The Apology
    Part
  1 Intro|            one and not to the other?—especially when we consider that these
  2 Text |               citizen and alien, but especially to the citizens, inasmuch
  3 Text | dishonourable and impious and wrong, especially now, when I am being tried


Charmides
    Part
  4 PreF |           several parts of the work, especially of the Theaetetus, Sophist,
  5 PreS |            interpretation of either, especially of the ancient, from itself
  6 PreS |              him, to be genuine (see especially Karsten, Commentio Critica
  7 PreS |          deny that in some passages, especially in the Republic and Laws,


Cratylus
    Part
  8 Intro|            to the earlier dialogues, especially to the Phaedrus and Euthydemus.
  9 Intro|              pronunciation, which is especially affected by the women, who
 10 Intro|                 our forefathers, and especially the women, who are most
 11 Intro|            great crises of language, especially in the transitions from
 12 Intro|            is the echo of the sense, especially in poetry, in which beauty
 13 Intro|            Greek. In the two latter, especially in Greek, sentences are
 14 Intro|          their powers of expression, especially in writing, tautology begins
 15 Text |            origin. For the Hellenes, especially those who were under the
 16 Text |           the sounds iota and delta, especially the women, who are most


Crito
    Part
 17 Text |             like words? Any one, and especially a rhetorician, will have


Euthydemus
    Part
 18 Text |             one of them was cut off; especially when he saw a second monster


Euthyphro
    Part
 19 Intro|              so also among the gods? Especially, about good and evil, which
 20 Text |             they are always arguing, especially in courts of law: they commit


The First Alcibiades
    Part
 21 Pre  |       important work, e.g. the Laws, especially when we remember that he
 22 Text |            with the care of him, and especially with the fashioning and
 23 Text |          number of their slaves, and especially of the Helots, or of their
 24 Text |            in me the faith that I am especially designed to bring you to
 25 Text |            not look at the soul; and especially at that part of the soul


Gorgias
    Part
 26 Intro|              age. In other passages, especially in the Apology, he disclaims
 27 Intro|         Gorgias and other dialogues, especially the Republic, the Philebus,
 28 Intro|         nature of disease and death. Especially when crimes are committed
 29 Intro|           half of the truth which is especially needed in the present age.
 30 Intro|               and he will sometimes, especially when his powers are failing,
 31 Intro|           power of the whole passage—especially of what may be called the
 32 Text |              disgraced if I refused, especially as I have promised to answer
 33 Text |   consequences are pressed upon you, especially if in the last resort you
 34 Text |              he is the death of you, especially of the younger ones among


Ion
    Part
 35 Text |              of many good poets; and especially of Homer, who is the best


Laches
    Part
 36 Text |             attended to the subject, especially as you have children who,


Laws
    Book
 37 1    |              most other states which especially cultivate gymnastics. Whether
 38 1    |            to tell you what I think, especially as we are now proposing
 39 2    |          best and best educated, and especially that which delights the
 40 2    |            are apt to make us dizzy, especially in childhood, the legislator
 41 3    |            to regard all virtue, and especially that which comes first,
 42 3    |              general degeneracy, and especially to their ignorance of the
 43 3    |         ignorance will be a disorder especially prevalent among kings, because
 44 3    |             likely to give them, and especially princesses who had recently
 45 4    |        although the sea is too near, especially if, as you say, the harbours
 46 6    |           and all his life long, and especially while he is begetting children,
 47 6    |              every way inferior. And especially on the day and night of
 48 7    |          utter some cry, and this is especially the case with man, and he
 49 7    |            To be sure, Stranger—more especially if we could procure him
 50 7    |            manage these weapons, and especially how to handle heavy arms;
 51 8    |           against his neighbour, and especially of encroaching on his neighbour’
 52 9    |              And with a view to them especially, and yet not without a provident
 53 10   |           done against religion; and especially great when in violation
 54 10   |        nature and power of the soul, especially in what relates to her origin:
 55 10   |          mighty intellect. And women especially, and men too, when they
 56 11   |           position of authority, and especially those who are in state offices.
 57 11   |              as to other matters and especially in what relates to marriage,
 58 12   |              be a man of reputation, especially in war, if he is to exhibit
 59 12   |         having an eye upon them, and especially honouring them if they succeed,
 60 12   |         colour suitable to the Gods, especially in woven works, but dyes
 61 12   |         citizens at large; and, more especially, from the rejected candidate.


Lysis
    Part
 62 Intro|          Dialogues of Plato (compare especially the Protagoras and Theaetetus),
 63 Intro|          nature of man? And in those especially who have no family ties,
 64 Intro|        self-control, which, in youth especially, are rarely to be found.


