The Apology
    Part
  1 Text |        happiness, and I give you the reality. And if I am to estimate


Cratylus
    Part
  2 Intro|              not mere appearance but reality. Nor is he disposed to say
  3 Intro|       metaphysician, believes in the reality of that which absorbs his
  4 Intro|   semainomenon, and the like have no reality; they do not either make
  5 Text |            to him, one man cannot in reality be wiser than another.~HERMOGENES:
  6 Text |      condition, they suppose to be a reality of nature; they think that
  7 Text |            in every point the entire reality, would no longer be an image.


Crito
    Part
  8 Text |          thing this would be! But in reality they can do neither; for
  9 Text |            and thanks, or whether in reality we shall not do rightly;


Gorgias
    Part
 10 Intro|             concrete, from poetry to reality. Language is the expression
 11 Intro|              have a greater life and reality than is to be found in any
 12 Text |     appearance of health and not the reality?~GORGIAS: Yes, certainly.~
 13 Text |              injustice, and that the reality and not the appearance of


Laws
    Book
 14 1    |            him to be only a name; in reality every city is in a natural
 15 5    |         excessive love of self is in reality the source to each man of
 16 6    |            the same name, but are in reality in many ways almost the
 17 7    |          having some little share of reality.~Megillus. You have a low
 18 8    |             we might come as near to reality as possible, instead of
 19 8    |       imitating in every respect the reality of war; fighting with boxing–
 20 9    |              first of goods which in reality is only the third. And in
 21 12   |           with, but not without, the reality of goodness. And our Cretan
 22 12   |        reason to expect that, if the reality answers to the idea, she
 23 12   |              whose web of life is in reality finished, giving death,
 24 12   |           others, as if they were in reality not many but one, that is,
 25 12   |        perfected and become a waking reality, which a little while ago


Lysis
    Part
 26 Intro|             retain the name when the reality has ceased to be. That two


Meno
    Part
 27 Intro|              them. Hence there is no reality in human action and no place
 28 Intro|            knowledge rather than the reality which is vouchsafed to us.
 29 Text |             in like manner will be a reality among shadows.~MENO: That


Parmenides
    Part
 30 Intro|              But the objection is in reality fanciful, and rests on the
 31 Intro|             philosophers to deny the reality of time and space. It is
 32 Text |              which will also have no reality, if one is not?~Yes.~And


Phaedo
    Part
 33 Intro|        inseparably bound up with the reality of his existence. For the
 34 Intro|            ideas are to his mind the reality, the truth, the principle
 35 Text |            philosophers desire is in reality death, and that they have
 36 Text |        nature of everything. Has the reality of them ever been perceived


Phaedrus
    Part
 37 Intro|              or in the Charmides, in reality inconsistent with the sterner
 38 Intro|             to prefer appearances to reality? Let us take a survey of
 39 Text |            it, rejoices at beholding reality, and once more gazing upon
 40 Text |               not in pretence but in reality, being also himself of a
 41 Text |           show of wisdom without the reality.~PHAEDRUS: Yes, Socrates,
 42 Text |       distinguish the dream from the reality, cannot in truth be otherwise


Philebus
    Part
 43 Intro|       positive infinity, or infinite reality, which we attribute to God,
 44 Intro|          happiness and the objective reality of a state which receives
 45 Text |          king of heaven and earth—in reality they are magnifying themselves.
 46 Text |            hurtful to others both in reality and in fiction, but powerless
 47 Text |             has to do with being and reality, and sameness and unchangeableness,


