Charmides
    Part
  1 Text | therefore, if you please, I will share the enquiry with you, but


Cratylus
    Part
  2 Intro|       head, chest, lungs, have a share in creating it; and it may
  3 Text |        nothing, and proposing to share the enquiry with you? But
  4 Text |          time too may have had a share in the change. Take, for


Crito
    Part
  5 Text |        and every other citizen a share in every good which we had


The First Alcibiades
    Part
  6 Text |           for they have a larger share of these things, and they


Gorgias
    Part
  7 Intro|  physician then to have a larger share of meats and drinks? or
  8 Intro|      consequences, will probably share the fate of Socrates.~...~
  9 Text |      then, he will have a larger share of the meats and drinks,
 10 Text |          or make use of a larger share of them on his own person,
 11 Text |        he will be punished; —his share will exceed that of some,
 12 Text |       all will have the smallest share of all, Callicles:—am I
 13 Text |          better to have a larger share?~CALLICLES: Not of meats
 14 Text |    should actually have a larger share of seeds, and have as much
 15 Text |          order to claim a larger share; will you neither accept


Laws
    Book
 16 2    |       wait his turn and have his share of silence and speech, and
 17 3    |        others: the rulers gave a share of freedom to the subjects,
 18 4    |     government, as to refuse all share to the defeated party and
 19 4    |         to him; and he shall not share in the honours which the
 20 5    |   kindred, and reveres those who share in the same Gods and are
 21 5    |           in a kindly spirit, to share with those who are in want,
 22 6    |   severally fitted for it, shall share in the election of magistrates;
 23 6    |        be cast, let him lose his share of the public possessions,
 24 6    |          they are not allowed to share in the decision. Such causes
 25 6    |      possible, all should have a share; for he who has no share
 26 6    |         share; for he who has no share in the administration of
 27 6    |        to imagine that he has no share in the state at all. And
 28 7    |           but having some little share of reality.~Megillus. You
 29 7    |         deny that women ought to share as far as possible in education
 30 7    |        consider;—if women do not share in their whole life with
 31 7    |       Megillus—letting the girls share in gymnastic and music,
 32 8    |       marriage shall continue to share in contests if they are
 33 8    |        and on these terms have a share of his neighbours’ water.
 34 9    |          under the same roof, or share in the sacred rites of those
 35 9    |        violence of his appointed share of life, not because the
 36 10   |       which tribes and phratries share; and in the second degree
 37 11   |         of guardians, they shall share in the protection which
 38 11   |        forth from the family and share the deserted house, and
 39 12   |         ceremonies in which they share. The chiefs of each sacred
 40 12   |        own children, and has his share of dealings with other men,
 41 12   |    object; for I too will gladly share in the attempt. Of these
 42 12   |         ace, and I am willing to share with you the danger by stating
 43 12   |          manner of ways make him share in the foundation of the


Lysis
    Part
 44 Intro|      will not admit the world to share in their difference any
 45 Text |          said, to let you have a share. Here is Lysis, who does


Meno
    Part
 46 Text |          teach him, and he shall share the enquiry with me: and


Parmenides
    Part
 47 Text |        to us, because we have no share in absolute knowledge?~I


Phaedo
    Part
 48 Text |     which we too are entitled to share. Moreover, if you succeed
 49 Text |          the body, if invited to share in the enquiry, a hinderer
 50 Text |        proceed? Did he appear to share the unpleasant feeling which
 51 Text |        whom you call Cadmus, may share a similar fate.~Nay, my


Phaedrus
    Part
 52 Text |     youth, but to those who will share their possessions with you


Philebus
    Part
 53 Intro|    wisdom.~Which has the greater share of truth? Surely wisdom;
 54 Intro|          has generally the least share, and may be a great sufferer.~
 55 Intro|     admitted that I am to have a share, and in consistency I should
 56 Intro| therefore better give the larger share, if not all, to him?~Further,
 57 Intro|         shall we venture also to share in the risk and bear the
 58 Text |          cannot be truly said to share either in the first or second
 59 Text |          ourselves,—but shall we share in the danger, and take
 60 Text |         test: Has mind a greater share of beauty than pleasure,


Protagoras
    Part
 61 Text |    Epimetheus.~Now man, having a share of the divine attributes,
 62 Text |          like them all to have a share; for cities cannot exist,
 63 Text |      cannot exist, if a few only share in the virtues, as in the
 64 Text |          art, allow but a few to share in their deliberations;
 65 Text |          that every man ought to share in this sort of virtue,
 66 Text |     regard every man as having a share of justice or honesty and


The Republic
    Book
 67 5    |       and she's, or do they both share equally in hunting and in
 68 5    |         them? ~No, he said, they share alike; the only difference
 69 5    |          which she can or cannot share? That will be the best way
 70 5    |         their robe, and let them share in the toils of war and
 71 5    |      they are able, women are to share with the men? And in so
 72 5    |    Hellas as their own land, and share in the common temples? ~
 73 6    |         imparted, and who are to share in any office or command. ~
 74 7    |         class are not obliged to share in the toils of politics:
 75 7    |       and you are better able to share in the double duty. Wherefore
 76 7    |       said; and I wish you would share the inquiry with me, and
 77 7    |       since we have made them to share in all things like the men. ~
 78 8    |         amount fixed to have any share in the government. These
 79 8    |     remainder they give an equal share of freedom and power; and
 80 8    |          honey. ~And do they not share? I said. Do not their leaders
 81 8    |        that extent the people do share. ~And the persons whose
 82 9    |          if he has spent his own share of the property, he will
 83 9    |        the bodyguard of love and share his empire. These in his
 84 9    |         of things have a greater share of pure existence, in your


The Seventh Letter
    Part
 85 Text |       they at once invited me to share in their doings, as something
 86 Text |      wished it, or not, he might share the guilt of their conduct;
 87 Text |        has given even a moderate share of right intelligence ought


The Sophist
    Part
 88 Intro|         allow no other to have a share in the throne. This is especially
 89 Intro|      alternation or continuance, share the same fate. Most ridiculous
 90 Intro|      present occupies so large a share of popular attention, has
 91 Text |    suffering, or has neither any share in either?~THEAETETUS: Clearly,
 92 Text |         Clearly, neither has any share in either; for if they say


The Statesman
    Part
 93 Intro|       that all persons who had a share of government should have
 94 Text |      therefore be justly said to share in theoretical science?~
 95 Text |          professes and claims to share with him in the management
 96 Text |      hang about him and claim to share in his prerogatives?~YOUNG
 97 Text |         the inferior deities who share the rule of the supreme
 98 Text |       prior and greater right to share in such an art than any
 99 Text |    anything, will not profess to share in royal science?~YOUNG
100 Text |    suitable. Those which have no share of manliness and temperance,


The Symposium
    Part
101 Text |   dishonourable; loves of youths share the evil repute in which
102 Text |        therefore, if you mean to share with me and to exchange


Theaetetus
    Part
103 Intro|         trial, and the principal share in the argument is assigned,
104 Intro|      truth; and therefore has no share in knowledge. But if so,


Timaeus
    Part
105 Intro|          nature and education to share in our discourse.’~HERMOCRATES: ‘
106 Text |         every man may be said to share in true opinion, but mind
107 Text |          otherwise. Bodies which share in and are made smooth by
108 Text |     sleep, inasmuch as it has no share in mind and reason. For
109 Text |         and also, when doing its share of work, is much distressed