The Apology
   Part
 1 Intro|       indulge in the fancy that the actual defence of Socrates was
 2 Intro|             appear to have been the actual indictment (compare Xen.


Cratylus
   Part
 3 Intro|              when he is speaking of actual phenomena. To have made
 4 Intro|             thing has or has not an actual existence; or that the antitheses,
 5 Intro|            modes of conception with actual and definite knowledge.
 6 Intro|           been supposed to imply an actual manufacture of words out
 7 Text | understanding of the just); but the actual word dikaion is more difficult:
 8 Text |        purpose: for example, in the actual words rein and roe he represents


Critias
   Part
 9 Intro|            have no reference to the actual facts. The desire to do


The First Alcibiades
   Part
10 Text |             did we not say that the actual ruling principle of the


Gorgias
   Part
11 Intro|      well-ordered state. But in the actual condition of human things
12 Intro|          than they are. Just as the actual philosopher falls short
13 Intro|           one wise man, so does the actual statesman fall short of
14 Text |     SOCRATES: I know; but still the actual hunger is painful: am I


Laches
   Part
15 Intro|           it. His own experience in actual service has taught him that
16 Text |         conflict turns. Moreover in actual battle, when you have to
17 Text |          many of these gentlemen in actual service, and have taken


Laws
   Book
18 3    |      dithyrambs.” And they used the actual word “laws,” or nomoi, for
19 6    |            conduct the water to the actual temples of the Gods, and
20 6    |          goes on and he has made an actual trial of his decrees, will
21 9    |            shall be required of the actual murderer only, and he who


Meno
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22 Intro|          race. It is potential, not actual, and can only be appropriated
23 Intro|              has no relation to the actual circumstances of his life.
24 Intro|            but right opinion is our actual guide. There is another
25 Intro|     separation of this thought from actual existence and from practical
26 Intro|         Bacon is not much nearer to actual facts than the Organon of
27 Intro|          have as little relation to actual facts as the ideas of Plato.
28 Text |          given, we enquire into the actual nature of virtue. I fear


Parmenides
   Part
29 Intro|             our use from outrunning actual observation and experiment.~
30 Text |           an idea distinct from the actual objects with which we come
31 Text |         there be anything small but actual smallness.~True.~Neither


Phaedo
   Part
32 Intro|            than he who contemplates actual effects.’~If the existence
33 Intro|  consequences, and not explained by actual causes, but by a higher,
34 Text |           again shall we say of the actual acquirement of knowledge?—


Phaedrus
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35 Text |          roll, as I suspect, is the actual discourse. Now, much as
36 Text |          have experience of them in actual life, and be able to follow
37 Text |        there are cases in which the actual facts, if they are improbable,


Philebus
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38 Intro|       memory of the opposite of his actual bodily state, and is therefore
39 Intro|              when compared with the actual fact, will be one of the
40 Text |            mean when a person is in actual suffering and yet remembers
41 Text |            in his body there is the actual experience of pain, and
42 Text |           but no one could call the actual pleasure false.~SOCRATES:


Protagoras
   Part
43 Text |             you refer when you call actual pain a good, you can show


The Republic
   Book
44 5    |          the fact, and must not the actual, whatever a man may think,
45 5    |       insist on my proving that the actual State will in every respect
46 6    |             present ask what is the actual nature of the good, for
47 7    |      military manoeuvre, whether in actual battle or on a march, it
48 7    |           is but the prelude to the actual strain which we have to
49 8    |       originate in divisions of the actual governing power; a government
50 9    |         miserable? and does not the actual tyrant lead a worse life
51 10   |       quality, when confined to the actual food, is not supposed to


The Seventh Letter
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52 Text |             trustee. These were the actual facts which occurred up
53 Text |          and to attempt to prove by actual fact the machinations of


The Sophist
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54 Intro|        inadequate conception of the actual complex procedure of the
55 Intro|       imitations too,— there is the actual house and the drawing of
56 Intro|       knowledge is inseparable from actual knowledge, and wait to see
57 Intro|            no need of any: ‘What is actual is rational, what is rational
58 Intro|       rational, what is rational is actual.’ But a good man will not
59 Intro|     although to the one the idea is actual and immanent,—to the other
60 Intro|    independent of it. It is not the actual growth of the mind, but


The Statesman
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61 Intro|           between the ideal and the actual state of man. In all ages
62 Intro|          accommodate himself to the actual state of human things. Mankind
63 Intro|          state to the conditions of actual life. Thus in the Statesman,
64 Intro|           philosopher or a God, the actual forms of government have
65 Intro|           and more severed from the actual. From such ideals as he
66 Text |        which do not manufacture the actual thing, but which furnish
67 Text |        which are concerned with the actual manufacture of a woollen


The Symposium
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68 Text |             you want to use them in actual life, either in the composition
69 Text |            with his other half, the actual half of himself, whether


Theaetetus
   Part
70 Intro|             often in advance of our actual analysis or observation.~
71 Intro|         neighbourhood, although the actual impression made on the eye
72 Intro|            beyond the limits of our actual knowledge on a subject which


Timaeus
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73 Intro|    transition from the ideal to the actual state. In some passages
74 Intro|    opposition between the ideal and actual—the soul is prior to the
75 Intro|          Plato seems to confuse the actual observation of the heavens
76 Text |           not a mere legend, but an actual fact?~CRITIAS: I will tell