The Apology
    Part
  1 Intro|       himself; and that the little advantage which in some cases they
  2 Text |          seem to have slightly the advantage of him. Then I went to another


Charmides
    Part
  3 Text |           in the second place, the advantage, of such a science; and
  4 Text |        certainly have been a great advantage in being wise; for then
  5 Text |           we spoke of as the great advantage of wisdom—to know what is
  6 Text |            and ignorance, has this advantage:—that he who possesses such
  7 Text |             but a science of human advantage; not a science of other
  8 Text |    different.~Nor does wisdom give advantage, my good friend; for that
  9 Text |       advantageous, when giving no advantage?~That, Socrates, is certainly


Cratylus
    Part
 10 Intro|        German, and English have an advantage over the classical languages
 11 Text |          the action which tends to advantage; and the original form may


Critias
    Part
 12 Intro|            of the story is a great advantage: (2) the manner in which


Euthydemus
    Part
 13 Text |         also use them; there is no advantage in merely having them?~True.~
 14 Text |      consternation at this.~Taking advantage of my consternation he added:


Euthyphro
    Part
 15 Text |           we have very greatly the advantage of them.~EUTHYPHRO: And


The First Alcibiades
    Part
 16 Text |           point in which I have an advantage over you.~ALCIBIADES: What


Gorgias
    Part
 17 Intro|       dialogues.~There may be some advantage in drawing out a little
 18 Intro|          or duty of toleration, or advantage to be derived from freedom
 19 Intro|    self-control we give another an advantage over us—we are doing not
 20 Text |         refuted, there would be an advantage in going on with the question,
 21 Text |            actions turn out to his advantage, and that this is the meaning
 22 Text |           the greatest pleasure or advantage or both?~POLUS: Yes.~SOCRATES:
 23 Text |        great evil; and this is the advantage of enduring the pain—that
 24 Text |      painful, but are blind to the advantage which ensues from it, not
 25 Text |           ingenuity perceiving the advantage to be thereby gained, slyly
 26 Text |            shoes ought to have the advantage in shoes; the shoemaker,
 27 Text |        degree, or have the bad the advantage both in good and evil? (


Laches
    Part
 28 Text |      useful to young men. It is an advantage to them that among the favourite
 29 Text |         case he would have a great advantage. Further, this sort of skill
 30 Text |         them. Let me add a further advantage, which is by no means a
 31 Text |            arts which give them an advantage over other nations in war,
 32 Text |        this be an art of which the advantage is so slight, or not an


Laws
    Book
 33 1    |            I see quite clearly the advantage of an army having a good
 34 1    |   followers, which is a very great advantage; and so of other things.
 35 1    |           I do not see any similar advantage which either individuals
 36 1    |        should turn out to have any advantage equal in importance to that
 37 1    |     numberless cases, in which the advantage would be manifest of getting
 38 2    |          be of the greatest public advantage, and then use all his efforts
 39 3    |             There was also another advantage possessed by the men of
 40 3    |       passing laws.~Megillus. What advantage?~Athenian. The legislators
 41 3    |      Athenian. How, then, was this advantage lost under Cambyses, and
 42 3    |          can gain ever so small an advantage for themselves, they devastate
 43 4    |             which is in one way an advantage to the colonist or legislator,
 44 4    |       there must surely be a great advantage in having the aid of the
 45 4    |     because he possesses any other advantage, such as strength, or stature,
 46 5    |          deceitful person take any advantage of him.~The next move in
 47 6    |       husbandmen for their private advantage, but for the public service
 48 6    |            reasons of pleasure and advantage, hunting with dogs and other
 49 7    |            he will do much for the advantage of the young creatures.
 50 7    |         the other, the one has the advantage of making those who are
 51 7    |            notion which is for the advantage of the state and in every
 52 9    |         guilty may fairly and with advantage be left to them. And we
 53 9    |           of legislation, may with advantage be repeated by us.~Let the
 54 12   |       unfortunate, for there is no advantage in that. And what shall
 55 12   |         clearly results in a great advantage to the taker of the oath,
 56 12   |            know what is learned to advantage until the knowledge which


Phaedo
    Part
 57 Intro|            and in this we have the advantage of the ancients. But no


