The Apology
   Part
 1 Text |  wisdom such as may perhaps be attained by man, for to that extent


Charmides
   Part
 2 PreS |     true use of the period was attained by the classical writers
 3 PreS |     Equability of tone is best attained by the exclusive use of
 4 Text |      rate, no clear result was attained), and to raise a new one


Cratylus
   Part
 5 Intro|       of children, and to have attained by degrees the perfection
 6 Intro|         In our own day we have attained to a point at which nearly
 7 Intro|         and perhaps Bacon, has attained to any high degree of literary
 8 Intro|        and hypotheses, and has attained the dignity of an Inductive


Critias
   Part
 9 Intro|        any result which can be attained by them, discussions like


The First Alcibiades
   Part
10 Intro|      himself professes to have attained the truth, but the questions


Gorgias
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11 Intro|      things or persons, is not attained by accident, but is due
12 Intro|       brave and pious, and has attained the perfection of goodness
13 Intro|         or to come. He who has attained to such a temper of mind
14 Intro| himself being one of them—have attained to such a noble conception


Ion
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15 Text |        in him: when he has not attained to this state, he is powerless


Laches
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16 Text |        be best and most easily attained. Perhaps you do not understand
17 Text |        be best and most easily attained; but if we knew neither


Laws
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18 2    |       what way these are to be attained, will have to be considered
19 2    |     find them, after they have attained reason, to be in harmony
20 2    |       and that no other animal attained to any perception of order,
21 2    |      as we were saying, having attained the sense of rhythm, created
22 3    |      evil of cities could have attained their full development,
23 3    |      generations would this be attained?~Cleinias. Clearly, not
24 3    |  properly, how would they have attained success? Would not this
25 3    |        saw that in a mean they attained their perfection; but that
26 5    |         and the desired purity attained. Touching evil men, who
27 5    |     this way the object may be attained. And if after all there
28 6    |      administration, cannot be attained to the full, until the discussion
29 7    |      twice the height which he attained at five.~Cleinias. True.~
30 8    |    seems as if it could not be attained, just as the continuance
31 9    |       Whether the end is to be attained by word or action, with
32 12   |      something—the end will be attained and finally accomplished,


Lysis
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33 Text |        a teacher, have not yet attained to wisdom.~True.~And therefore


Menexenus
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34 Text |       greatest good, they have attained. A mortal man cannot expect


Meno
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35 Intro|   conception of this ideal was attained, it was only by a further
36 Intro|         such as may one day be attained, and such as Plato himself
37 Intro|      employed, or the standard attained—that ‘there is no true education
38 Intro|       or new stages of thought attained by him. We are not therefore
39 Intro|        s doctrine of ideas has attained an imaginary clearness and


Parmenides
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40 Intro|        to Socrates that he has attained the conception of ideas


Phaedo
   Part
41 Intro|       are very far from having attained to it.~6. Again, ideas must
42 Intro| between mind human and divine, attained the pure abstraction; and
43 Text |  either knowledge is not to be attained at all, or, if at all, after
44 Text |    equality, you conceived and attained that idea?~Very true, he
45 Text |      and invisible, and can be attained only by philosophy;—do you
46 Text |       say that we have not yet attained to soundness in ourselves,
47 Text |     and opinion when they have attained fixity. And then I went


Phaedrus
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48 Intro|        the knowledge which she attained when in the company of the
49 Intro|        truth which can only be attained by the knowledge of it,
50 Intro|       of light. When they have attained to this exalted state, let
51 Text |     fruitless toil, not having attained to the mysteries of true
52 Text |     the higher philosophy, and attained the knowledge of Mind and


Philebus
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53 Intro|       V. Thus far we have only attained to the vestibule or ante-chamber
54 Intro|      of view which he had once attained.~It is more easy to find


Protagoras
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55 Text |       good qualities which are attained by study and exercise and


The Republic
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56 2    |       of injustice, or who has attained knowledge of the truth-but
57 3    |      by prudent conduct he has attained his end, not carried away
58 6    |     desire abate until he have attained the knowledge of the true


The Seventh Letter
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59 Text |  services. And this end is not attained if a man gets riches for
60 Text |   against pleasures; nor is it attained if he goes on to kill the


The Sophist
   Part
61 Intro|     extent; but he has not yet attained a complete mastery over


The Statesman
   Part
62 Text |      fair distinction has been attained between the man who gives
63 Text |  creature, once more at peace, attained to a calm, and settled down
64 Text |       outline, but had not yet attained the life and clearness which
65 Text |     such an art, will never be attained either by the wealthy or


The Symposium
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66 Intro|        highest summit which is attained in the Republic, but approached
67 Intro|         Enough for him to have attained the true beauty or good,
68 Text |         and this is only to be attained by generation, because generation


Theaetetus
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69 Intro|        that which the mind has attained by reasoning and reflection
70 Intro|       Like Theaetetus, we have attained to no definite result. But
71 Intro|       who have lived thus have attained to a lower kind of happiness
72 Intro|        to which it has not yet attained and is not really entitled.~
73 Text |        is, that a man may have attained the knowledge of something,
74 Text |       SOCRATES: But is the aim attained always? do not mistakes
75 Text |         truth and being can be attained?~THEAETETUS: Clearly.~SOCRATES:
76 Text |       already remarked, is not attained until, combined with true
77 Text |    that such a one has not yet attained knowledge.~SOCRATES: And


Timaeus
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78 Intro|    from their fragments, never attained to a periodic style. And
79 Intro|      them the higher cannot be attained by us.~Having now before
80 Intro|     conceive the Greek to have attained the metaphysical conception
81 Intro|      road than could have been attained by any other. Yet, strictly
82 Text |       the creation of time had attained a motion suitable to them,