Charmides
   Part
 1 Intro|       behaviour is unbecoming the guardian of the beautiful Charmides.
 2 Intro|        detection of his elder and guardian Critias, who is easily seen
 3 Text |      presence of you, who are his guardian and cousin.~Very well, he
 4 Text |      Charmides: if you who are my guardian command me, I should be


Cratylus
   Part
 5 Text |      kaonta) element which is the guardian of nature. And when I joyfully


Euthydemus
   Part
 6 Text |         money, from a father or a guardian or a friend or a suitor,
 7 Text |           family Zeus, and a Zeus guardian of the phratry, and an Athene
 8 Text |        the phratry, and an Athene guardian of the phratry. But the


The First Alcibiades
   Part
 9 Text | Xanthippus, whom your father left guardian of you, and of your brother,
10 Text |          to show you that neither guardian, nor kinsman, nor any one
11 Text |        exception, perhaps of your guardian, Pericles.~ALCIBIADES: Yes,
12 Text |          that?~SOCRATES: I have a guardian who is better and wiser
13 Text |        better and wiser than your guardian, Pericles.~ALCIBIADES: Who


Laws
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14 5    |           in a special manner the guardian of the sufferer; and he
15 6    |         read about his onces. The guardian of the law shall not hold
16 6    |       important office as that of guardian of the laws after he is
17 6    |          do his utmost to appoint guardian and superintendent. To this
18 6    |          cousins, appoint another guardian within ten days, or be fined
19 6    |        opinion the legislator and guardian of the law ought to keep
20 7    |    greatest disgrace; and let the guardian of the law, who is the director
21 7    |         yet spoken, O illustrious guardian of education, of the manner
22 7    |          How would you advise the guardian of the law to act?~Athenian.
23 7    |       pattern than this which the guardian of the law who is also the
24 7    |          general outline, and the guardian of the law should enquire
25 11   |  agreement, disregarding Zeus the guardian of the city and Athene,
26 11   |        either—and some kinsman or guardian dispute this, the reply
27 11   |          To all which matters the guardian and magistrate ought to
28 11   |           of place:—He who is the guardian of an orphan of either sex,
29 11   |           superintendence of this guardian has been assigned, shall
30 11   |         these matters, if he be a guardian of the child, may be fined
31 11   |         himself a magistrate, the guardian may bring him before the
32 11   |  inflicted by the court. And if a guardian appears to the relations
33 11   |        deposed from his office of guardian of the law, and let the
34 11   |         the state appoint another guardian of the law for the city
35 12   |        all, let there be some one guardian of the law presiding, who
36 12   |        who disobeys even a single guardian of the law shall be punished
37 12   |          of the state is any such guardian power to be found? Can we
38 12   |         to the legislator and the guardian of the law, and to him who
39 12   |         because possessing such a guardian power?~Cleinias. What, Stranger,
40 12   |           say that the workman or guardian, if he be perfect in every
41 12   |        not allowed to choose as a guardian of the law, or to place
42 12   |          fitted for the duty of a guardian. In the next place, it will


Menexenus
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43 Text |         kindred in the place of a guardian—ever and always caring for


Meno
   Part
44 Intro|       that they are also one. The guardian must be made to recognize


Phaedo
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45 Intro|     righteous spirits, who become guardian angels,—had given place
46 Text |       true belief that God is our guardian and we his possessions,


Phaedrus
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47 Text |           a lover is a profitable guardian and associate for him in
48 Text |           mine, Phaedrus, and the guardian of fair children, and to


Protagoras
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49 Text |        very same Pericles was the guardian; and he being in fact under


The Republic
   Book
50 2    |          higher the duties of the guardian, I said, the more time and
51 2    |          by them. ~Well, and your guardian must be brave if he is to
52 2    |         which are required in the guardian. ~True. ~And also of the
53 2    |             He will not be a good guardian who is wanting in either
54 2    |           infer that to be a good guardian is impossible. ~I am afraid
55 2    |           nature in our finding a guardian who has a similar combination
56 2    |          he who is fitted to be a guardian, besides the spirited nature,
57 2    |           a really good and noble guardian of the State will require
58 3    |          us; for of all persons a guardian should be the last to get
59 3    |         is. ~Yes, he said; that a guardian should require another guardian
60 3    |   guardian should require another guardian to take care of him is ridiculous
61 3    |          be appointed a ruler and guardian of the State; he shall be
62 3    |             And perhaps the word "guardian" in the fullest sense ought
63 4    |            the auxiliary, and the guardian each do their own business,
64 5    |         will have the temper of a guardian, and another not. Was not
65 5    |        the qualities which make a guardian; they differ only in their
66 5    |          which makes a man a good guardian will make a woman a good
67 5    |          will make a woman a good guardian; for their original nature
68 5    |       think or speak of any other guardian as a stranger? ~Certainly
69 5    |        that he will cease to be a guardian, and is not content with
70 6    |          be any question that the guardian who is to keep anything
71 6    |           to say-that the perfect guardian must be a philosopher. ~
72 6    |           be any worse fault in a guardian of the State and of the
73 6    |          of the laws. ~True. ~The guardian then, I said, must be required
74 6    |          good will be but a sorry guardian of them; and I suspect that
75 6    |             And if we only have a guardian who has this knowledge,
76 7    |         and the years, and is the guardian of all that is in the visible
77 7    |            That is true. ~And our guardian is both warrior and philosopher? ~
78 8    |       appointed who have lost the guardian power of testing the metal
79 8    |      virtue, having lost his best guardian. ~Who was that? said Adeimantus. ~
80 8    |          a parricide, and a cruel guardian of an aged parent; and this
81 9    |          set up in their hearts a guardian and ruler like our own,
82 10   |       severally chosen, to be the guardian of their lives and the fulfiller


The Second Alcibiades
   Part
83 Text |        Pericles, your kinsman and guardian, and were to seize a sword


The Statesman
   Part
84 Intro|           appoint some one as the guardian of the law, who was both
85 Text |           shepherd from the human guardian or manager.~YOUNG SOCRATES:
86 Text |         we were to appoint as the guardian of the laws some one elected
87 Text |           but only the power of a guardian of the law which ministers


Theaetetus
   Part
88 Intro|           is at stake. He is the ‘guardian of his orphans,’ although
89 Intro|           Theodorus, whom he left guardian of his “orphan,” has not
90 Intro|          that Callias is the true guardian, but he hopes that Socrates
91 Text |     supposed to be the parent and guardian of all other things, are
92 Text |         the son of Hipponicus, is guardian of his orphans. I was too


Timaeus
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93 Intro|       universe, he made to be the guardian and artificer of night and
94 Intro|       universe, he made to be the guardian and artificer of night and
95 Text |     universe, he framed to be the guardian and artificer of night and