Phaedrus
    Part
 58 Text |            may be arranged for the advantage of both of us. And I maintain
 59 Text |        influence who has any other advantage over himself. If he can
 60 Text |         enjoyment, but also future advantage, being not mastered by love,
 61 Text |           love ought to be for the advantage of both parties, and for
 62 Text |        enquire whether love brings advantage or disadvantage.~‘Every
 63 Text |            let us now enquire what advantage or disadvantage is likely
 64 Text |           And now let us tell what advantage or disadvantage the beloved


Philebus
    Part
 65 Intro| qualitative, and refers not to the advantage or repetition of either,
 66 Intro|          and which has the further advantage of resting morality on a
 67 Intro| inheritance of others. We feel the advantage of an abstract principle
 68 Intro|      nature,’ and seems to have no advantage over them. All of these
 69 Intro|       which includes both, has the advantage over all these in comprehensiveness,
 70 Intro|         comprehensiveness, but the advantage is purchased at the expense
 71 Intro|           only. And we cannot with advantage fill up the void of our
 72 Text |        pleasure may still have the advantage over the life of wisdom.~
 73 Text |          or that he has some other advantage of person which he really
 74 Text |          deny that his art has the advantage in usefulness to mankind,


Protagoras
    Part
 75 Text |            existing, must have the advantage over pleasure and all other
 76 Text |        that pleasure often got the advantage even over a man who has


The Republic
    Book
 77 1    |            that justice is duty or advantage or profit or gain or interest,
 78 1    |         are not studying their own advantage day and night. Oh, no; and
 79 1    |           large scale in which the advantage of the unjust is most apparent;
 80 1    |          one of us to the greatest advantage? ~And do I differ from you,
 81 1    |        convince me of the superior advantage of injustice, and there
 82 1    |           that they govern for the advantage not of themselves but of
 83 1    |     benefited by receiving pay the advantage is gained by an additional
 84 1    |           just man try to gain any advantage over the just? ~Far otherwise;
 85 1    |      regard the attempt to gain an advantage over the unjust; would that
 86 1    |          and would try to gain the advantage; but he would not be able. ~
 87 2    |       likes, and always to his own advantage, because he has no misgivings
 88 4    |         his followers, or any like advantage, attempts to force his way
 89 4    |        question of the comparative advantage of justice and injustice
 90 5    |           as medicines might be of advantage. ~And we were very right. ~
 91 6    |        they are likely to lose the advantage which they were hoping to
 92 7    |            after their own private advantage, thinking that hence they
 93 7    |           they may derive no other advantage from it, always become much
 94 8    |         the next best, and has the advantage of compelling the citizens
 95 9    |           replied, has greatly the advantage; for he has of necessity
 96 9    |        lover of wisdom has a great advantage over the lover of gain,
 97 9    |     whether of pleasure, honor, or advantage, the approver of justice


The Second Alcibiades
    Part
 98 Text |         thus they would procure an advantage, have nevertheless fallen
 99 Text |            be the best way to take advantage of the opportunity?~ALCIBIADES:


The Seventh Letter
    Part
100 Text |        stable one and had also the advantage of somewhat advanced years.~
101 Text |        clear that he had not taken advantage of my teaching during my


The Sophist
    Part
102 Intro|            one another. We see the advantage of viewing in the concrete


The Statesman
    Part
103 Intro|            This has the incidental advantage, that weaving and the web
104 Intro|           dialogue, which may with advantage be further considered by
105 Intro|          The higher ranks have the advantage in education and manners,
106 Text |            a good portion may with advantage be interwoven, and then


The Symposium
    Part
107 Intro|           artifice has the further advantage of maintaining his accustomed
108 Text |        numbers; this will have the advantage of making them more profitable
109 Text |          you will have greatly the advantage of me; you will gain true


Theaetetus
    Part
110 Intro|            Theaetetus, who has the advantage of youth.~Theaetetus replies,
111 Text |          this way we could gain an advantage. Although professing not


Timaeus
    Part
112 Intro|            of the story is a great advantage.’ Then now let me explain
113 Intro|            of the story is a great advantage,’ if we read between the
114 Text |             and has the very great advantage of being a fact and not