Menexenus
    Part
 65 Pre  |       important work, e.g. the Laws, especially when we remember that he


Meno
    Part
 66 Intro|           always talking about them, especially about the Idea of Good;
 67 Intro|           from his own writings (see especially Laws). In the Laws he harps
 68 Text |             famous for their wisdom, especially at Larisa, which is the


Parmenides
    Part
 69 Intro|          points in his criticism are especially deserving of notice. First
 70 Text |              subjects which any one, especially at his age, can well speak


Phaedo
    Part
 71 Intro|       departing may vanish into air (especially if there is a wind blowing
 72 Intro|         invent, and that in religion especially the traditional form was
 73 Text |       laughing and weeping by turns, especially the excitable Apollodorus—
 74 Text |            her away and scatter her; especially if a man should happen to
 75 Text |          soul wears out many bodies, especially if a man live many years.
 76 Text |              several times to a man, especially when it happens among those
 77 Text |             other than the soul, and especially the wise soul? Do you know


Phaedrus
    Part
 78 Intro|              their associations, and especially in the contrast of the sensible
 79 Intro|              the dialogues of Plato, especially the Phaedrus, Symposium,
 80 Text |            discourse excellent, more especially in the matter of the language?~
 81 Text |             enjoyment of beauty, and especially of personal beauty, by the
 82 Text |         would make a man of him, and especially from that society which
 83 Text |              fairly as I could; more especially in the matter of the poetical
 84 Text |              most useful possession, especially in war, and you may get


Philebus
    Part
 85 Intro|               In music, for example, especially in flute-playing, the conjectural
 86 Intro|         their philosophy on politics—especially on foreign politics, on
 87 Intro|              principles. In politics especially hardly any other argument
 88 Intro|       greatest happiness of mankind, especially if believed to be the will


Protagoras
    Part
 89 Intro|            and aspects of the truth, especially of the popular and philosophical
 90 Text |            he was very gracious; and especially to-day, for I have just


The Republic
    Book
 91 2    |          important part of any work, especially in the case of a young and
 92 3    |           prayed all the Greeks, but especially the two sons of Atreus,
 93 3    |              is simple and good; and especially the military gymnastics. ~
 94 4    |           will be able to go to war, especially against an enemy who is
 95 5    |          said. ~I repeated, Why am I especially not to be let off? ~Why,
 96 5    |             exercising with the men, especially when they are no longer
 97 5    |            he who dislikes learning, especially in youth, when he has no
 98 6    |           things first among us all, especially if his bodily endowments
 99 6    |            under such circumstances, especially if he be a citizen of a
100 8    |            they and their adherents, especially the young men of the governing
101 9    |               goaded on by them, and especially by love himself, who is
102 9    |              into slavery for money, especially if he sold them into the
103 10   |            appreciate when imitated, especially at a public festival when
104 10   |              charmed by her as I am, especially when she appears in Homer? ~


The Second Alcibiades
    Part
105 Text |          that he is asking for good, especially if the Gods are in the mood
106 Text |          that wisdom and justice are especially honoured both by the Gods


The Seventh Letter
    Part
107 Text |          taken me back to Dionysios, especially since a statement had now
108 Text |             well suited to monarchs, especially to those who have got their
109 Text |     philosophical views in language, especially not in language that is


The Sophist
    Part
110 Intro|         share in the throne. This is especially true of the Eleatic philosophy:
111 Intro|           His metaphysical genius is especially shown in the construction
112 Text |          says that all the gods, and especially the god of strangers, are
113 Text |              your courteous request, especially after what you have said.
114 Text |           thing which appeared to me especially characteristic of him.~THEAETETUS:
115 Text |            STRANGER: And the vowels, especially, are a sort of bond which


The Statesman
    Part
116 Intro|            the Sophist and Statesman especially we note that the discussion


The Symposium
    Part
117 Intro|            the writings of Plato, is especially applicable to the Symposium.~
118 Intro|             character of them, shown especially in the appeals to mythology,
119 Intro|              In imaginative persons, especially, the God and beast in man
120 Intro|             in certain Greek states, especially at Sparta and Thebes, the
121 Text |          when I hear another strain, especially that of you rich men and
122 Text |              do what you advise, and especially what you prescribe as a
123 Text |              among gods and men, but especially wonderful in his birth.
124 Text |            beautiful than others, is especially honourable. Consider, too,
125 Text |          general. And the love, more especially, which is concerned with
126 Text |       partner with whom he can talk, especially a good-looking one, he will
127 Text |           and varied discourse? I am especially struck with the beauty of


Theaetetus
    Part
128 Intro|            promise of his youth, and especially the famous conversation
129 Intro|             later writings of Plato, especially in the Theaetetus, Sophist,
130 Intro|           trace in history, and more especially in the history of philosophy.
131 Intro|             keener and more intense, especially when confined within narrow
132 Intro|              corrected by the touch, especially in infancy. The confirmation
133 Intro|              some ancient tradition, especially if it takes the form and
134 Text |              were in force; this was especially asserted of justice; but


Timaeus
    Part
135 Intro|          Athenian people, and to one especially, which I will rehearse in
136 Intro|           seen. The Gods themselves, especially the greater Gods, such as
137 Intro|       pre-Socratic philosophers, and especially the Pythagoreans, gave various
138 Intro|              he singles them out, as especially incapable of being tested
139 Intro|       virtues of particular numbers, especially of the number 10 (Stob.
140 Intro|            and in nature; and hence, especially when we argue from isolated
141 Intro|              faith. It was a subject especially congenial to the ponderous
142 Text |       compressing the whole eye, and especially the centre part, so that