The Republic
    Book
 48 1    |             anyone might see, was in reality eager to speak; for he thought
 49 1    |          justice and the just are in reality another's good; that is
 50 2    |             the unjust is pursuing a reality; he does not live with a
 51 3    |               an appearance only; in reality during all that time they
 52 4    |             knowing that they are in reality cutting off the heads of
 53 4    |                I mean to say that in reality for a long time past we
 54 4    |            of use? ~Clearly. ~But in reality justice was such as we were
 55 5    |           prevails at present, is in reality a violation of nature. ~
 56 6    |            and honorable without the reality; but no one is satisfied
 57 6    |           the appearance of good-the reality is what they seek; in the
 58 7    |            he will conceive to be in reality clearer than the things
 59 7    |             is also yours, will be a reality, and not a dream only, and
 60 7    |             or would not have been a reality I cannot venture to say;
 61 7    |             have seen something like reality; of that I am confident. ~
 62 7    |           can they behold the waking reality so long as they leave the
 63 8    |        forced to become oligarchs in reality; they do not wish to be,
 64 9    |         becomes always and in waking reality what he was then very rarely
 65 9    |          worst man: he is the waking reality of what we dreamed. ~Most
 66 9    |           appearance only, and not a reality; that is to say, the rest
 67 10   |            there is no difference in reality. And the same of all things. ~
 68 10   |           appear-of appearance or of reality? ~Of appearance. ~Then the
 69 10   |             has been shown to confer reality, and not to deceive those


The Sophist
    Part
 70 Intro|       falsehood had no existence, if reality was denied to Not-being:
 71 Intro|              each other, no Being or reality can be ascribed to Not-being,
 72 Intro|    understand how there could be any reality in Not-being. In the Sophist
 73 Intro|           harmony is discord; for in reality harmony consists of notes
 74 Intro|        necessary and spontaneous: in reality it goes beyond experience
 75 Text |            as we can without the sad reality. And now I should like you
 76 Text |            THEAETETUS: Yes; it is in reality only an image.~STRANGER:
 77 Text |          what we call an image is in reality really unreal.~THEAETETUS:
 78 Text |             be allowed to assert the reality of not-being, and yet escape
 79 Text |            shown that falsehood is a reality and belongs to the class


The Statesman
    Part
 80 Intro|              only the second best in reality), is to reduce the ideal
 81 Intro|               he is dealing with the reality of things, not with visions
 82 Text |              the dream will become a reality to us.~YOUNG SOCRATES: Very
 83 Text |            action, and is not this a reality, and the chief mark of difference
 84 Text |             embraced them within the reality of a single kind. But we
 85 Text |           not this prohibition be in reality quite as ridiculous as the
 86 Text |         violating the laws, while in reality appetite and ignorance are


The Symposium
    Part
 87 Text |              doing something when in reality you are doing nothing. And
 88 Text |              be the same although in reality new, according to that law
 89 Text |             not of an image but of a reality), and bringing forth and


Theaetetus
    Part
 90 Intro|    Materialists of Plato, denied the reality of sensation. And in the
 91 Intro|            as well as Plato, and the reality to which they were both
 92 Intro|           ourselves when we deny the reality of that by which we have
 93 Intro|         power of the faculties is in reality an anticipation. For simultaneous
 94 Intro|              we are dealing with the reality, with the greater and, as
 95 Intro| consciousness of freedom without the reality. It may be regarded as a
 96 Intro|             which does not admit the reality or the possibility of another
 97 Text |               that a doubt about the reality of sense is easily raised,
 98 Text |           But you do not see that in reality none of these theories come
 99 Text |            both in appearance and in reality. And in like manner the
100 Text |              holy and unholy, are in reality to each state such as the


Timaeus
    Part
101 Intro|           may be identified with the reality of Solon, and our antediluvian
102 Intro|            made the world, and is in reality, whether in Plato or in
103 Intro|              agreeing with it, is in reality the opposite of it, that
104 Intro|           Sophist he also denies the reality of not-being (Aristot. Metaph.).
105 Intro|             one class of them is the reality and the other appearance;
106 Intro|           the mind of Plato a divine reality. The slight touch, perhaps
107 Text |             transfer to the world of reality. It shall be the ancient
108 Text |      relating to the true and waking reality of nature, we have only
109 Text |              For an image, since the reality, after which it is modelled,