The Apology
   Part
 1 Text |       and have been doing yours, coming to you individually like
 2 Text |     state, and that any stranger coming in would have said of them


Charmides
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 3 Text |          to some youths who were coming in, and talking noisily
 4 Text |      that moment, when I saw him coming in, I confess that I was
 5 Text |       worshippers at their first coming in; and they dedicated their
 6 Text |      said, my own dream; whether coming through the horn or the


Cratylus
   Part
 7 Intro|       have been ‘the desired one coming after night,’ and not, as


Critias
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 8 Text |         accumulation of the soil coming down from the mountains,
 9 Text |          and of private persons, coming both from the city itself
10 Text |         of vessels and merchants coming from all parts, who, from


Euthydemus
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11 Text |        all attention to what was coming. I wanted to see how they
12 Text |       pursuit, Socrates, whether coming from him or from others,


The First Alcibiades
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13 Text |          I am, making a point of coming? (Compare Symp.) I do really
14 Text |       the just is the expedient, coming from your own lips, never
15 Text |         you were on the point of coming to me, and enquiring why


Gorgias
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16 Intro|         he can provide against a coming struggle. But he knows also
17 Text |        that was our intention in coming.~CALLICLES: Come into my
18 Text |         of you.~GORGIAS: What is coming, Socrates?~SOCRATES: I will
19 Text |        them. ‘What is the use of coming to you, Gorgias?’ they will
20 Text |   impression on you, and are you coming over to the opinion that


Laws
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21 1    |        truth; but to be hasty in coming to a conclusion about such
22 2    |         say that glory and fame, coming from Gods and men, though
23 5    |        we will prevent them from coming; but the good we will to
24 6    |          omitted, which some one coming after him must correct,
25 7    |         of this sort, the motion coming from without gets the better
26 7    |        education, see to him who coming in the way of the offences
27 8    |        double penalty, the first coming from the Gods, and the second
28 9    |           If a man catch a thief coming, into his house by night
29 12   |   nurture, which is the question coming to the surface again. The


Menexenus
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30 Text |       this manner: his soldiers, coming to the borders of Eretria


Meno
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31 Intro|      echo or shadow of the past, coming back by recollection from
32 Text |          a gift of nature, or as coming to men in some other way?~


Parmenides
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33 Intro|       and yet more impossible is coming into being in place, which
34 Intro|          impossible still is the coming into being either as a whole
35 Text |          likeness will always be coming to light, and if that be
36 Text |          anything?~Yes.~Then its coming into being in anything is
37 Text |          other thing while still coming into being, nor be altogether
38 Text | altogether out of it, if already coming into being in it.~Certainly
39 Text |       parts, and is not a whole, coming into being anywhere, since
40 Text |       nor by going somewhere and coming into being in something;


Phaedo
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41 Intro|        prison he has been always coming to me, and is as good as
42 Text |      exists before birth, and in coming to life and being born can
43 Text |        prison he has always been coming to see me, and at times


Phaedrus
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44 Intro|    materials of education to the coming generation. Now that every
45 Intro|    search for it. Lastly, in the coming ages we shall carry with
46 Text |         the celestial forms; and coming to earth we find her here
47 Text |        that we were slaves, who, coming to rest at a place of resort
48 Text |        something more ridiculous coming:—Suppose, further, that


Philebus
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49 Text |      false pleasures existing or coming into existence in us, because
50 Text |    madness; they prevent us from coming to the birth, and are commonly


The Republic
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51 1    |     There he is, said the youth, coming after you, if you will only
52 2    |         manner of arguing which, coming from them, I am ready to
53 3    |       replied, but there is more coming; I have only told you half.
54 4    |    Leontius, the son of Aglaion, coming up one day from the Piraeus,
55 5    |         I said, but a greater is coming; you will not think much
56 7    |         more, I said, such a one coming suddenly out of the sun
57 7    |          two causes, either from coming out of the light or from
58 7    |       this latter case the sense coming upon the object, whether
59 8    |    changed by a class of desires coming from without to assist the
60 8    |          if possible, their ever coming in; and if they have anyhow
61 9    |           they shall be choruses coming on the stage, and I must
62 10   |       Very good, I said, you are coming to the point now. And the
63 10   |       allurements of evil, lest, coming upon tyrannies and similar


The Seventh Letter
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64 Text |     before certain other persons coming in contact with Dionysios
65 Text |        and his other enemies and coming to us as exile addressed
66 Text |      done at all, he shrank from coming into close and intimate
67 Text |          whether manufactured or coming into being in the course


The Sophist
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68 Intro|           The ‘beyond’ is always coming back upon us however often
69 Text |         the difficulty which was coming is the greatest of all.~


The Statesman
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70 Intro|          world, and first of all coming to a stand then quickly
71 Text |          mistake—at first sight, coming suddenly upon him, I did


The Symposium
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72 Intro|          Aristodemus’ behalf for coming uninvited; (3) how the story
73 Text |       day before yesterday I was coming from my own home at Phalerum
74 Text |        thing happened. A servant coming out met him, and led him
75 Text |          You were quite right in coming, said Agathon; but where
76 Text |     offered sacrifice before the coming of the plague, delayed the
77 Text |        one of us, but are always coming and going; and equally true
78 Text |        which was my intention in coming, and go away? For I was
79 Text |       and always, as his way is, coming out at all sorts of unsuspected


Theaetetus
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80 Intro|    Euclides as from time to time coming to Athens and correcting
81 Intro|        who could not foresee the coming move, and therefore had
82 Intro|         colours, external bodies coming into contact with our own
83 Intro|      which he is sitting without coming through the door, nowhere
84 Text |        to have finished, and are coming towards us. Look and see
85 Text |          ever breaking forth and coming to the birth at the same
86 Text |     being created and destroyed, coming into being and passing into
87 Text |      there is another difficulty coming, which you will also have
88 Text |       and could not see what was coming, and then Socrates made
89 Text |        that this kind of heat is coming on, and another person,


Timaeus
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90 Intro|          some gentle inspiration coming from intelligence mirrors
91 Intro|       the mouth and nostrils, on coming into contact with this,
92 Text |     SOCRATES: Then, if he is not coming, you and the two others
93 Text |          called cooling, and the coming together which follows upon
94 Text |        colours.~Of the particles coming from other bodies which
95 Text |         in order that the stream coming down from above might flow
96 Text |       opposite directions; those coming from the right side they
97 Text |          as much pain as the air coming in from without; but the
98 Text |        part of us, the attack if coming on in sleep, is not so severe;
99 Text |       blood, at the first influx coming in little by little, hot