Cratylus
   Part
 1 Intro|     organised structure. But the intermediate organism which stands between
 2 Intro|       few if any vestiges of the intermediate links, and so the better
 3 Intro|       vocal utterance of man was intermediate between what we now call
 4 Intro|         seem to require that the intermediate sounds or meanings of words


Euthydemus
   Part
 5 Text |     persons or things, which are intermediate between two other things,


Gorgias
   Part
 6 Text |          either good or evil, or intermediate and indifferent?~POLUS:


Ion
   Part
 7 Text |       yourself and the actor are intermediate links, and the poet himself


Laws
   Book
 8 2    |         intelligence; and in the intermediate period, in which he has
 9 8    |     teeth, and for those who are intermediate, and for the full–grown


Lysis
   Part
10 Intro|         rid of the evil. In this intermediate ‘indifferent’ position the


Parmenides
   Part
11 Intro|        the less it must reach an intermediate point, which is equality.


Phaedo
   Part
12 Intro|        mystery, Socrates, in the intermediate part of the Dialogue, attempts
13 Intro|         It belongs rather to the intermediate period of the Platonic philosophy,
14 Text |           are there not also two intermediate processes which are ever
15 Text |          a less there is also an intermediate process of increase and
16 Text |         and have there their two intermediate processes also?~Of course.~
17 Text |   mentioned to you, and also its intermediate processes, and you shall


Phaedrus
   Part
18 Intro|       latent always remains. The intermediate sentimentalism, which has


Philebus
   Part
19 Intro|  necessity of filling up all the intermediate links which occur (compare
20 Intro|           by the help of various intermediate abstractions, such as end,
21 Intro|        mind. And there may be an intermediate state, in which a person
22 Intro|        leave space enough for an intermediate principle which is practically
23 Text |     entire number of the species intermediate between unity and infinity
24 Text |         at once to infinity; the intermediate steps never occur to them.
25 Text |        what would you say of the intermediate state?~PROTARCHUS: What
26 Text | PROTARCHUS: What do you mean by ‘intermediate’?~SOCRATES: I mean when
27 Text |         of him, that he is in an intermediate state?~PROTARCHUS: Certainly.~


Protagoras
   Part
28 Text |       fault with the moderate or intermediate state.~(‘I do not hope’


The Republic
   Book
29 3    |          time to time and in the intermediate passages? ~Quite true. ~
30 3    |       the opposite case-that the intermediate passages are omitted, and
31 4    |      notes of the scale, and the intermediate intervals-when he has bound
32 5    |           that will have a place intermediate between pure being and the
33 5    | necessity to not-being, for that intermediate between being and not-being
34 5    |       discovered a corresponding intermediate between ignorance and knowledge,
35 5    |      would infer that opinion is intermediate? ~No question. ~But were
36 5    |          of knowledge; being the intermediate flux which is caught and
37 5    |       caught and detained by the intermediate faculty. ~Quite true. ~Then
38 6    |         and not reason, as being intermediate between opinion and reason. ~
39 7    |         that they distinguish an intermediate note and have found the
40 7    |          when the conclusion and intermediate steps are also constructed
41 8    |         and sold, and some other intermediate forms of government. But
42 8    |         arises will be of a form intermediate between oligarchy and aristocracy? ~
43 9    |      There is. ~A state which is intermediate, and a sort of repose of
44 9    |    Doubtless, he said. ~Then the intermediate state of rest will be pleasure
45 9    |        pleasure and pain and the intermediate state; so that when they
46 9    |      from pain to the neutral or intermediate state, they firmly believe
47 10   |         the heaven above. In the intermediate space there were judges


The Second Alcibiades
   Part
48 Text |        or is there some third or intermediate condition, in which he is


The Sophist
   Part
49 Intro|      without passing through the intermediate stages; 5. they refuse to


The Statesman
   Part
50 Intro|        infinity, but to find the intermediate classes; and we are reminded
51 Text |  government of the few, which is intermediate between that of the one
52 Text |        the one and many, is also intermediate in good and evil; but the


The Symposium
   Part
53 Intro|        but only a great demon or intermediate power (compare the speech
54 Intro|        city, rather than at some intermediate period, is a consideration
55 Text |       and like all spirits he is intermediate between the divine and the
56 Text |     vulgar. Now these spirits or intermediate powers are many and diverse,


Theaetetus
   Part
57 Intro|       thought by some to hold an intermediate position between the Theaetetus
58 Intro|        not know a thing (for the intermediate processes of learning and
59 Intro|     higher, without omitting the intermediate stages. This appears to
60 Intro|          designedly omitting the intermediate processes of learning and
61 Intro|        Language, like number, is intermediate between the two, partaking
62 Text |       Very good.~THEAETETUS: The intermediate numbers, such as three and
63 Text |          I leave out of view the intermediate conceptions of learning
64 Text |       another, and in some of an intermediate quality.~THEAETETUS: I see.~


Timaeus
   Part
65 Intro|          not as yet defined this intermediate territory which lies somewhere
66 Intro|          short treatise. But the intermediate links are missing, and we
67 Intro|          spring to a father, the intermediate nature to a child; and we
68 Intro|          were a phase of thought intermediate between mythology and philosophy
69 Intro|          the earth. There are no intermediate steps which lead from one
70 Intro|   essence, (Greek), which is the intermediate nature compounded of the
71 Intro|     philosophy. There is also an intermediate class, in which Plato falls
72 Text |        he compounded a third and intermediate kind of essence, partaking
73 Text |      spring to a father, and the intermediate nature to a child; and may
74 Text |         of the proportionate and intermediate elements. And then we shall
75 Text |         and to air that which is intermediate. Also we assign the smallest
76 Text |       greatest to water, and the intermediate in size to air; and, again,
77 Text |          perceptible only in the intermediate state, when water is changing
78 Text |    another sort of fire which is intermediate, and which reaches and mingles
79 Text |       the other or diverse as an intermediate nature, that they might