The Apology
   Part
 1 Intro|             which he proposed has the appearance of truth. More suspicious
 2 Text |             and he only gives you the appearance of happiness, and I give


Cratylus
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 3 Intro|         foolish; and this is not mere appearance but reality. Nor is he disposed
 4 Intro|              which are excited by his appearance. In the moment of hearing
 5 Intro|        grammar, because they wear the appearance of philosophy and there
 6 Text |              all directions; and this appearance, which arises out of their
 7 Text |       SOCRATES: One way of giving the appearance of an answer has been already
 8 Text |             to be imposed upon by the appearance of such a multitude of names,


Critias
   Part
 9 Text |             having a strange barbaric appearance. All the outside of the


Euthyphro
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10 Text |          Perhaps you may remember his appearance; he has a beak, and long


Gorgias
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11 Intro|      knowledge and opinion, being and appearance, are never far off in a
12 Intro|              students of Plato by the appearance of two or more subjects.
13 Intro|              of body or soul, and the appearance of them; real arts and sciences,
14 Intro|              these disguises wear the appearance of the truth; some of them
15 Text |         really good, but good only in appearance? I mean to say, that there
16 Text |               be that which gives the appearance of health and not the reality?~
17 Text |              be, when they make their appearance in the arena of philosophy.
18 Text |              at his play; there is an appearance of grace and freedom in
19 Text |           when he was alive, the same appearance would be visible in the
20 Text |               the reality and not the appearance of virtue is to be followed


Laches
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21 Intro|             and greatly adding to the appearance of the soldier in the field.
22 Text |         matter;—he will make a better appearance at the right time; that
23 Text |             say, at the time when his appearance will strike terror into
24 Text |              only wanted to avoid the appearance of inconsistency. And if


Laws
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25 2    |              the very opposite is the appearance of both of them.~Cleinias.
26 3    |              harmony may have had the appearance of wisdom, but was really,
27 5    |            not only as the fairest in appearance, but as being one which,
28 5    |                Nor should we fear the appearance of minuteness, if the law


Meno
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29 Intro|             in order to take away the appearance of inconsistency, in attributing
30 Intro|          difference between truth and appearance, of which he is absolutely
31 Text |               seem to me both in your appearance and in your power over others


Parmenides
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32 Intro|              had described to him the appearance of Parmenides and Zeno;
33 Intro|           each particle will have the appearance of being equal with the
34 Intro|          forgets the rest. It has the appearance of a mathematical process;
35 Text |              had described to him the appearance of Parmenides and Zeno;
36 Text |              and thus would arise the appearance of equality.~Yes.~And having
37 Text |         different; and because of the appearance of the difference, different
38 Text |               there an opinion or any appearance of not-being in connexion


Phaedo
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39 Text |          native Boeotian.~I admit the appearance of inconsistency in what
40 Text |           looked at from above, is in appearance streaked like one of those
41 Text |               a single and continuous appearance of variety in unity. And


Philebus
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42 Intro|              who live in the world of appearance; they are temperate only
43 Text |          himself when he sees such an appearance.~PROTARCHUS: True.~SOCRATES:


Protagoras
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44 Intro|            propositions to us have an appearance of paradox—they are really
45 Text |               because, putting on the appearance of truth, you are speaking
46 Text |      principle; or would the power of appearance? Is not the latter that


The Republic
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47 2    |                as philosophers prove, appearance tyrannizes over truth and
48 2    |              is lord of happiness, to appearance I must devote myself. I
49 2    |               praise justice, but the appearance of it; we shall think that
50 3    |             they received from us, an appearance only; in reality during
51 4    |               to say in reputation or appearance, but in deed and truth,
52 4    |             washed-out and ridiculous appearance. ~Then now, I said, you
53 6    |               individuals which is an appearance only, but will go on-the
54 6    |             one is satisfied with the appearance of good-the reality is what
55 6    |              in the case of the good, appearance is despised by everyone. ~
56 7    |           makes you guard against the appearance of insisting upon useless
57 9    |         Impossible. This, then, is an appearance only, and not a reality;
58 10   |             are, or as they appear-of appearance or of reality? ~Of appearance. ~
59 10   |         appearance or of reality? ~Of appearance. ~Then the imitator, I said,
60 10   |           again and again what a poor appearance the tales of poets make
61 10   |              she may win that palm of appearance which is hers also, and


The Sophist
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62 Intro|          questioning, until the final appearance in the Politicus of his
63 Intro|           hater of truth and lover of appearance, occupied in the pursuit
64 Intro|            But how can anything be an appearance only? Here arises a difficulty
65 Intro|           could be such a thing as an appearance, because there was no such
66 Text |             of art, which produces an appearance and not an image, phantastic
67 Text |          thing as an image or idol or appearance, because in no manner or
68 Text |              which the creator of the appearance is himself the instrument.~
69 Text |             opinion, the imitation of appearance—that which coexists with
70 Text |               examine our imitator of appearance, and see whether he is sound,
71 Text | self-contradiction, is an imitator of appearance, and is separated from the


The Statesman
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72 Intro|              Sophists make their last appearance on the scene: in the Laws
73 Intro|            the mind of Plato. And the appearance of change or progress is


The Symposium
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74 Intro|             the way, (1) how the very appearance of Aristodemus by himself
75 Text |     flute-girl, who has just made her appearance, be told to go away and
76 Text |             of all things—such is the appearance which he puts on. Is he
77 Text |             true beauty in return for appearance—like Diomede, gold in exchange


Theaetetus
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78 Intro|              he feels.” Thus feeling, appearance, perception, coincide with
79 Intro|           also gives him a ridiculous appearance. A king or tyrant appears
80 Intro|               statement that truth is appearance only, or that there is no
81 Intro|              is no difference between appearance and truth.~The relativity
82 Intro|            connexion between sensible appearance and probability, and yet
83 Intro|            Being to mind and thought. Appearance in the outward object was
84 Intro|             association, by which the appearance of some person or the occurrence
85 Text |              made by the champions of appearance. They would say, as I imagine—
86 Text |              the consequence that the appearance becomes, or, if you will
87 Text |            place of the evil, both in appearance and in reality. And in like


Timaeus
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88 Intro|               far from explaining the appearance of them in the heavens.
89 Intro|             their wanderings to be an appearance only, which a little knowledge
90 Intro|              relation of the ideas to appearance, of which one is the copy
91 Intro|             the reality and the other appearance; and one is often spoken
92 Text |           shining and of a glistening appearance, including pitch, the juice
93 Text |               reason have a different appearance. Wherefore, we ought to