRITO: Certainly


Euthydemus
    Part
  6 Intro|         ends produces a compound inferior to either of them taken
  7 Text |           and hardly, if at all, inferior to it: and whereas the art
  8 Text |          in every profession the inferior sort are numerous and good


The First Alcibiades
    Part
  9 Pre  |        the Phaedo, etc., have an inferior degree of evidence in their
 10 Pre  |          cases sufficient, is of inferior value.~Proceeding upon these
 11 Text |          Persian kings; are they inferior to us in descent? Have we
 12 Text |         for all that, we are far inferior to them. For they are descended ‘
 13 Text |          You should consider how inferior we are to them both in the


Gorgias
    Part
 14 Intro|   Callicles invites him:—‘to the inferior and ministerial one,’ is
 15 Text |     holds under her sway all the inferior arts. Let me offer you a
 16 Text |          and yet to be in no way inferior to the professors of them?~
 17 Text |        the rhetorician is or not inferior on this account is a question
 18 Text |         and having more than the inferior. For on what principle of
 19 Text |    possessions of the weaker and inferior properly belong to the stronger
 20 Text |          anything in which he is inferior, he avoids and depreciates,
 21 Text |        philosophy I regard as an inferior man, who will never aspire
 22 Text |         take the property of the inferior by force; that the better
 23 Text |       the better may be also the inferior and weaker, and the superior
 24 Text |      rule and have more than the inferior.~SOCRATES: Stop there, and
 25 Text |       any one who is greatly his inferior, for the tyrant will despise
 26 Text |        have been more unjust and inferior?~CALLICLES: Granted again.~


Ion
    Part
 27 Intro|         that he knows nothing of inferior poets, such as Hesiod and
 28 Intro|       superior ought to know the inferior also;—he who can judge of
 29 Text |          you would also know the inferior speakers to be inferior?~
 30 Text |          inferior speakers to be inferior?~ION: That is true.~SOCRATES:


Laches
    Part
 31 Text |       then they will not grow up inferior, and disgrace their ancestors.
 32 Text |        are they who, having been inferior persons, have become under
 33 Text |          there will be fewer and inferior men against him than there


Laws
    Book
 34 1    |          own superior or his own inferior, may we say that there is
 35 1    |        over the mob and over the inferior classes may be truly said
 36 1    |          be truly called its own inferior and therefore bad; and when
 37 1    |  superior when they conquer, and inferior when they are conquered;
 38 1    |        what would you say? A far inferior man to Tyrtaeus would have
 39 1    |         of a man or a city being inferior to themselves:—Were you
 40 1    |     which is in the truest sense inferior, the man who is overcome
 41 1    |       for all men deem him to be inferior in a more disgraceful sense,
 42 1    |          expression “superior or inferior to a man’s self” will become
 43 2    |       truer judgment—that of the inferior or of the better soul?~Cleinias.
 44 2    |       the poets are artists very inferior in character to the Muses
 45 3    |          word and deed;—although inferior to those who lived before
 46 4    |          and all sorts of rather inferior persons cannot rightly give
 47 4    |           and that the ruder and inferior?~Cleinias. I should say,
 48 5    |         rules, and the worse and inferior, which serves; and the ruling
 49 5    |       the better and improve the inferior, which is susceptible of
 50 5    |          smaller. while those of inferior quality shall be larger.
 51 6    |           and they are not to be inferior men, but the best possible.
 52 6    |         greater more, and to the inferior less and in proportion to
 53 6    |      those who have declined the inferior courts, and shall give their
 54 6    |     begets children in every way inferior. And especially on the day
 55 6    |  proportion as woman’s nature is inferior to that of men in capacity
 56 7    |          any rate to persons not inferior to the others, and in company
 57 8    |      find a test of superior and inferior natures, which is a far
 58 8    |          master that which other inferior people have mastered?~Cleinias.
 59 8    |     corrupt natures whom we call inferior to themselves, and who form
 60 9    |        and of another that he is inferior to them; and this is true.~
 61 9    |          is superior and another inferior to ignorance.~Cleinias.
 62 9    |        of them, and is therefore inferior to them both, and third
 63 10   |       small, which a God or some inferior being might be wanting in
 64 10   |       Let us not, then, deem God inferior to human workmen, who, in
 65 10   |       the best of guardians, are inferior in virtue to dogs, and to
 66 11   |         and fathers to them, not inferior to their natural fathers.
 67 12   | institutions of other states are inferior to their own. And they shall
 68 12   |      rest if they turn out to be inferior. This is the assembly to


Lysis
    Part
 69 Intro|          exists among the bad or inferior sort of men almost as much


Menexenus
    Part
 70 Pre  |        the Phaedo, etc., have an inferior degree of evidence in their
 71 Pre  |          cases sufficient, is of inferior value.~Proceeding upon these
 72 Intro|      whose teachers had been far inferior to his own—say, one who
 73 Text |           even the pupil of very inferior masters, say, for example,


