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The Apology Part
1 Text | and me.~...~There are many reasons why I am not grieved, O Charmides Part
2 PreS | that I ought to give the reasons why I differ from so eminent 3 Intro| improvement of character.~The reasons why the Charmides, Lysis, 4 Intro| has a great part. These reasons have various degrees of Cratylus Part
5 Intro| truth. Yet all these are not reasons; they are only ingenious 6 Intro| ingenious excuses for having no reasons.~I will freely impart to 7 Intro| them. And there are many reasons why a man should prefer 8 Text | had any or all of these reasons.~HERMOGENES: What is the 9 Text | given to justice for the reasons which I have mentioned.~ 10 Text | last; for all these are not reasons but only ingenious excuses 11 Text | ingenious excuses for having no reasons concerning the truth of Critias Part
12 Text | our land for the following reasons, as tradition tells: For Crito Part
13 Intro| not for the ‘sophistical’ reasons which Plato has put into Euthydemus Part
14 Intro| there are no teachers.’~The reasons for placing the Euthydemus Euthyphro Part
15 Intro| the inimitable irony, are reasons for believing that the Euthyphro Gorgias Part
16 Intro| manner. That Plato sometimes reasons from them as if they were Laches Part
17 Text | in this art, and for the reasons which I have given. But Laws Book
18 3 | those days, and for many reasons.~Cleinias. How would that 19 3 | laws; and for all these reasons an exceeding harmony prevailed 20 4 | and that there were good reasons, and plenty of them, for 21 5 | possessions than another, for many reasons and in particular in order 22 6 | my friends, and for the reasons given, should a state act 23 6 | well as for more general reasons of pleasure and advantage, 24 12 | to taxation, for various reasons, every man ought to have Meno Part
25 Text | learn? And if these were our reasons, should we not be right Parmenides Part
26 Intro| and others—for both these reasons and for either of them—is 27 Intro| no contact. For all which reasons, one has and has not contact 28 Text | Certainly not.~For all which reasons the one touches and does 29 Text | Certainly.~For all these reasons, then, the one is and becomes Phaedrus Part
30 Intro| and for a great many other reasons which are equally unmeaning. 31 Text | sweetest utterance. For many reasons, then, we ought always to 32 Text | another, he will tell the reasons of his arrangement, and Philebus Part
33 Intro| higher use of rhetoric.~Reasons have been already given 34 Intro| goods.~There have been many reasons why not only Plato but mankind Protagoras Part
35 Intro| him of the fact, for two reasons: (1) Because the Athenian 36 Intro| Sophists—for the following reasons: (1) The transparent irony The Republic Book
37 1 | and I have given you my reasons. ~And what is your view 38 1 | that they have, and for the reasons which I have given; but 39 2 | said. ~But can any of these reasons apply to God? Can we suppose 40 3 | be at hand. For all which reasons may we not say that thus 41 4 | temperate, and for the same reasons? ~Yes. ~And if there be 42 4 | the one with which a man reasons, we may call the rational 43 4 | supposed the power which reasons about the better and worse 44 5 | friends. And for all these reasons they will be unwilling to 45 6 | so, he said. ~For these reasons, and among men like these, 46 6 | they praise. And yet the reasons are utterly ludicrous which 47 7 | not. ~And, for all these reasons, arithmetic is a kind of 48 7 | yes, I said, and for two reasons: in the first place, no 49 8 | ones. ~True. ~For these reasons such a one will be more 50 8 | enemy; and for all these reasons the tyrant must be always The Seventh Letter Part
51 Text | and justice, and for these reasons leaving my own occupations, 52 Text | during my visit. For these reasons he conceived a desire for 53 Text | incentive to him. The real reasons why he had learnt nothing 54 Text | finished; and if you ask my reasons for recounting the story The Sophist Part
55 Intro| youth, are quite sufficient reasons to account for the opprobrium 56 Intro| though for the opposite reasons; the Sophist runs away into 57 Text | STRANGER: For all these reasons, Theaetetus, we must admit The Statesman Part
58 Intro| conception is faulty for two reasons, neither of which are noticed 59 Intro| another place: a few of the reasons for defending the Sophist 60 Text | necessity. For all these reasons they were in a great strait; The Symposium Part
61 Intro| appeals to mythology, in the reasons which are given by Zeus 62 Intro| cannot, though for different reasons, trust the representations 63 Text | the Blest. These are my reasons for affirming that Love Theaetetus Part
64 Intro| in themselves, or to the reasons why a man should seek after 65 Intro| This is one among many reasons why there is so little self-knowledge Timaeus Part
66 Intro| unmeaningness of some of his reasons. But the Timaeus still remains 67 Text | tangible heaven. And for these reasons, and out of such elements 68 Text | smooth all round for many reasons; in the first place, because 69 Text | stars, and to give all the reasons why he assigned them, although 70 Text | this manner, and for these reasons, came into being such of 71 Text | an arduous task for many reasons, and in particular because 72 Text | man far weaker. For these reasons and after this manner God 73 Text | this purpose and for these reasons they caused skin, hair,