The Apology
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 1 Text |          which I have been in the habit of using in the agora, at
 2 Text |         to be encouraged, in this habit of perjury—there can be
 3 Text |        has constantly been in the habit of opposing me even about


Cratylus
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 4 Intro|     erotan, or eirein, from their habit of spinning questions; for
 5 Intro|         But he does not see that ‘habit and repute,’ and their relation
 6 Intro|          rather by the prevailing habit, of a majority. The favourite
 7 Text |     nature; all is convention and habit of the users;—such is my


Crito
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 8 Text |          your eyes—you are in the habit of asking and answering


Euthyphro
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 9 Text |           But I have a benevolent habit of pouring out myself to


The First Alcibiades
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10 Text |            such as you are in the habit of hearing; but that is
11 Text |           And they are not in the habit of deliberating about wrestling,


Gorgias
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12 Intro|  reflection. To awaken in us this habit of reflection is the business
13 Intro|       Romans.)~Men are not in the habit of dwelling upon the dark
14 Intro|          Republic). We are in the habit of opposing speech and writing,
15 Text |           that we may not get the habit of anticipating and suspecting
16 Text |        not an art at all, but the habit of a bold and ready wit,
17 Text |           to manage mankind: this habit I sum up under the word ‘
18 Text |           the body keeps the same habit, and the results of treatment
19 Text |          a word, whatever was the habit of the body during life


Laws
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20 1    |         gained either by study or habit, although they are far from
21 1    |            and first consider the habit of courage; and then we
22 1    |     reminding me. But now, as the habit of courage and fearlessness
23 2    |       suited, either by nature or habit or both, cannot help feeling
24 2    |           for they are now in the habit of composing with a view
25 3    |       early period; they lived by habit and the customs of their
26 4    |   Stranger, we Cretans are in the habit of saying that the battle
27 4    |       them, yet from the force of habit they would fain preserve
28 5    |            instead of wisdom, the habit of craft, which evil tendency
29 6    |         to be gained by study, or habit, or some mode of acquisition,
30 7    |           because mankind get the habit of frequently transgressing
31 7    |         older persons, are in the habit of keeping quails and cocks,
32 7    |      which springs out of an evil habit of the soul. And when some
33 7    |         this is the way to form a habit of cowardice and not of
34 7    |            on the other hand, the habit of overcoming, from our
35 7    |         to pursue after this mean habit—he should not rush headlong
36 7    |         character is engrained by habit. Nay, more, if I were not
37 7    |         difference in them by bad habit. In some cases this is of
38 7    |           is not required, if the habit of moderation be once rightly
39 8    |   training they have acquired the habit and are strong enough and
40 8    |         of him who is seduced the habit of courage, or in the soul
41 10   |         in you who are not in the habit of answering, giddiness
42 11   |         another, and the feminine habit of casting aspersions on
43 11   |           is no man who is in the habit of laughing at another who
44 12   |          upwards to practise this habit of commanding others, and
45 12   |      properly observe the laws by habit only, and without an intelligent


Meno
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46 Text |         And he has taught you the habit of answering questions in
47 Text |        which you have been in the habit of hearing: and your wit
48 Text |           asked the question from habit; but if you can prove to


Phaedo
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49 Intro|           of both worlds; and the habit of life is strongest in
50 Text |           days we had been in the habit of assembling early in the
51 Text |          I was saying before; the habit of the soul gathering and
52 Text |           beloved has been in the habit of using? Do not they, from
53 Text |      justice, and are acquired by habit and attention without philosophy


Phaedrus
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54 Intro|          our preachers are in the habit of praising God ‘without
55 Intro|        going without sandals, his habit of remaining within the
56 Text |         have hitherto been in the habit of calling dialecticians;
57 Text |         good, either by nature or habit, he who would be a skilful


Philebus
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58 Intro|          necessary character. The habit of the mind, the opinion
59 Text |         vicious form of a certain habit; and of vice in general


Protagoras
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60 Text |         other Sophists are in the habit of insulting their pupils;


The Republic
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61 2    |           guardians to regard the habit of quarrelling among themselves
62 3    |            he said. ~And will the habit of body of our ordinary
63 3    |         am afraid, I said, that a habit of body such as they have
64 3    |       because, by indolence and a habit of life such as we have
65 3    |           or hunger, or some evil habit or other, would turn upon
66 4    |          of music have gained the habit of good order, then this
67 4    |          of good order, then this habit of order, in a manner how
68 5    |           day-dreamers are in the habit of feasting themselves when
69 6    |        the higher reason. And the habit which is concerned with
70 7    |           And if they were in the habit of conferring honors among
71 7    |        needed to acquire this new habit of sight might be very considerable),
72 7    |         can be implanted later by habit and exercise, the virtue
73 7    |    underground abode, and get the habit of seeing in the dark. When
74 7    |        When you have acquired the habit, you will see ten thousand
75 7    |    guardians by the influences of habit, by harmony making them
76 8    |          kept down by his general habit of life? ~True. ~Do you
77 9    |        the influence of nature or habit, or both, he becomes drunken,
78 9    |          will regulate his bodily habit and training, and so far
79 10   | sufficiently trained by reason or habit, allows the sympathetic
80 10   |        his virtue was a matter of habit only, and he had no philosophy.


The Second Alcibiades
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81 Text |         the Gods that they have a habit of sacrificing blemished


The Sophist
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82 Intro|            and in his lawyer-like habit of writing and speaking
83 Text |   STRANGER: I should say that the habit which leads a man to neglect
84 Text |         away at the moment by the habit of assenting into giving
85 Text |           which he has learned by habit to feel about, and cannot


Theaetetus
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86 Intro|          may be cured of the evil habit which generates in him an
87 Intro|      observed how ridiculous this habit of theirs makes them when
88 Intro|       being educated by language, habit, and the teaching of other
89 Intro|      events: (c) of the effect of habit, which is strongest when
90 Intro|        beginning is made, the old habit soon returns, the neglected
91 Intro|       Consciousness is opposed to habit, inattention, sleep, death.
92 Intro|           and silent influence of habit, which little by little
93 Text |   SOCRATES: And is not the bodily habit spoiled by rest and idleness,
94 Text |            And what of the mental habit? Is not the soul informed,
95 Text |          abolished, although from habit and ignorance we are compelled
96 Text |         true. But as the inferior habit of mind has thoughts of
97 Text |      other term will describe the habit of a man who is always arguing


Timaeus
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98 Intro| involuntary and arises from a bad habit of the body and evil education.
99 Intro|          the critical or defining habit of mind or time, has been