Charmides
    Part
  1 PreS |               to the Aeneis.) He must carry in his mind a comprehensive


Cratylus
    Part
  2 Intro|          remember that however far we carry back our analysis some ultimate
  3 Intro|              them in later ages. They carry with them the faded recollection


Euthydemus
    Part
  4 Text |        disposed to think. But did you carry the search any further,


The First Alcibiades
    Part
  5 Text |             you would rather, you may carry on the discussion by yourself.~


Gorgias
    Part
  6 Text |             but of all those who will carry the study of philosophy
  7 Text |              also valiant and able to carry out their designs, and not
  8 Text |               no help. And if I am to carry on the enquiry by myself,
  9 Text |              as fast as his legs will carry him: he had better order


Laches
    Part
 10 Text |               therefore beg of you to carry on the proposed discussion


Laws
    Book
 11 1    |            have light arms—no one can carry a heavy weight when running,
 12 2    |             Athenian. Then how can we carry out our purpose with decorum?
 13 3    |           Eretrians, having orders to carry them away captive; and these
 14 5    |             but he should contrive to carry out that which is nearest
 15 6    |        venerable, and every one shall carry his vote to the altar of
 16 6    |           voted for only by those who carry shields [i.e. the hoplites].
 17 7    |             in addition to this, they carry them about tucked beneath
 18 7    |               they should continue to carry them until the infant has
 19 7    |               example of the Goddess, carry shield or spear, or stand
 20 7    |            have to leave the city and carry on operations of war outside,
 21 7    |             Athenian. Suppose that we carry our law to the extent of
 22 7    |             of either; but he can not carry out both in action, if he
 23 8    |              such fruits, but he must carry away nothing. If, however,
 24 8    |             let a man, if he pleases, carry his own fruits through any
 25 9    |              have determined let them carry on the prosecution at law.
 26 10   |         follows:—No one shall take or carry away any of his neighbour’
 27 10   |             safety; in that way I can carry on the argument until I
 28 10   |            contrary must of necessity carry round and order and arrange
 29 10   |             other stars, does she not carry round each individual of
 30 10   |               out of your mouths, and carry you over the river as I
 31 10   |           orders that he or she shall carry away their private rites
 32 11   |               slave. Any man may also carry off a freedman, if he do
 33 11   |           keep taverns for a time, or carry on retail trade, or do anything
 34 12   |               herald or an ambassador carry a false message from our
 35 12   |          departed shall choose, shall carry the bier to the sepulchre,
 36 12   |             try a third time, let him carry the suit before the select
 37 12   |          interpret them in words, and carry them out in action, judging


Meno
    Part
 38 Text |           what virtue is? And am I to carry back this report of you
 39 Text |               keeping. Suppose that I carry on the figure of the swarm,


Phaedo
    Part
 40 Intro|  Pyriphlegethon or Cocytus, and these carry them as far as the Acherusian
 41 Intro|              be imagined to dwell and carry on their occupations. When
 42 Text |           will more surely and safely carry him. And now, as you bid


Phaedrus
    Part
 43 Intro|               the wing is to rise and carry the downward element into
 44 Intro|             are chirruping around may carry our words to the Muses,
 45 Intro|            the love of song. And they carry to them in heaven the report
 46 Intro|          which Phaedrus undertakes to carry to Lysias from the local
 47 Intro|             and Socrates himself will carry a similar message to his
 48 Intro|              the coming ages we shall carry with us the recollection
 49 Text |               so we will allow him to carry off the palm. And we, on
 50 Text |               tends to soar aloft and carry that which gravitates downwards
 51 Text |             that living tomb which we carry about, now that we are imprisoned
 52 Text |           back and fight, and he will carry baggage or anything.’~PHAEDRUS:
 53 Text |              and he only can bear and carry.—Anything more? The prayer,


Philebus
    Part
 54 Intro|               Mr. Mill, he would best carry out the principle of utility


Protagoras
    Part
 55 Text |              In like manner those who carry about the wares of knowledge,
 56 Text |       wholesale or retail dealer, and carry them away in other vessels,
 57 Text |            the wares of knowledge and carry them away in another vessel;
 58 Text |            and did not enable them to carry on war against the animals:
 59 Text |           their ability,—but who will carry them further in their arts?
 60 Text |              famous athlete, he would carry off the palm among his contemporaries.
 61 Text |            the medium, and which they carry on by turns and in an orderly
 62 Text |              up. And I should like to carry on the discussion until


The Republic
    Book
 63 1    |              a novelty. Will horsemen carry torches and pass them one
 64 2    |               in Hades, and make them carry water in a sieve; also while
 65 4    | wrong-hereafter, if you like, we will carry the examination further,
 66 5    |         faltering in his mind; but to carry on an argument when you
 67 5    |           inquire how the rulers will carry out these arrangements,
 68 6    |              of philosophy, when they carry on the study, not only in
 69 7    |               amateurs, but they must carry on the study until they
 70 7    |               that I should prefer to carry on the argument mainly on
 71 7    |           relative to each other, and carry with them that which is
 72 7    |               the instrument: I might carry on the metaphor and speak
 73 10   |              their companions all but carry them about on their shoulders.
 74 10   |               the messenger who would carry the report of the other


The Second Alcibiades
    Part
 75 Text |               or when it is better to carry out the advice?~ALCIBIADES:
 76 Text |                in cases where if they carry out their ideas in action
 77 Text |            than Creon, and would fain carry off the victory over your


The Seventh Letter
    Part
 78 Text |            with some other persons to carry off one of the citizens
 79 Text |           should aim, advising him to carry them out in practice. In
 80 Text |             ever anyone was to try to carry out in practice my ideas
 81 Text |               with better auspices to carry out his wishes-what these
 82 Text |               Dion and I attempted to carry out with our hearts set
 83 Text |         mankind which we attempted to carry out with the co-operation


The Sophist
    Part
 84 Intro|                friends of ideas,’ who carry on the polemic against sense,
 85 Intro|              everything to earth, and carry on a war like that of the
 86 Intro|             each step it professes to carry with it the ‘witness of
 87 Text |              desirous that you should carry on the argument in the best
 88 Text |             themselves be who want to carry out the argument and yet


The Statesman
    Part
 89 Intro|               wild beasts, and had to carry on the struggle for existence
 90 Intro|            referred, and that we must carry on the process of division


Theaetetus
    Part
 91 Intro|            among mankind; they do not carry with them the thought of
 92 Intro|               can the individual mind carry about the universe of space
 93 Intro|          sense.~We may, if we please, carry this scepticism a step further,
 94 Intro|        present to us, and of which we carry about the materials in our
 95 Text |              colour?~SOCRATES: Let us carry the principle which has


Timaeus
    Part
 96 Intro|           hear; and he had no need to carry food to his mouth, nor was
 97 Intro|            house of guard whence they carry the orders of the thinking
 98 Text |            education he finds hard to carry out in action, and still
 99 Text |              were better qualified to carry the discussion further,
100 Text |                the weapons which they carry are shields and spears,
101 Text |   construction of these bodies, shall carry off the palm, not as an