The Apology
    Part
  1 Intro|        Plato, we cannot certainly determine; nor can we say how he would


Charmides
    Part
  2 PreF |           We are not concerned to determine what is the residuum of
  3 Text |           who will satisfactorily determine for us, whether there is
  4 Text |        not answer my challenge or determine the question at issue; and
  5 Text |    science;—can this do more than determine that of two things one is
  6 Text |         have not yet been able to determine.~Yet I think, he replied,


Cratylus
    Part
  7 Intro|         this enmity we can hardly determine:—was it due to the natural
  8 Intro|          be the truer, is hard to determine. But no man of sense will
  9 Text |      SOCRATES: But who then is to determine whether the proper form
 10 Text |           no one would be able to determine which were the names and
 11 Text |        say, is a question hard to determine; and no man of sense will


Euthydemus
    Part
 12 Intro|          some of them, and cannot determine whether, as in the Cratylus,


Gorgias
    Part
 13 Text |           are willing to proceed, determine this question for me:—There
 14 Text |           State do you invite me? determine for me. Am I to be the physician


Ion
    Part
 15 Text |     prophet ought to consider and determine.~ION: And you are quite


Laches
    Part
 16 Text |           Nicias and Laches, must determine whether you will be questioned,


Laws
    Book
 17 1    |        all these states he should determine and teach what is the good
 18 1    |   Athenian. I will not at present determine whether he who censures
 19 2    |        very small children are to determine the question, they will
 20 3    |       ought not the legislator to determine these classes?~Megillus.
 21 4    |         state, I should certainly determine in favour of the longer;
 22 5    |    neighbours’ territory, we will determine the limits of them in fact
 23 5    |           created by us judge and determine what is to be done with
 24 5    |         Now the legislator should determine what is to be the limit
 25 6    |          fives and twelves, shall determine any charges which one man
 26 6    |           five meet together, and determine that they will be their
 27 6    |         penalty, the judges shall determine what additional punishment
 28 6    |         not at all easy for us to determine. There have been many difficulties
 29 6    |          of them; and we may then determine what previous institutions
 30 7    |           we must distinguish and determine on some general principle
 31 8    |           laws about them, and to determine what sacrifices will be
 32 8    |      Athenian. Then we will first determine the number; and let the
 33 8    |    children, when the magistrates determine to lead forth the whole
 34 8    |            It is not difficult to determine how these and the like matters
 35 8    |           by force, let the court determine what he ought to suffer
 36 8    |    legislator of our state should determine all the trifles which might
 37 8    |       freemen, he having power to determine the quantity and quality.
 38 8    |          to their judgment, shall determine; at such places they shall
 39 9    |      generation of legislators to determine; the manner of voting we
 40 9    |          manner of voting we must determine ourselves.~Let the vote
 41 9    |       should reply. Then will you determine for them what are voluntary
 42 9    |      prophets, and the God, shall determine, and when they have determined
 43 9    |      their nature and number, and determine what will be the suitable
 44 9    |           I have.~And now we will determine what penalty he ought to
 45 9    |         to allow courts of law to determine all these things, or not
 46 9    |           these things, or not to determine any of them, is alike impossible.
 47 9    |        particular which they must determine in all cases—the question
 48 9    |         should not permit them to determine what punishment is to be
 49 9    |        than ours would be able to determine, assigning to each offence
 50 9    |          is convicted, they shall determine whether he or she ought
 51 10   |       violent, and now we have to determine what is to be the punishment
 52 10   |          the guardians of the law determine, before they bring the matter
 53 11   |          its keep, and they shall determine the cause within three days.~
 54 11   |            Now it is difficult to determine accurately the things which
 55 11   |          judge shall consider and determine the suitableness or unsuitableness
 56 11   |        recourse, and by their aid determine any matters of the kind,
 57 11   |        convicted, the court shall determine what he shall pay or suffer.
 58 11   |          convicted, let the court determine what he shall suffer or
 59 11   |          convicted, let the court determine what he ought to pay or
 60 11   |           person, the court shall determine what he is to pay or suffer.
 61 11   |          the law leaves to him to determine what the offender shall
 62 11   |          convicted, let the court determine whether he may be supposed
 63 12   |           property, let the court determine what punishment he shall
 64 12   |           the court shall further determine what punishment he shall
 65 12   |        that is done, then we will determine what authority they shall


