The Apology
    Part
  1 Intro|    professes a respect in the open court, which contrasts with his
  2 Intro|             and not accused in the court.~But there is another part
  3 Intro|             might surely come into court and witness against him,
  4 Intro|         and brothers all appear in court (including ‘this’ Plato),
  5 Text |            for the first time in a court of law, I am quite a stranger
  6 Text |         but his brother, who is in court, will confirm the truth
  7 Text |       Socrates, who are present in court.~What, do you mean to say,
  8 Text |            you bring me up in this court, which is a place not of
  9 Text |          speaking, tell me and the court, in somewhat plainer terms,
 10 Text |           answer to you and to the court, as you refuse to answer
 11 Text |           by the assistance of the court! But then you swear in the
 12 Text |       might justly be arraigned in court for denying the existence
 13 Text |          Many of them I see in the court. There is Crito, who is
 14 Text |           produced his children in court, which was a moving spectacle,
 15 Text |        when I was on my way to the court, or while I was speaking,


Charmides
    Part
 16 PreS |            Plato to Sicily and the court of Dionysius are all of
 17 Text |            equal, in Persia at the court of the great king, or on


Crito
    Part
 18 Text |         not say, as you did in the court (compare Apol.), that you
 19 Text |          whether in battle or in a court of law, or in any other


Euthydemus
    Part
 20 Text |        walked about in the covered court; they had not taken more
 21 Text |      whether he had ever been into court; but they say that he knows


Euthyphro
    Part
 22 Text |          to have you up before the court for this. He knows that
 23 Text |           pass gaily enough in the court; but perhaps they may be
 24 Text |           me, and not have me into court; but if you disapprove,
 25 Text |       repeat this challenge in the court.~EUTHYPHRO: Yes, indeed,
 26 Text |            find a flaw in him; the court shall have a great deal


Gorgias
    Part
 27 Intro|          and Minos was to hold the court of appeal. Now death is
 28 Intro|          Odysseus saw Minos in his court ‘holding a golden sceptre,’
 29 Text |     puerile exterior; Neither in a court of justice could you state
 30 Text |        when you went up before the Court, even if the accuser were
 31 Text |            never be brought into a court of justice, as you very
 32 Text |      nothing to say in the justice court. And you might argue with
 33 Text |      physician would be tried in a court of little boys at the indictment
 34 Text |            I am brought before the court. For I shall not be able
 35 Text |       primacy, and he shall hold a court of appeal, in case either


Ion
    Part
 36 Text |         vestibule is full, and the court is full, of ghosts descending


Laches
    Part
 37 Text |           we had been arguing in a court of law there might have