Meno
    Part
 74 Intro|       arts are concerned with an inferior part of the soul and a lower
 75 Text |      right opinion is not a whit inferior to knowledge, or less useful
 76 Text |        man who has right opinion inferior to him who has knowledge?~


Phaedo
    Part
 77 Text |         that other thing, but is inferior, he who makes this observation
 78 Text |     other, although similar, was inferior?~Certainly.~And has not
 79 Text |        of prophecy which are not inferior to theirs, would not go


Phaedrus
    Part
 80 Intro|          a happy destiny, though inferior, because they have not the
 81 Intro|       the lesson that writing is inferior to speech. For it is like
 82 Intro|    trivial conversation; how the inferior of the two drags the other
 83 Intro|        the animal desires of the inferior or concupiscent steed. Again
 84 Intro|      being in these respects far inferior to the second); while the
 85 Text |          And the ignorant is the inferior of the wise, the coward
 86 Text |       son of Cephalus. Alas! how inferior to them he is! But perhaps


Philebus
    Part
 87 Intro|         incommensurable with the inferior. Neither is the pleasure
 88 Intro|      that men rest for a time in inferior ends, and do not cast their
 89 Intro|        it would certainly appear inferior to none as a rule of action.
 90 Text |         majestic ever, the other inferior.~PROTARCHUS: You speak riddles.~
 91 Text |         be placed in a second or inferior class.~PROTARCHUS: Very


Protagoras
    Part
 92 Intro|        real defect is that he is inferior to Socrates in dialectics.
 93 Text |           and confess that he is inferior to Socrates in argumentative
 94 Text |         if the person chosen was inferior, then the inferior or worse
 95 Text |    chosen was inferior, then the inferior or worse ought not to preside
 96 Text |         him as though he were an inferior person would be an unworthy


The Republic
    Book
 97 1    |    superior, it is just that the inferior should execute-is he a ruler
 98 4    |  offspring of the guardians when inferior, and of elevating into the
 99 4    |       the naturally superior and inferior, as to the right to rule
100 5    |        in all of them a woman is inferior to a man. ~Very true. ~Then
101 5    |         put under a regimen, the inferior sort of practitioner is
102 5    |       the best as often, and the inferior with the inferior as seldom,
103 5    |        and the inferior with the inferior as seldom, as possible;
104 5    |         but the offspring of the inferior, or of the better when they
105 6    |     receive more injury than the inferior, because the contrast is
106 7    |       must necessarily be deemed inferior far to the true motions
107 8    |          proceed to describe the inferior sort of natures, being the
108 8    |        found to prevail over his inferior ones. ~True. ~For these
109 10   |    opposed to them is one of the inferior principles of the soul? ~
110 10   |          The imitative art is an inferior who marries an inferior,
111 10   |          inferior who marries an inferior, and has inferior offspring. ~
112 10   |     marries an inferior, and has inferior offspring. ~Very true. ~
113 10   |         as his creations have an inferior degree of truth-in this,
114 10   |          being concerned with an inferior part of the soul; and therefore


The Seventh Letter
    Part
115 Text |      rule; and he showed himself inferior to Darius with a sevenfold


The Sophist
    Part
116 Text |         which is acknowledged by inferior men. Moreover we are no


The Statesman
    Part
117 Intro|     heralds, prophets, and other inferior officers. He is the wholesale
118 Intro|         the same instant all the inferior deities gave up their hold;
119 Intro|         unalloyed. Now there are inferior sciences, such as music
120 Intro|          either of them from the inferior classes to which they are
121 Intro|        or sciences which control inferior ones. Besides the supreme
122 Intro|         of thought are generally inferior to the parallel passages
123 Intro|         thoughts and words in an inferior form is characteristic of
124 Text |        under the rule of certain inferior deities, as is the way in
125 Text |         world. Then also all the inferior deities who share the rule


The Symposium
    Part
126 Text |      proverb:—~‘To the feasts of inferior men the good unbidden go;’~
127 Text |         in Homer, I shall be the inferior person, who~‘To the feasts


Theaetetus
    Part
128 Intro|     others in some respects, and inferior to them in others? In the
129 Intro|       the leaders, then: for the inferior sort are not worth the trouble.
130 Intro|      animals, and in which he is inferior to many of them. The importance
131 Text |          always true. But as the inferior habit of mind has thoughts
132 Text |        in some things, and their inferior in others? In the hour of
133 Text |         use in talking about the inferior sort. In the first place,


Timaeus
    Part
134 Intro|      lesser works of creation to inferior powers. (Compare, however,
135 Intro|        knowledge is given to the inferior parts of man, it requires
136 Intro|    begins under the direction of inferior ministers. The supreme God
137 Intro|      supreme God commissions the inferior deities to avert from him
138 Text |     secretly dispersed among the inferior citizens; and while they
139 Text |        the opposite qualities is inferior. But when all the watery
140 Text |       was superior and the other inferior they divided the cavity
141 Text |   between them. That part of the inferior soul which is endowed with
142 Text |      that they might correct our inferior parts and make them to attain
143 Text |       food for us who are of the inferior nature, they cut various