Cratylus
    Part
  1 Text |       their names has Archepolis (ruler of the city)—and yet the
  2 Text |           therefore he called the ruler of this element Poseidon;


Critias
    Part
  3 Text |      command others, nor obey any ruler who commanded them, to act


The First Alcibiades
    Part
  4 Text |        And if you meant to be the ruler of this city, would you


Gorgias
    Part
  5 Intro|          avoid the last must be a ruler, or the friend of a ruler;
  6 Intro|         ruler, or the friend of a ruler; and to be the friend he
  7 Intro|          must be the equal of the ruler, and must also resemble
  8 Intro| unprepared for them; but like the Ruler of the Universe Himself,
  9 Text |           of Perdiccas is now the ruler of Macedonia?~SOCRATES:
 10 Text |         that every man is his own ruler; but perhaps you think that
 11 Text |        and master of himself, and ruler of his own pleasures and
 12 Text |      enemies, even though he be a ruler in his city? Nay, Socrates,
 13 Text |        art of one who is either a ruler or even tyrant himself,


Ion
    Part
 14 Text |          ought to say, and what a ruler and what a subject.~SOCRATES:
 15 Text |           than the pilot what the ruler of a sea-tossed vessel ought
 16 Text |       than the physician what the ruler of a sick man ought to say?~


Laws
    Book
 17 1    |  communicate his observation to a ruler or to an equal in years
 18 1    |      intended by nature to have a ruler, and is well enough when
 19 1    |   president, but always without a ruler or with a bad one:—when
 20 1    |           soldiers will require a ruler?~Cleinias. To be sure; no
 21 1    |         provide them with a quiet ruler?~Cleinias. Of course.~Athenian.
 22 1    |         of the revels? For if the ruler of drinkers be himself young
 23 1    |        superintendence of a sober ruler. Do you not see that a drunken
 24 1    |        drunken pilot or a drunken ruler of any sort will ruin ship,
 25 3    |           whom the lot falls is a ruler, and he who fails in obtaining
 26 4    |     mortal man and not God is the ruler, have no escape from evils
 27 4    |           no need of any guide or ruler, but is able himself to
 28 5    |        leave the selection to the ruler of the settlement. Following
 29 5    |           to be preserved, and no ruler, nor any one else who aspires
 30 8    |       have to be coerced; and the ruler fears the subject, and will
 31 10   |       obey the soul, which is the ruler?~Cleinias. Nothing can be
 32 10   |          us say to the youth:—The ruler of the universe has ordered
 33 10   |        been infinite; but now the ruler of the world has a wonderfully
 34 12   |       first place, to be called a ruler at all; further, will he
 35 12   |     citizen, can hardly be a good ruler of a whole state; but he


Menexenus
    Part
 36 Text |        and good is a governor and ruler. The basis of this our government


Phaedo
    Part
 37 Text |          Once more, he said, what ruler is there of the elements


Philebus
    Part
 38 Intro|           affirmed mind to be the ruler of the universe. And remember