Laws
    Book
 38 6    |       bring his suit in the common court, and if he obtain a verdict
 39 6    |           have recourse to another court; and if the two courts cannot
 40 6    |            reason there shall be a court of law in every tribe, and
 41 6    |      judgment shall rest with that court which, as we maintain, has
 42 6    |           admit: this shall be the court established for those who
 43 6    |      written up, if he cannot in a court of law convict those who
 44 8    |            let them bring him into court, and if he be convicted
 45 8    |       stealth or by force, let the court determine what he ought
 46 9    |        guardians of the law, and a court selected by merit from the
 47 9    |          are to be brought into to court, how the summonses are to
 48 9    | compensation for the injury as the court deciding the cause shall
 49 9    |            three years, unless the court assign him a longer term.
 50 9    |           hipparchs shall form the court in such cases.~Laws are
 51 10   |           him before the appointed court according to the law; and
 52 10   |            if any one be cast, the court shall estimate the punishment
 53 10   |         things be condemned by the court to be bound according to
 54 10   |         they bring the matter into court and prosecute the offender
 55 11   |            when it is brought into court, if it be registered in
 56 11   |    regulation, and is brought into court and convicted, he shall
 57 11   |           a column in front of the court of the wardens of the agora,
 58 11   |           place on a column in the court of the wardens of the city
 59 11   |           his adversaries into the court of the select judges, and
 60 11   |           may bring him before the court of select judges, and punish
 61 11   |           of that inflicted by the court. And if a guardian appears
 62 11   |          bring him before the same court, and whatever damages are
 63 11   |          of them be convicted, the court shall determine what he
 64 11   |           he be convicted, let the court determine what he shall
 65 11   |           them be brought before a court in which every single one
 66 11   |     offender be convicted, let the court determine what he ought
 67 11   |           be a private person, the court shall determine what he
 68 11   |         the previous case, let the court fix what he ought to pay
 69 11   |           or in the agora, or in a court of justice, or in any public
 70 11   |         double the value which the court fixes as the price of the
 71 11   |   magistrates hand him over to the court, and if he be convicted
 72 11   |           let him be judged in the court of select judges; and if
 73 11   |           he be convicted, let the court determine whether he may
 74 11   |          from contentiousness, the court shall fix a time during
 75 12   |            If any one convict in a court of law a stranger or a slave
 76 12   |           public property, let the court determine what punishment
 77 12   |    military matters. Moreover, the court shall further determine
 78 12   |            In the first place, the court shall be composed of the
 79 12   |           be added, as well as the court of select judges; and let
 80 12   |          and bring them before the court, until they are willing
 81 12   |            if he be convicted in a court of law of interfering about
 82 12   |          judges. And in the second court there shall be judges of
 83 12   |           on proceeding to a third court, then if he win he shall
 84 12   |         previously satisfied), the court shall follow up the case,
 85 12   |     authority bring him before the court of the guardians of the


Lysis
    Part
 86 Text |          of them were in the outer court amusing themselves; but
 87 Text |     entered the Palaestra from the court, and when he saw Ctesippus
 88 Text |          ignorant, has to love and court him who knows.’ And indeed
 89 Text |            by reason of disease to court and make friends of the


Phaedo
    Part
 90 Intro|         had been in convincing the court.~The philosopher desires
 91 Text |        early in the morning at the court in which the trial took
 92 Text |       indictment as if I were in a court?~We should like you to do


Phaedrus
    Part
 93 Text |           defendant doing in a law court— are they not contending?~
 94 Text |          other; he is brought into court, and then Tisias says that


Protagoras
    Part
 95 Text |        rise and take a turn in the court and wait about there until
 96 Text |            and walked about in the court, and I thought that I would


The Republic
    Book
 97 1    |            been sacrificing in the court; and there were some other
 98 2    |    messengers who were sent to the court; where as soon as he arrived
 99 6    |            at an assembly, or in a court of law, or a theatre, or
100 8    |     accusation he brings them into court and murders them, making
101 9    |   creatures within him, but has to court them, and his great study


The Seventh Letter
    Part
102 Text |       mentioned, to trial before a court of law, laying a most iniquitous
103 Text |           story short, I found the court of Dionysios full of intrigues
104 Text |            came as his ally to the court of Dionysios, in order that
105 Text |        seems, Archytes came to the court of Dionysios. Before my


The Statesman
    Part
106 Intro|        ignorant and unprofessional court, and may be condemned and
107 Text |     physician has to come before a court of review, in which the
108 Text |             and indict him in some court, and then if he is found


The Symposium
    Part
109 Intro|          revellers breaks into the court, and the voice of Alcibiades
110 Text |       Alcibiades resounding in the court; he was in a great state


Theaetetus
    Part
111 Intro|           them when they appear in court. ‘What do you mean?’ I mean
112 Text |            themselves in the outer court, and now they seem to have
113 Text |        have to appear and speak in court. How natural is this!~THEODORUS:
114 Text |         guess which arguments in a court would convince any one of


Timaeus
    Part
115 Intro|            we will bring them into court and acknowledge their claims
116 Text |            we will bring them into court and make them citizens,