The Apology
   Part
 1 Intro|         he must already have been famous before Chaerephon went to


Charmides
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 2 PreS |       into a romance which became famous in Hellas and the world.
 3 Text |          and many other poets, as famous for beauty and virtue and


Cratylus
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 4 Intro|          or not. According to the famous expression of Luther, ‘Words
 5 Text |          physician, as Iatrocles (famous healer) and Acesimbrotus (
 6 Text |          rushed); and there was a famous Lacedaemonian who was named


Critias
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 7 Intro|    Hellenes. They were a just and famous race, celebrated for their


Gorgias
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 8 Intro|        questions, such as the two famous paradoxes of Socrates (paradoxes
 9 Intro|           one, as is shown by the famous example of Aristeides, the
10 Intro|          have led Socrates to his famous thesis:—‘Virtue is knowledge;’
11 Text |          who is the giver of that famous offering which is at Delphi;
12 Text |         there is one who is quite famous all over Hellas, Aristeides,


Ion
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13 Intro|           or, like Tynnichus, are famous for a single poem; and the
14 Text |          care to remember but the famous paean which is in every


Laws
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15 1    |       Cretan laws are with reason famous among the Hellenes; for
16 3    |           which was caused by the famous deluge.~Cleinias. What are
17 3    |        states are greater or more famous?~Megillus. I know of none.~
18 3    |      themselves and the great and famous Hellenic power of the olden
19 4    |      every man that he may become famous, and not lie in the grave


Menexenus
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20 Intro| remembered also that the work was famous in antiquity, and is included
21 Text |         capacity many noble deeds famous over the whole world. They


Meno
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22 Intro|           square of the side—that famous discovery of primitive mathematics,
23 Intro|           Eleatic philosophy. The famous theorem of Spinoza, ‘Omnis
24 Intro|           paralleled with another famous expression of Spinoza, ‘
25 Intro|   philosophy which have once been famous have died before the founders
26 Text |         when the Thessalians were famous among the other Hellenes
27 Text |        mistaken, they are equally famous for their wisdom, especially
28 Text |        made his son Cleophantus a famous horseman; and had him taught


Parmenides
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29 Intro|        the sole depositary of the famous dialogue; but, although
30 Intro|     between words and things. The famous dispute between Nominalists


Phaedrus
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31 Intro|        the names of men and women famous, from domestic considerations.
32 Intro|        mystery.’~Then follows the famous myth, which is a sort of
33 Intro|           and also with the other famous paradox, that ‘knowledge
34 Intro|         rhetoricians from ancient famous men and women such as Homer
35 Text |      whether this may not be that famous art of rhetoric which Thrasymachus
36 Text |         of Naucratis, there was a famous old god, whose name was


Philebus
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37 Text |       looked for in the number of famous men.~PROTARCHUS: I think


Protagoras
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38 Text |         of Protagoras is the most famous, and intends to make sophistry
39 Text |            and encomia of ancient famous men, which he is required
40 Text |           won a victory over some famous athlete, he would carry


The Republic
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41 1    |        him and saying that he was famous, not for his own merits
42 1    |     neither of us would have been famous." And to those who are not
43 3    |          weepings and wailings of famous men? ~They will go with
44 3    |        rid of the lamentations of famous men, and making them over
45 3    |         which are done or told by famous men, these they ought to
46 8    |          comes tyranny, great and famous, which differs from them
47 8    |        usual way. ~Then comes the famous request for a body-guard,
48 10   |           the gods and praises of famous men are the only poetry
49 10   |           and there were lives of famous men, some who were famous
50 10   |         famous men, some who were famous for their form and beauty
51 10   |           who were the reverse of famous for the opposite qualities.


The Sophist
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52 Intro|        the simple converse of the famous proposition of Spinoza,—
53 Text |            besides, antiquity and famous men should have reverence,


The Statesman
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54 Intro|           is presented to us in a famous ancient tale: the tale will
55 Intro|           by having recourse to a famous old tradition, which may
56 Text |           what would make another famous jest.~YOUNG SOCRATES: What
57 Text |      little amusement; there is a famous tale, of which a good portion


The Symposium
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58 Text |         same may be said of other famous men, but of this strange


Theaetetus
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59 Intro|         youth, and especially the famous conversation which Socrates
60 Intro|           other digression is the famous contrast of the lawyer and
61 Intro|          the exception of the two famous fragments, which are cited
62 Intro|           really a votary of that famous philosophy in which all
63 Intro|           speak truly, which is a famous jest. And if he admits that
64 Intro|       opinion against ancient and famous men.~Let us first approach
65 Intro|        been made the subject of a famous philosophy. We may if we
66 Text |           the hidden ‘truth’ of a famous man or school.~THEAETETUS:
67 Text |     rejecting that of ancient and famous men. O Theodorus, do you
68 Text |        the things which great and famous men know or have known in


Timaeus
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69 Intro|      narrative related to ancient famous actions of the Athenian
70 Intro|          required to complete the famous legend which he brought
71 Intro|        one; he described the most famous action in which the Athenian
72 Intro|      nations have once had of the famous actions of mankind perish
73 Intro|           men in virtue, and many famous actions are recorded of
74 Intro|         recorded of you. The most famous of them all was the overthrow
75 Intro|          II Esdras, it has become famous, because it has coincided
76 Intro|           events which had become famous in that or other countries.
77 Intro|         Solon himself? Is not the famous expression—‘You Hellenes
78 Intro|          Here are to be found the famous words, ‘O Solon, Solon,
79 Text |          And what is this ancient famous action of the Athenians,
80 Text |     opinion he would have been as famous as Homer or Hesiod, or any
81 Text |       ought to have been the most famous, but, through the lapse
82 Text |      their laws and of their most famous action; the exact particulars