Charmides
   Part
 1 PreS |           original. The breath of conversation, the subtle adjustment of
 2 PreS |        answer, and so the ease of conversation is lost, and at the same


Cratylus
   Part
 3 Intro|          have also the freedom of conversation. ‘Words are more plastic
 4 Intro|        our own use of language in conversation or in writing, how we put


Euthydemus
   Part
 5 Intro|          Socrates, who renews the conversation with Cleinias. The two Sophists
 6 Text |         who also took part in the conversation.~CRITO: Neither of them
 7 Text |   according to your report of the conversation.~SOCRATES: And does the
 8 Text |          they get hold of them in conversation. This opinion which they


The First Alcibiades
   Part
 9 Intro|         The First Alcibiades is a conversation between Socrates and Alcibiades.


Gorgias
   Part
10 Intro|      speakers have the freedom of conversation; no severe rules of art
11 Intro|         let us have a little more conversation. You remember the two processes—
12 Intro|       customs which we observe in conversation, and the opposition of our
13 Intro|          still oftener in private conversation.~We may further observe
14 Intro|       Plato the ease and grace of conversation is not forgotten: they are
15 Intro|          compare Phaedrus). As in conversation too, the striking image
16 Text |          you had improved by your conversation? There may have been good


Ion
   Part
17 Intro|         of them. In the course of conversation the admission is elicited


Laches
   Part
18 Text |          Socrates and enters into conversation with him is liable to be
19 Text |    sufferer; for I am fond of his conversation, Lysimachus. And I think
20 Text |        And if I had shown in this conversation that I had a knowledge which
21 Text |         let us make an end of the conversation.~SOCRATES: I will come to


Laws
   Book
22 1    | difficulty, beguiling the time by conversation.~Cleinias. Yes, Stranger,
23 4    |     Suppose that we have a little conversation with the legislator, and
24 5    |         like them to fly from the conversation of the good, and be cut
25 12   |           shall be always holding conversation and discourse about the
26 12   |          down or uttered in daily conversation, whether men dispute about


Lysis
   Part
27 Intro|        each other. The first is a conversation between Socrates and Lysis,
28 Intro|           respecting the style of conversation which he should address
29 Text |        entertainment is generally conversation, to which you are welcome.~


Meno
   Part
30 Intro|           Meno complains that the conversation of Socrates has the effect


Parmenides
   Part
31 Intro|         that Antiphon remembers a conversation of Socrates with Parmenides
32 Text |          of Zeno, and remembers a conversation which took place between


Phaedo
   Part
33 Intro|         has been passed by him in conversation with a select company of
34 Intro|     friend—these take part in the conversation. There are present also,
35 Intro| indication that the report of the conversation is not to be taken literally.~
36 Text |    endeavour to repeat the entire conversation. On the previous days we
37 Text |        and during the rest of the conversation he remained sitting.~Why


Phaedrus
   Part
38 Intro|       with the natural freedom of conversation.~Phaedrus has been spending
39 Intro|         monsters? Engaged in such conversation, they arrive at the plane-tree;
40 Intro|        like to have a little more conversation before they go. Socrates,
41 Intro|       question: since by rational conversation man lives, and not by the
42 Intro|     unmeaning fondness or trivial conversation; how the inferior of the
43 Intro|           both of speaking and of conversation have been unduly neglected
44 Intro|       thoughts, more material for conversation; they will have a higher
45 Text |         And should I not deem the conversation of you and Lysias ‘a thing


Protagoras
   Part
46 Intro|         Socrates, who describes a conversation which had taken place between
47 Intro|           substitute for original conversation, which is intended to contrast
48 Intro|           just as in the previous conversation Prodicus is represented
49 Text |           and this he thinks that conversation with you is most likely
50 Text |           will be improved by his conversation, ought to be very cautious;
51 Text |           upon me to continue the conversation; so I said: Protagoras,
52 Text |          do not wish to force the conversation upon you if you had rather
53 Text |         will do in order that the conversation and discussion may go on
54 Text |           to unbend and hold free conversation with their wise men, and
55 Text |          good for much in general conversation, but at any point in the
56 Text |           of their own voices and conversation, by reason of their stupidity,
57 Text |      contented with one another’s conversation, of which their own voices
58 Text |           another to the proof in conversation. And these are the models
59 Text |        make proof of the truth in conversation. If you have a mind to ask,
60 Text |         the noble Callias. So the conversation ended, and we went our way.~


The Republic
   Book
61 1    |         the pleasure and charm of conversation. Do not, then, deny my request,
62 6    |         things the theme of their conversation? and nothing can be more
63 9    |   injustice, let us have a little conversation with him. ~What shall we


The Second Alcibiades
   Part
64 Pre  |    abruptness and agroikia in the conversation, which is very un-Platonic.


The Sophist
   Part
65 Text |    popular orator, and the art of conversation may be called in one word
66 Text |       that sort of hireling whose conversation is pleasing and who baits
67 Text |       affairs for the pleasure of conversation, of which the style is far
68 Text |           Then, again, in private conversation, when any universal assertion
69 Text |          thought is the unuttered conversation of the soul with herself?~
70 Text |           and that thought is the conversation of the soul with herself,


The Statesman
   Part
71 Text |       kinsman by the style of his conversation. I myself was discoursing
72 Text |     itself to us in the course of conversation.~STRANGER: Very good, Socrates;


The Symposium
   Part
73 Text |           to Athens just made for conversation? And so we walked, and talked
74 Text |        rich men and traders, such conversation displeases me; and I pity
75 Text |         that you would repeat the conversation.~APOLLODORUS: Well, the
76 Text |       This was the style of their conversation as they went along. Socrates
77 Text |        Prot.). To-day let us have conversation instead; and, if you will
78 Text |        will tell you what sort of conversation. This proposal having been
79 Text |          there will be no lack of conversation; for I mean to propose that
80 Text |        and neglecting him, who in conversation is the conqueror of all
81 Text |            Are we to have neither conversation nor singing over our cups;


Theaetetus
   Part
82 Intro|         to no more than this: the conversation is said to have taken place
83 Intro|         and especially the famous conversation which Socrates had with
84 Intro|          a poem, or of a topic in conversation. That which is given by
85 Intro|       youth, and had a remarkable conversation with him, not long before
86 Intro|          And could you repeat the conversation?’ ‘Not from memory; but
87 Intro|        agree to rest and have the conversation read to them by a servant...‘
88 Text |            and he had a memorable conversation with him, which he repeated
89 Text |       fulfilled; but what was the conversation? can you tell me?~EUCLID:
90 Text |           I have nearly the whole conversation written down.~TERPSION:
91 Text |       into rudeness by my love of conversation? I only want to make us
92 Text |        that?~SOCRATES: I mean the conversation which the soul holds with


Timaeus
   Part
93 Intro|      grander and simpler than the conversation between Solon and the Egyptian