Charmides
   Part
 1 PreS |       and to belong to the same sphere with them. But we are not
 2 Intro|        not yet relegated to the sphere of moral virtue, as in the


Cratylus
   Part
 3 Intro|       they are taken out of the sphere of grammar and are exempt


Euthydemus
   Part
 4 Intro|   progress and have no definite sphere, tends to interfere with


Gorgias
   Part
 5 Intro|       deters. He applies to the sphere of ethics a conception of
 6 Intro|         flux transferred to the sphere of human conduct. There
 7 Intro|   mankind are living in a lower sphere, out of which they put their
 8 Intro|  sometimes remaining within the sphere of the visible, and then


Meno
   Part
 9 Intro|    either within or without the sphere of human knowledge, or how
10 Intro|         returning, and in every sphere of science and human action


Parmenides
   Part
11 Intro|         the one and many in the sphere of Ideas, although they
12 Intro|         the one and many in the sphere of the Ideas are also alluded
13 Intro|     speech transferred from the sphere of mathematics, may be doubted.
14 Intro|         they introduce into one sphere of thought associations
15 Text |        termed, which are in our sphere, and from which we receive
16 Text |     things which are within our sphere and have the same names


Phaedo
   Part
17 Intro|  whether in a higher or a lower sphere of life and thought, is
18 Intro|      men have passed out of the sphere of earthly praise or blame,


Phaedrus
   Part
19 Intro|    transfer his thoughts to our sphere of religion and feeling,


Philebus
   Part
20 Intro|        of sensible objects. The sphere of mind was dark and mysterious
21 Intro|         only begins in a higher sphere, when we speak of necessity
22 Intro|      and brings them within the sphere of human cognition. This
23 Intro| therefore when we pass into the sphere of ideas can hardly be distinguished.~
24 Intro|       in following him into the sphere of thought which he is seeking
25 Intro|         and in the Republic the sphere of nous or mind is assigned
26 Intro|      art of rhetoric has a real sphere of practical usefulness:
27 Intro|        language of Kant, is the sphere of the metaphysic of ethics.
28 Text |       allowed to intrude in the sphere of more and less and the
29 Text |         not also in that higher sphere have designed the noblest
30 Text |      with the divine circle and sphere, and knows nothing of our


The Republic
   Book
31 3    |       them all to be within the sphere of one art and study. ~Most
32 4    |      longer confined to her own sphere, should attempt to enslave
33 5    |     faculty I think only of its sphere and its result; and that
34 5    |         that which has the same sphere and the same result I call
35 5    |      but that which has another sphere and another result I call
36 5    |       is certain. ~Being is the sphere or subject-matter of knowledge,
37 5    |       implies difference in the sphere or subject-matter, and if,
38 5    |    distinct faculties, then the sphere of knowledge and of opinion
39 6    |       the sun, so in this other sphere, science and truth may be
40 6    |        the first section in the sphere of the visible consists
41 6    |       is to the original as the sphere of opinion is to the sphere
42 6    |     sphere of opinion is to the sphere of knowledge? ~Most undoubtedly. ~
43 6    |         the manner in which the sphere of the intellectual is to


The Sophist
   Part
44 Intro|        every way unto a rounded sphere.’ And a whole has parts;
45 Intro|    relegate some of them to the sphere of mystery, others to the
46 Intro|    Thomas More—meet in a higher sphere above the ordinary ways
47 Intro|       In other words, the first sphere is immediate, the second
48 Intro|        in the world,—within the sphere of the human mind, and not
49 Text |      fullness of a well-rounded sphere, Evenly balanced from the
50 Text |        classes about and in the sphere of which we proposed to
51 Text |         falsehood exists in the sphere of language and opinion,
52 Text |       us do as you say—assign a sphere to the one and leave the


The Statesman
   Part
53 Text |       if we go on to divide the sphere of knowledge?~YOUNG SOCRATES:
54 Text |       though assigning a larger sphere to that, will still reserve
55 Text |      many things within his own sphere of action by his art without


Theaetetus
   Part
56 Intro|       and true,’ belongs to the sphere of the future.~And so we
57 Intro|       for knowledge in a higher sphere, and accordingly Theaetetus,
58 Intro|       try another answer in the sphere of being: ‘When a man thinks,
59 Intro|         analysis lay beyond his sphere of thought; the age before
60 Intro|  definition of knowledge in the sphere of opinion. But here we
61 Intro|         then surprised that the sphere of opinion and of Not-being
62 Intro|       of knowledge first in the sphere of opinion. Hereafter we
63 Intro|        to occur. And within the sphere of mind the analogy of sense
64 Intro|         instrument limiting the sphere of vision, the interior
65 Intro|     rather than continuous. Its sphere has been exaggerated. It
66 Intro|        be recognized by it.~Its sphere is supposed to be narrowed
67 Text |  sleeping and waking, in either sphere of existence the soul contends
68 Text |        nature, and this earthly sphere. Wherefore we ought to fly
69 Text |         the question out of the sphere of knowing or not knowing,
70 Text |  existence in us, either in the sphere of being or of knowledge?~
71 Text |        no reason was out of the sphere of knowledge; and that things


Timaeus
   Part
72 Intro|        all-containing form of a sphere, round as from a lathe and
73 Intro|       inner and outer circle or sphere, cutting one another again
74 Intro|      cross. The outer circle or sphere was named the sphere of
75 Intro|         or sphere was named the sphere of the same—the inner, the
76 Intro|         the same—the inner, the sphere of the other or diverse;
77 Intro|  diagonally to the left. To the sphere of the same which was undivided
78 Intro|       he gave dominion, but the sphere of the other or diverse
79 Intro|  beliefs; when reason is in the sphere of thought, and the circle
80 Intro|        encased by the gods in a sphere which is called the head,
81 Intro|        the universe, which is a sphere, there is no opposition
82 Intro|         The outer and the inner sphere cross one another and meet
83 Intro|      relegated the world to the sphere of not-being, he admits
84 Intro|         approximates to Plato’s sphere of the Same and of the Other.
85 Intro|        her onward course in the sphere of the self-moved,—when
86 Text |       finding the whole visible sphere not at rest, but moving
87 Text |        her onward course in the sphere of the self-moved—when reason,
88 Text |    receded most slowly from the sphere of the same, which was the
89 Text |    universe is in the form of a sphere, all the extremities, being
90 Text |         and dilation in another sphere, and for this reason have