The Apology
   Part
 1 Text |       he, at any rate, will not seek to stop him); and there
 2 Text |       must look to himself, and seek virtue and wisdom before


Charmides
   Part
 3 PreS |      study them separately, and seek for the interpretation of


Cratylus
   Part
 4 Text |     know the word maiesthai (to seek)?~HERMOGENES: Yes;—meaning
 5 Text |         them, then? or shall we seek to discover, if we can,
 6 Text |       so.~SOCRATES: Then let us seek the true beauty: not asking


Critias
   Part
 7 Intro|       In modern times we hardly seek for traces of the submerged
 8 Text |   knowing this, that they would seek to procure for themselves


Crito
   Part
 9 Intro|      they will ask ‘Why does he seek to overturn them?’ and if


Euthydemus
   Part
10 Text |      beginning, having still to seek as much as ever.~CRITO:
11 Text |       truly, and if she be evil seek to turn away all men from


Gorgias
   Part
12 Intro|   states and individuals should seek to attain harmony, which,
13 Intro|         or with full-grown men, seek to do for the people what
14 Text |         he should not therefore seek to defraud the physician
15 Text |       what is best, and do they seek to improve the citizens


Laches
   Part
16 Text |         if there is not, let us seek further counsel. Is this
17 Text |     that every one of us should seek out the best teacher whom


Laws
   Book
18 2    |         Athenian. And those who seek for the best kind of song
19 2    |     song and music ought not to seek for that which is pleasant,
20 5    |   immoderate sorrow or joy, and seek to behave with propriety,
21 5    |        to cling to this, and to seek with all our might for one
22 5    |         and the legislator will seek to make him so; but very
23 6    |      first hear how he ought to seek after what is suitable and
24 6    |        opposite temper ought to seek the opposite alliance. Let
25 7    |        true life should neither seek for pleasures, nor, on the
26 7    |        ship in outline, so do I seek to distinguish the patterns
27 7    |        perfect citizen ought to seek to strengthen these no less
28 9    |  injustice, the law must always seek to win over the doers and
29 9    |     would be happy ought not to seek to be rich, or rather he
30 9    |       rich, or rather he should seek to be rich justly and temperately,
31 9    |     state. Now the state should seek to have its houses as holy
32 11   |    alike have this object;—they seek to satisfy our needs and


Menexenus
   Part
33 Text | equality of birth compels us to seek for legal equality, and


Meno
   Part
34 Intro|        is found in both when we seek to apply their ideas to


Parmenides
   Part
35 Text |         who make fun of him and seek to show the many ridiculous


Phaedo
   Part
36 Intro|       we still maintain it, and seek to discover a foundation
37 Text |      barbarous races not a few: seek for him among them all,
38 Text |        your money. And you must seek among yourselves too; for
39 Text |        to the world of mind and seek there the truth of existence.


Phaedrus
   Part
40 Intro|      and violent; those of Zeus seek out some philosophical and
41 Intro|      the followers of every god seek a love who is like their
42 Intro|         Greek literature.~If we seek to go deeper, we can still
43 Intro|         but to go backwards and seek at the beginning what can
44 Text |         him; and therefore they seek out some one of a philosophical
45 Text |       are the followers of Here seek a royal love, and when they
46 Text |       in the ways of their god, seek a love who is to be made


Philebus
   Part
47 Intro|        at first, that we should seek the good not in the unmixed
48 Intro| pleasure or happiness, which we seek, our own pleasure, but that
49 Intro|     distinctions, why should we seek to efface and unsettle them?~
50 Text |       beginning, that we should seek the good, not in the unmixed
51 Text | healthful; out of these we must seek to make the fairest of all


The Republic
   Book
52 1    |      answer, and you should not seek honor to yourself from the
53 3    |      rules, for we ought not to seek out complex systems of metre,
54 5    |     gets up into his head shall seek to appropriate the whole
55 6    |        consort with the mob and seek to please them? ~That is
56 6    |   good-the reality is what they seek; in the case of the good,
57 8    |     enemy of them all, and must seek occasion against them whether
58 9    |      money and honor, when they seek their pleasures under the
59 10   |     other kind of knowledge and seek and follow one thing only,


The Second Alcibiades
   Part
60 Text |   together, we may find what we seek.~ALCIBIADES: I am attending,
61 Text |        find other names, if you seek for them; but by all of


The Statesman
   Part
62 Intro|      persons in their marriages seek after wealth or power; or
63 Intro|         happen to him, or would seek to conform in his conduct
64 Text |     less would any rational man seek to analyse the notion of
65 Text |         where it is, and do not seek by the discussion of it
66 Text |      these, leaving him whom we seek alone and unalloyed?~YOUNG
67 Text |        what way?~STRANGER: They seek after wealth and power,
68 Text |     true principle at all; they seek their ease and receive with
69 Text |         The quiet orderly class seek for natures like their own,
70 Text |    courageous do the same; they seek natures like their own,


The Symposium
   Part
71 Text |    things which love and desire seek?~Very true, he said.~Then
72 Text |        does any man who is wise seek after wisdom. Neither do
73 Text |         Neither do the ignorant seek after wisdom. For herein


Theaetetus
   Part
74 Intro|  compares them. But he does not seek to reconstruct out of them
75 Intro|       the blame on himself, and seek to escape from his own prejudices
76 Intro|        reasons why a man should seek after the one and avoid
77 Intro|        previously seen near and seek to bring near to us in thought.
78 Intro|     mind as of the body, and we seek to describe this as well
79 Text |      progress, for we no longer seek for knowledge in perception
80 Text |    either we shall find what we seek, or we shall be less likely
81 Text |       me to give up letters and seek for other parts.~SOCRATES:


Timaeus
   Part
82 Intro|        necessary; and we should seek to discover the divine above
83 Text |   purpose, or whether we should seek for some other instead.~
84 Text |        other necessary, and may seek for the divine in all things,