Lysis
    Part
 66 Text |         love?~That is not easy to determine, I said; but if you will


Menexenus
    Part
 67 Intro|          no critical instinct can determine.~On the other hand, the


Meno
    Part
 68 Intro|          criteria by which we can determine the date of the Meno. There


Parmenides
    Part
 69 Text |           ideas really are and we determine each one of them to be an
 70 Text |     becomes of the others? Let us determine that.~Yes; let us determine
 71 Text |       determine that.~Yes; let us determine that.~The others must surely


Phaedo
    Part
 72 Intro| Theaetetus. Without pretending to determine the real time of their composition,
 73 Text |        endeavour, if possible, to determine what these are.~By all means.~


Phaedrus
    Part
 74 Text |      questions which we sought to determine, and they brought us to


Philebus
    Part
 75 Intro|        them when isolated. (4) to determine which of them partakes most
 76 Intro|             7) We are now able to determine the composition of the perfect
 77 Intro|      obtained our classes, we may determine in which our conqueror life
 78 Intro|      moment of performing them to determine their effect upon the happiness
 79 Intro|         one source or another; to determine what history, what philosophy
 80 Text |   pleasure. At the outset we must determine the nature and seat of desire.~
 81 Text |          and the seer may want to determine what it is which he sees.~
 82 Text |           we shall not be able to determine the point at issue.~PROTARCHUS:
 83 Text |          diviners trust in birds, determine that pleasures make up the


Protagoras
    Part
 84 Text |          still young—too young to determine such a matter. And now let
 85 Text |         please, I said; you shall determine when you have heard the
 86 Text |          for him. And now you can determine whether you would wish to


The Republic
    Book
 87 1    |         or not? Is the attempt to determine the way of man's life so
 88 1    |          a matter in your eyes-to determine how life may be passed by
 89 3    |          question which we cannot determine until we have discovered
 90 4    |      education starts a man, will determine his future life. Does not
 91 4    |    necessity. ~If we are asked to determine which of these four qualities
 92 4    |         in each sort of action-to determine that is the difficulty. ~
 93 4    |           Then let us now try and determine whether they are the same
 94 4    |   different. ~Then let us finally determine that there are two principles
 95 6    |    Suppose, then, I said, that we determine how far they can unite this
 96 10   |         appear? you have still to determine this. ~What do you mean? ~
 97 10   |      qualities he will be able to determine which is the better and


The Sophist
    Part
 98 Intro|       teachers. Nor can we easily determine how much is to be assigned
 99 Intro|      connexion. Nor is it easy to determine how far the unknown element
100 Text |         all ever yet undertook to determine the number and nature of
101 Text |      truth in all this is hard to determine; besides, antiquity and
102 Text |        why at this moment we must determine the nature of discourse.~


The Statesman
    Part
103 Intro|       Sophist; his path they must determine, and part off all other
104 Intro|     philosophy. But as no one can determine the state of man in the
105 Intro|         Plato does not attempt to determine; he only contrasts the imperfection
106 Text |            Can you, and will you, determine which of them you deem the
107 Text |            STRANGER: Then shall I determine for you as well as I can?~
108 Text |     science, but unable as yet to determine the nature of the particular
109 Text |         all this in mind, were to determine, after consideration, that


The Symposium
    Part
110 Intro|          it is not always easy to determine whether he is speaking of ‘
111 Text |       long you and I will have to determine who bears off the palm of


Theaetetus
    Part
112 Intro|          not the case. Nor can we determine how far they do or do not
113 Text |        accomplished, then we will determine whether what you have brought
114 Text |          persons ask:—How can you determine whether at this moment we
115 Text |   SOCRATES: But can you certainly determine by any other means which
116 Text |         has any superior right to determine whether his opinion is true
117 Text |   SOCRATES: Why, suppose that you determine in your own mind something
118 Text |         THEAETETUS: It is hard to determine, Socrates.~SOCRATES: And


Timaeus
    Part
119 Intro|          pages.~It is not easy to determine how Plato’s cosmos may be
120 Intro|          God loves. Next, we must determine what are the four most beautiful
121 Intro|     language does not allow us to determine whether anything more than
122 Text |           the other elements, and determine what each of them is; for
123 Text |      unable to cast off sleep and determine the truth about them. For
124 Text |          God. And next we have to determine what are the four most beautiful
125 Text |         inspired nature, or would determine by reason the meaning of