The Apology
   Part
 1 Intro|     certain that desertion of his duty is an evil. Anytus is quite
 2 Intro|  unimportant in comparison of the duty of self-examination, and
 3 Text |         amusement in it. Now this duty of cross-examining other
 4 Text |           convincing him. For his duty is, not to make a present


Charmides
   Part
 5 Text |           he who does so does his duty?~Yes.~And does not he who
 6 Text |          does not he who does his duty act temperately or wisely?~


Cratylus
   Part
 7 Intro|           word is thus made to do duty for many more things than


Crito
   Part
 8 Intro|            He should think of his duty to his children, and not
 9 Text |         loss of character and the duty of educating one’s children,


Euthyphro
   Part
10 Intro|          to him in the light of a duty, whoever may be the criminal.~
11 Text |       slain. If justly, then your duty is to let the matter alone;


The First Alcibiades
   Part
12 Text |     others who have neglected the duty of rescuing them have escaped


Gorgias
   Part
13 Intro|     setting before themselves the duty of bringing order out of
14 Intro|           who would undertake the duty of state-physician, if he
15 Intro|         of utility, like those of duty and right, may be pushed
16 Intro|   Socrates expressly mentions the duty of imparting the truth when
17 Intro|   asserting any abstract right or duty of toleration, or advantage
18 Intro|           but he is asserting the duty and right of the one wise
19 Intro|         undertake from a sense of duty a work in which he is most
20 Intro| immortality of fame: the sense of duty, of right, and trust in
21 Text |        Prytanes, and it became my duty as their president to take
22 Text |         view, if indeed it be our duty to harm another, whether
23 Text |        not be courageous? for the duty of a temperate man is not
24 Text |       times over that such is the duty of a public man? Nay, we


Laches
   Part
25 Text |        the fulfilment of a common duty. I will tell you, Nicias
26 Text |        time to remind you of your duty. But what say you of the
27 Text |       inviting me to perform this duty; but as we are all in the


Laws
   Book
28 1    |         both male and female; the duty of the lawgiver will be
29 1    |      understands society; for his duty is to preserve the friendly
30 2    |        vessels or judges while on duty taste wine at all, nor any
31 5    |          and his successor in the duty of ministering to the Gods,
32 6    |          barely discharging their duty to the colony, but they
33 6    |      multitude can never fulfil a duty of this sort with anything
34 6    |          way of prelude about the duty of marriage. But if a man
35 7    |       mean employment, and in the duty of serving and taking care
36 7    |           such particulars as the duty of wakefulness in those
37 7    |      legislator appears to have a duty imposed upon him which goes
38 8    |           law. Let no one pay any duty either on the importation
39 9    |         him, not forgetting their duty to the God of Strangers,
40 10   |         against the Gods. For the duty of the legislator is and
41 10   |          rivers, take upon me the duty of making the attempt first
42 10   | themselves turned away from their duty by “libations of wine and
43 12   |        the magistrates, and their duty is fulfilled justly and
44 12   |         own destiny, and that his duty is rightly to order the
45 12   |           are well fitted for the duty of a guardian. In the next


Menexenus
   Part
46 Text |      specially entrusted with the duty of watching over them above


Meno
   Part
47 Intro|      positive of anything but the duty of enquiry. The doctrine
48 Text |          be easily described: her duty is to order her house, and


Phaedo
   Part
49 Intro|         that a trifling religious duty is still unfulfilled, just
50 Intro|         and who performs the last duty of closing his eyes. It
51 Text |          not considering that his duty is to remain to the end,


Phaedrus
   Part
52 Intro| acknowledge also a higher love of duty and of God, which united


Philebus
   Part
53 Intro|   principle or with Kant’s law of duty. Yet to avoid misconception,
54 Intro|      nature of man; this sense of duty is shared by all of us in
55 Intro|     greater uncertainty about the duty of obedience to parents
56 Intro|        weakened, and the sense of duty impaired, if virtue and
57 Intro|         summed up under the word ‘duty,’ or with the Stoical ‘Follow
58 Intro|           than a deduction of the duty of benevolence from a priori
59 Intro|       expects every man to do his duty.’ These are stronger motives
60 Intro|         in connecting the idea of duty with particular duties as


Protagoras
   Part
61 Intro|       them ignorant of the common duty of citizens? To the doubt


The Republic
   Book
62 1    |           you say that justice is duty or advantage or profit or
63 2    |          any other purpose; their duty is to be in the market,
64 2    |   Certainly. ~Then it will be our duty to select, if we can, natures
65 3    |       warriors. ~That will be our duty, he said. ~Then, I said,
66 3    |           cast off their sense of duty to the State. ~How cast
67 4    |      citizens who are doing their duty to the State. But, if so,
68 4    |          lighter still-I mean the duty of degrading the offspring
69 5    |          the filial reverence and duty and obedience to him which
70 5    |       elder shall be assigned the duty of ruling and chastising
71 5    |        that they are fulfilling a duty, and many an army before
72 7    |        they have no single aim of duty which is the rule of all
73 7    |       able to share in the double duty. Wherefore each of you,
74 7    |         but simply as a matter of duty; and when they have brought
75 10   |        the spirits arrived, their duty was to go at once to Lachesis;


The Seventh Letter
   Part
76 Text |    extravagant, and consider it a duty to be idle in everything
77 Text |       unmanly one who accepts the duty of giving such forms of
78 Text |      indignant and thinking it my duty to face all dangers, in


The Sophist
   Part
79 Text |      leaving to some one else the duty of making the class and


The Statesman
   Part
80 Intro|          many parts of Hellas the duty of performing solemn sacrifices
81 Intro|         minute particulars of his duty, and therefore he is compelled
82 Intro|         in modern times about the duty of leaving men to themselves,
83 Text |     prefers.~STRANGER: That is my duty, Theodorus; having begun
84 Text |           feeding, or any special duty; if we say either ‘tending’
85 Text |          not.~STRANGER: Our first duty, as we were saying, was
86 Text |         many parts of Hellas, the duty of offering the most solemn
87 Text |    already intimated, will be our duty.~STRANGER: Do you think
88 Text |          exact particulars of his duty? Who, Socrates, would be


The Symposium
   Part
89 Text |         heavenly muse, and of the duty of accepting the temperate,
90 Text |     rather extending to the whole duty of a good and honourable


Theaetetus
   Part
91 Intro|       that the higher standard of duty has gone hand in hand with
92 Intro|           a state, or of a law of duty, or of a divine perfection,
93 Intro|         conception of obligation, duty, conscience—these are to


Timaeus
   Part
94 Text |          turn; for it is more our duty to speak of the good than