Cratylus
   Part
 1 Intro|      philosophers and sophists are mentioned by name: first, Protagoras
 2 Intro|           that which has just been mentioned. His great insight in one
 3 Intro|          ones, except in the case, mentioned above, of technical or borrowed
 4 Text |          first of all him whom you mentioned first—the sun?~HERMOGENES:
 5 Text | consideration of the names which I mentioned has led me into making this
 6 Text |           first of those which you mentioned; clearly that is a name
 7 Text |             the very word just now mentioned, which is neou esis (the
 8 Text |           the reasons which I have mentioned.~HERMOGENES: I think, Socrates,
 9 Text |       friend Hermogenes, which was mentioned before:—assuming that he


Critias
   Part
10 Text |            goddesses whom you have mentioned, I would specially invoke
11 Text |        their narrative of that war mentioned most of the names which


Euthyphro
   Part
12 Intro|          of piety has been already mentioned as one of five in the Protagoras,


The First Alcibiades
   Part
13 Pre  |           of Pericles is expressly mentioned in the Phaedrus, and this


Gorgias
   Part
14 Intro|            three paradoxes already mentioned. Although they are strange
15 Intro|          on rhetoric, and is again mentioned in the Phaedrus, as the
16 Text |            which Socrates has just mentioned?’ How will you answer them?~


Ion
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17 Text |            poet; but when Homer is mentioned, I wake up at once and am
18 Text |          when the name of Homer is mentioned have plenty to say, and


Laws
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19 3    |      further confirm what was then mentioned? For we have come upon facts
20 4    |         the other artists just now mentioned, if they were bidden to
21 4    |         the latter we have already mentioned all those which are commonly
22 5    |        probably excite wonder when mentioned for the first time. And
23 5    |         still the old device often mentioned by us of sending out a colony,
24 5    |           conditions which we have mentioned.~It would be well that every
25 7    |            adopt the laws just now mentioned, and, adopting them, may
26 7    |          from the women previously mentioned, [i.e., the women who have
27 7    |          addition to all the above–mentioned advantages, infuses a sort
28 7    |         the offences which we have mentioned, does not chastise them
29 9    |         not been described. Having mentioned them severally under their
30 9    |            pay the penalty already mentioned; and let the bystanders
31 10   |           repeat the acts formerly mentioned), when insults are offered
32 10   |     destroyed utterly. Have we not mentioned all motions that there are,
33 10   |           mass, which of the above–mentioned principles of motion would
34 10   |          And to which of the above–mentioned classes of guardians would
35 10   |            which have been already mentioned, and from each of these
36 11   |          by the way, since we have mentioned craftsmen at all, we must
37 11   |           kind just now explicitly mentioned, which injures bodies by
38 11   |     disease, which we have already mentioned; and there are other kinds,
39 12   |          note of the case just now mentioned; for the bad man ought always
40 12   |        fifth more than the damages mentioned in the indictment; and if
41 12   |      states, they have been partly mentioned already, and another part
42 12   |       another part of them will be mentioned hereafter as we draw near
43 12   |   particulars of the arts which we mentioned, cannot be said to have
44 12   |             which has been already mentioned—that it is the eldest, and


Menexenus
   Part
45 Pre  |           of Pericles is expressly mentioned in the Phaedrus, and this
46 Intro|         taking of Athens is hardly mentioned.~The author of the Menexenus,


Meno
   Part
47 Intro|        less than in the previously mentioned systems, the history of


Parmenides
   Part
48 Intro|         the Republic, and they are mentioned in the Theaetetus, the Sophist,
49 Intro|           in the ways which I have mentioned?’ ‘That is not an easy question
50 Text |            other things which Zeno mentioned?~I think that there are
51 Text |           other relations just now mentioned.~True.~Being, then, cannot


Phaedo
   Part
52 Intro|        expected to be present, are mentioned by name. There are Simmias
53 Text |            Socrates, that you have mentioned the name of Aesop. For it
54 Text |          of opposites which I have mentioned to you, and also its intermediate
55 Text |       attraction for me, and, when mentioned, came back to me at once,


Philebus
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56 Text |       classes are the same which I mentioned before, one the finite,
57 Text |            classes which have been mentioned; and whether pleasure and
58 Text |     Proceed.~SOCRATES: I have just mentioned envy; would you not call
59 Text |      opposite opinion.~SOCRATES: I mentioned anger, desire, sorrow, fear,
60 Text |           like kind which might be mentioned.~PROTARCHUS: That is certainly
61 Text |          that which I have already mentioned. Well says the proverb,


Protagoras
   Part
62 Text |          of the examples which you mentioned instead. Do you admit the


The Republic
   Book
63 2    |           of all has not been even mentioned, he replied. ~Well, then,
64 3    |           sweet sauces are nowhere mentioned in Homer. In proscribing
65 4    |       refer to the classes already mentioned. You would say-would you
66 5    |     advantages which might also be mentioned and which I also fully acknowledge:
67 6    |      necessity, which has not been mentioned. ~What is that? ~The gentle
68 6    |     dangers and pleasures which we mentioned before, but there is another
69 6    |          remind you of what I have mentioned in the course of this discussion,
70 10   |         far which he described. He mentioned that he was present when
71 10   |       these things which have been mentioned severally and collectively


The Second Alcibiades
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72 Pre  |         Second Alcibiades] are not mentioned by Aristotle, or by any
73 Text |            to you unfit even to be mentioned. Or do you think that Orestes,
74 Text |         one of the things which we mentioned at first, or whether he


The Seventh Letter
   Part
75 Text |       friend Socrates, whom I have mentioned, to trial before a court
76 Text |            which the other things, mentioned have reference; for it is
77 Text |          and from the three things mentioned before. Of these things
78 Text |           of the four things first mentioned, can ever be completely
79 Text |           of them is that which we mentioned a little earlier, that,
80 Text |            the things which he has mentioned, but that, after my departure,


The Sophist
   Part
81 Text |           arts which were just now mentioned are characterized by this
82 Text |         said of all the terms just mentioned.~THEAETETUS: True.~STRANGER:


The Statesman
   Part
83 Text |           for we never included or mentioned the Statesman; and we did
84 Text |         the names which I just now mentioned.~YOUNG SOCRATES: Very true.~
85 Text |        most of the things formerly mentioned are contained,—every kind
86 Text |          in which the arts already mentioned fabricate their works;—this
87 Text |            the occupations already mentioned, and separated from the
88 Text |       forms of government, which I mentioned at the beginning of this
89 Text |          all the qualities which I mentioned, and very likely of many


Theaetetus
   Part
90 Intro|       Socrates, whose name is just mentioned in the Theaetetus; (2) the
91 Text |           with the persons whom he mentioned—these were, Theodorus the
92 Text |           those which you just now mentioned—are knowledge; and I would
93 Text |        second, which has just been mentioned, is a way of reaching the


Timaeus
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94 Intro|           and makes the previously mentioned disorders still greater.
95 Intro|            on an axis is expressly mentioned, refers to the first, but
96 Text |            the causes which I have mentioned, and reflecting also that
97 Text |        virulent than those already mentioned. But the worst case of all