The Republic
    Book
 39 1    |        when you admitted that the ruler was not infallible, but
 40 1    |     artists. No artist or sage or ruler errs at the time when he
 41 1    |            we should say that the ruler, in so far as he is a ruler,
 42 1    |       ruler, in so far as he is a ruler, is unerring, and, being
 43 1    |           sense do you speak of a ruler or stronger whose interest,
 44 1    |   inferior should execute-is he a ruler in the popular or in the
 45 1    |          true physician is also a ruler having the human body as
 46 1    |           sense of the term, is a ruler of sailors, and not a mere
 47 1    |   admitted. ~And such a pilot and ruler will provide and prescribe
 48 1    |        and not for his own or the ruler's interest? ~He gave a reluctant "
 49 1    |         who, in so far as he is a ruler, considers or enjoins what
 50 1    |          say, the interest of the ruler and stronger, and the loss
 51 1    |         saying just now about the ruler. I conceived that the art
 52 1    |     conceived that the art of the ruler, considered as a ruler,
 53 1    |        the ruler, considered as a ruler, whether in a State or in
 54 1    |         plain proof that the true ruler is not meant by nature to
 55 1    |       must necessarily be an evil ruler and superintendent, and
 56 1    |          and the good soul a good ruler? ~Yes, necessarily. ~And
 57 3    |           he said. ~If, then, the ruler catches anybody beside himself
 58 3    |        pure, shall be appointed a ruler and guardian of the State;
 59 3    |         ranks, and the eye of the ruler must not be pitiful toward
 60 4    |       slave and freeman, artisan, ruler, subject-the quality, I
 61 5    |           in any other State of a ruler who would speak of one of
 62 6    |        who is able to govern. The ruler who is good for anything
 63 6    |          Yes, one is enough. ~The ruler may impose the laws and
 64 6    |          s fire, was to be made a ruler, and to receive honors and
 65 7    |        better life than that of a ruler, and then you may have a
 66 7    |        err; and the State makes a ruler, and the individual a friend,
 67 8    |           honor; claiming to be a ruler, not because he is eloquent,
 68 8    |          the rich man, and make a ruler of him, and dishonor the
 69 8    |           in truth he was neither ruler nor subject, but just a
 70 8    |        you say, he seemed to be a ruler, but was only a spendthrift. ~
 71 8    |          is a pauper who is not a ruler. ~And may we be so bold
 72 9    |       their hearts a guardian and ruler like our own, and when this
 73 9    |        you mean that he will be a ruler in the city of which we


The Second Alcibiades
    Part
 74 Text |         satisfied unless you were ruler of the whole of Europe,


The Seventh Letter
    Part
 75 Text |      whether it be under a single ruler or more than one, if, while


The Statesman
    Part
 76 Intro|          truest sense of all, the ruler is not man but God; and
 77 Intro|         despair of finding a true ruler, are willing to acquiesce
 78 Intro|  household may be compared to the ruler of a small state. Hence
 79 Intro|      commands to others. Again, a ruler is concerned with the production
 80 Intro|          had all passed away, the ruler of the universe let go the
 81 Intro|            as there is no natural ruler of the hive, they meet together
 82 Intro|     degree of co-operation in the ruler and his subjects,—an ‘education
 83 Intro|       despair of finding the true ruler; and therefore are ready
 84 Intro|          by us:—~a. The imaginary ruler, whether God or man, is
 85 Intro|   something higher—an intelligent ruler, whether God or man, who
 86 Intro|           external authority of a ruler impose laws for which a
 87 Intro|         the wisdom of the perfect ruler.~Laws should be just, but
 88 Text |     station is able to advise the ruler of a country, may not he
 89 Text |           the knowledge which the ruler himself ought to have?~YOUNG
 90 Text |        whether he happens to be a ruler or a private man, when regarded
 91 Text |          work himself, but is the ruler of workmen?~YOUNG SOCRATES:
 92 Text |        art of command—for he is a ruler?~YOUNG SOCRATES: The latter,
 93 Text |            For we are seeking the ruler; and our enquiry is not
 94 Text |   concerned with him who is not a ruler.~YOUNG SOCRATES: Very good.~
 95 Text |         produce our Statesman and ruler, and set him like a charioteer
 96 Text |         we declared him to be the ruler of the entire State, without
 97 Text |        servant pretending to be a ruler, and yet I do not think
 98 Text |     included in the notion of the ruler.~YOUNG SOCRATES: True.~STRANGER:
 99 Text |  government of the one scientific ruler, is to do nothing contrary
100 Text |            And when an individual ruler governs neither by law nor
101 Text |          alone would be the happy ruler of a true and perfect State.~
102 Text |         needed, you must choose a ruler who has both these qualities—
103 Text |           each, for the temperate ruler is very careful and just


The Symposium
    Part
104 Intro|       well as just, for he is the ruler of the desires, and if he
105 Text |    Temperance is the acknowledged ruler of the pleasures and desires,


Timaeus
    Part
106 Intro|       thinks and knows and is the ruler of the whole. Secondly,
107 Text |          than the body, to be the ruler and mistress, of whom the