Cratylus
   Part
 1 Intro|          principles which, whether applied to society or language,
 2 Intro|        spurious dialectic which is applied to them; the jest about
 3 Intro|            literature, technically applied in philosophy and art; they
 4 Intro|            sentence or a word when applied to primitive language, it
 5 Intro|          of the fittest’ have been applied in the field of philology,
 6 Intro|           to be true, that whether applied to language or to other
 7 Intro|       subject to which it has been applied. Nor in any case can the
 8 Intro|            Quotations are as often applied in a sense which the author
 9 Text |            of correctness is to be applied to them.~SOCRATES: Yes,
10 Text |      reason why the name pothos is applied to things absent, as imeros
11 Text |        mode of assignment, whether applied to figures or to names,
12 Text |             I call right, and when applied to names only, true as well


Euthydemus
   Part
13 Intro|      ancient logic can be usefully applied. The weapons of common sense,
14 Intro|        differences of degree, when applied to abstract notions, were
15 Text |          to the dialectician to be applied by him, if they have any


Euthyphro
   Part
16 Intro|         The word ‘attending,’ when applied to dogs, horses, and men,
17 Text |        used in the same sense when applied to the gods as when applied
18 Text |        applied to the gods as when applied to other things. For instance,


Gorgias
   Part
19 Intro|           his successors, who have applied his method with the most
20 Intro|        foul; whether the terms are applied to bodies, colours, figures,
21 Intro|       purposes to which art may be applied (Republic).~Modern poetry
22 Intro|           together in any form and applied to any subject, have a power


Laches
   Part
23 Text |      various uses of the term when applied both to pleasure and pain,


Laws
   Book
24 1    |           now in use, and might be applied to a single person, or to
25 2    |    pleasure” is most appropriately applied to it when these other qualities
26 7    |         peculiar sort of gymnastic applied to such little creatures,
27 9    |            term “dishonourable” is applied to justice, will not the
28 11   |          in which the law is to be applied. This is what we must do,


Meno
   Part
29 Intro|          are they capable of being applied to particular and concrete
30 Intro|      strictly, no predicate can be applied.~The question which Plato
31 Text |             similar to the area so applied.), then one consequence


Parmenides
   Part
32 Intro|          of a similar method being applied to all Ideas. Yet it is
33 Intro|          universal application, is applied in this instance to Zeno’
34 Intro|           same distinction is then applied to the negative hypothesis:
35 Intro|    different meanings, as they are applied to objects of thought or
36 Text |        nature to which the name is applied, and of no other?~Quite
37 Text |           that the word ‘other’ is applied to both, will be in the


Phaedo
   Part
38 Intro|           only test which is to be applied to them. (Republic, and
39 Text |            voice of the charmer be applied daily until you have charmed


Phaedrus
   Part
40 Text |        like ‘the grapes are sour,’ applied to pleasures which cannot
41 Text |          themes of Anaxagoras, and applied what suited his purpose
42 Text |            have a certain argument applied to him in order to convince


Philebus
   Part
43 Intro|            a like principle may be applied to analogy to purely intellectual
44 Intro|         that the term false may be applied to them: in this he appears
45 Intro|           as that between pure and applied mathematics, and may be
46 Intro|           number over the mixed or applied, we can only agree with
47 Intro|        comparative expressions are applied, fall under this class.
48 Intro|           in doubtful cases may be applied to the regulation of them,
49 Intro|       distinction between pure and applied science for the first time
50 Text |       even-handed justice which is applied to both our arguments. Let
51 Text |           same principle should be applied to every one and many;—when,
52 Text |     PROTARCHUS: The proverb may be applied to us; for truly the storm


Protagoras
   Part
53 Intro| condemnation of the same arts when applied to mythology in the Phaedrus,


The Republic
   Book
54 2    |        retailer" the term which is applied to those who sit in the
55 3    |          fullest sense ought to be applied to this higher class only
56 4    |     discovery which we made be now applied to the individual-if they
57 6    |           which the term "many" is applied there is an absolute; for


The Sophist
   Part
58 Intro|         class, and would have been applied indifferently to Socrates
59 Intro|          Plato himself the term is applied in the sense of a ‘master
60 Intro|             would hardly have been applied to the greater names, such
61 Intro|         sense in which the term is applied to certain contemporaries
62 Intro|            No: if ever the term is applied to Socrates and Plato, either
63 Intro|            two classes of pure and applied, adding to them there as
64 Intro|       Hegelian criticism should be applied to his own system, and the
65 Intro|  expression of facts. It has never applied the categories to experience;
66 Text |          and to whom the terms are applied.~THEODORUS: What terms?~
67 Text |          the method which is to be applied to him on some simple and
68 Text |     multiplicity of names which is applied to him shows that the common
69 Text |         the term “not-being” to be applied?’—do you know what sort


The Statesman
   Part
70 Intro|            which the term might be applied to the myth of the Phaedrus,
71 Intro|       Socratic question and answer applied to definition, is now occupied
72 Intro|         Supreme Being. But whether applied to Divine or to human governors
73 Text |  subdivision which we have already applied to other classes; going
74 Text |      simple principle can never be applied to a state of things which
75 Text |           to whom such violence is applied, to charge the physician
76 Text |     surgical instruments are to be applied to the patient, or again


The Symposium
   Part
77 Intro|            love; but when they are applied in education with their
78 Intro|          poetarum,’ which has been applied to all the writings of Plato,
79 Intro|           be extended to the other applied sciences. That confusion
80 Text |        gone; not, however, until I applied the sneezing; and I wonder
81 Text |         ticklings, for I no sooner applied the sneezing than I was


Theaetetus
   Part
82 Intro|           terms which are commonly applied to sight. He asks whether
83 Intro|            the Eleatic philosophy, applied to the sensible world, and
84 Intro|            expression which may be applied with equal truth to memory
85 Text |            other numbers which are applied to objects of sense; and
86 Text |           about everywhere and are applied to all things, but are distinct


Timaeus
   Part
87 Intro|            of numbers. First, they applied to external nature the relations
88 Intro|           universe. Secondly, they applied number and figure equally
89 Intro|     heavenly bodies were partially applied to the erring limbs or brain
90 Intro|             The same remark may be applied to the complexity of the
91 Intro|           in a few instances, they applied them everywhere; and in
92 Intro|          whose intervals of number applied to the distances of the
93 Text |          which they are ordinarily applied by us to the division of