Cratylus
   Part
 1 Intro|        According to a truly Platonic mode of approaching the subject,
 2 Intro|            imitation. Gesture is the mode which a deaf and dumb person
 3 Text |        natural instrument? Any other mode of speaking will result
 4 Text |        SOCRATES: That is to say, the mode of assignment which attributes
 5 Text |            my view to you: the first mode of assignment, whether applied
 6 Text |              as right; and the other mode of giving and assigning


Critias
   Part
 7 Text |             indistinct and deceptive mode of shadowing them forth.


Euthydemus
   Part
 8 Intro|             this specimen of his own mode of instruction, the two
 9 Text |           and have mastered the only mode of fighting which had been
10 Text |             the singularity of their mode of speech: this I say because
11 Text |            art of the enchanter is a mode of charming snakes and spiders


Euthyphro
   Part
12 Intro|          what they want; in short, a mode of doing business between


Gorgias
   Part
13 Intro|             was obliged to alter the mode of procedure, and try them
14 Intro|           private judgment. But this mode of stating the question
15 Text |          another occasion the longer mode of speech which Polus was


Laches
   Part
16 Intro|          actions, in the true Dorian mode, correspond to his words.~
17 Intro|           are not set ‘to the Dorian mode’ of words and actions; for
18 Intro|            the admirer of the Dorian mode; and into his mouth the
19 Intro|             the contrast between the mode of cross-examination which
20 Text |           Ionian, or in the Phrygian mode, nor yet in the Lydian,
21 Text |             but in the true Hellenic mode, which is the Dorian, and
22 Text |          made better?’ But the other mode of carrying on the enquiry
23 Text |              ears, or about the best mode of giving sight and hearing
24 Text |        advise any one about the best mode of attaining something of
25 Text |            not attuned to the Dorian mode, which is a harmony of words


Laws
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26 1    |            Athenian. This would be a mode of testing and training
27 2    |           rightly sung to the Dorian mode, or to the rhythm which
28 3    |            in some way; and yet this mode of looking at things may
29 4    |            This, then, is always the mode and fashion in which justice
30 5    |         themselves enmities by their mode of distributing lands and
31 5    |           not take offence at such a mode of living together, and
32 6    |            the magistracies, and the mode of establishing them; and,
33 6    |            council for the year.~The mode of election which has been
34 6    |             study, or habit, or some mode of acquisition, or desire,
35 6    |         exist already, Cleinias, the mode of life during the year
36 7    |           any of us imagine a better mode of effecting this object
37 7    |      evolutions and tactics, and the mode of grounding and taking
38 7    |            in natural order. Another mode of amusing them is to distribute
39 7    |           and if we are wrong in our mode of speaking now, and can
40 8    |     competition in gymnastic and the mode of learning it have been
41 10   |            whatever be the place and mode of their existence;—and
42 11   |            what do you call the true mode of service?~Athenian. I
43 12   |              virtue. Let us invent a mode of creating them, which


Lysis
   Part
44 Text |             be able to judge of your mode of approaching your fair


Meno
   Part
45 Text |              and I should adopt this mode of speaking, because there
46 Text |             other—that would be your mode of speaking?~MENO: Yes.~
47 Text |              consequence? And is any mode of acquisition, even if


Parmenides
   Part
48 Intro|             comprehensiveness in his mode of reasoning; he should
49 Intro|           rather that some different mode of conceiving them is required.
50 Text |               Can there be any other mode of participation?~There
51 Text |             given up, and some other mode of participation devised?~


Phaedo
   Part
52 Text |             a very careless and idle mode of speaking. I wonder that
53 Text |          found to be the second best mode of enquiring into the cause.~


Phaedrus
   Part
54 Text |          will explain, secondly, the mode in which she acts or is


Philebus
   Part
55 Intro|         gives no answer to them. His mode of speaking of the analytical
56 Intro|              ancient from the modern mode of conceiving God.~a. To
57 Intro|              to arise from an unfair mode of regarding them; the abstract
58 Intro|              Utilitarian or hedonist mode of speaking has been at
59 Text |           willing to find some other mode of clearing up our controversy.~
60 Text |        Socrates, is the more correct mode of speaking.~SOCRATES: But


Protagoras
   Part
61 Intro|           his subject; also that his mode of revealing the truth is
62 Intro|             mentions his own liberal mode of dealing with his pupils,
63 Text |             introduced the following mode of payment:—When a man has
64 Text |          According to your favourite mode of speech, Socrates, ‘Let


The Republic
   Book
65 1    |             and I adopted the common mode of speaking. But to be perfectly
66 2    |        extraordinary of all is their mode of speaking about virtue
67 3    |       replied. ~Then he will adopt a mode of narration such as we
68 3    |           That, he said, will be his mode of speaking. ~These, then,
69 4    |            shoes are to be worn; the mode of dressing the hair; deportment
70 4    |            the same moment-to such a mode of speech we should object,
71 4    |           rest. ~That is the correct mode of describing them, he replied. ~
72 5    |                And agreeably to this mode of thinking and speaking,
73 7    |           such matters? Is not their mode of operation on this wise-the


The Sophist
   Part
74 Intro|     prejudices and obstructions by a mode of treatment which is equally
75 Text |               STRANGER: There is one mode of striking, which is done
76 Text |            is the right name of that mode of fishing, Theaetetus?~
77 Text |           There is the time-honoured mode which our fathers commonly
78 Text |            sameness of condition and mode and subject could ever exist


The Statesman
   Part
79 Intro|         against our will, and by any mode of treatment, burning, bleeding,
80 Intro|         seems to require a different mode of treatment: Would he persist
81 Intro|            he be ever so honest, his mode of deciding questions would
82 Text |          agreeing with that in their mode of conception and generation
83 Text |            will, and whatever be his mode of treatment,—incision,
84 Text |            customs. If such were the mode of procedure, Socrates,


The Symposium
   Part
85 Intro|          discuss the fairness of his mode of proceeding. The love
86 Text |            that way according to the mode of performing them; and


Theaetetus
   Part
87 Intro|              opponent; and this is a mode of argument which disgusts
88 Intro|         deemed a philosopher. In the mode of effecting it, while agreeing
89 Intro|             be analyzing a necessary mode of thought: he was not aware
90 Intro|      faculties is memory, which is a mode rather than a faculty of
91 Text |           what he was. But the other mode of arguing, which is practised


Timaeus
   Part
92 Intro|         manner contrary to the usual mode, the right and left sides
93 Intro|         discover them by our present mode of enquiry. But as I observed
94 Intro|             have a place. But such a mode of proceeding would be unsatisfactory,
95 Intro|              accordance with his own mode of thinking he has interposed
96 Text |         manner contrary to the usual mode of meeting; but the right
97 Text |      relative to this,’ or any other mode of speaking which represents
98 Text | corresponding enquiry concerning the mode of treatment by which the
99 Text |              in sailing or any other mode of conveyance which is not