The Apology
   Part
 1 Text |      they also knew all sorts of high matters, and this defect


Charmides
   Part
 2 Text |         and virtue and all other high fortune: and your mother’


Cratylus
   Part
 3 Intro|          a great controversy and high argument between Heracleiteans
 4 Intro|       Bacon, has attained to any high degree of literary excellence.~


Critias
   Part
 5 Text |       you were going to speak of high matters, and begged that
 6 Text |      country, its mountains were high hills covered with soil,
 7 Text |        and there were many other high trees, cultivated by man
 8 Text |          was a mountain not very high on any side. In this mountain


Euthydemus
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 9 Text |      Fearing that there would be high words, I again endeavoured


The First Alcibiades
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10 Text |         your noble form and your high estate!~ALCIBIADES: What
11 Text |       that we should not have as high a notion of what is required


Gorgias
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12 Intro|          all, does violence with high hand;’ as is indeed proved
13 Intro|     actions he can show the same high principle (compare Republic)
14 Intro|        whether a statesman makes high professions or none at all—
15 Intro|         have not forgotten their high vocation of teachers; and
16 Text |        vast multitude about such high matters in a short time?~


Laches
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17 Text |         LYSIMACHUS: That is very high praise which is accorded
18 Text |        anything which I know. So high is the opinion which I have


Laws
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19 1    |     praise and blame war in this high–flown strain, whom are you
20 2    |     order of the voice, in which high and low are duly mingled,
21 3    |      hollow caves on the tops of high mountains, and every one
22 3    |       their security to not very high hills, either.~Cleinias.
23 4    |       accomplished yet more, and high ruin falls upon us. For
24 5    |          he seems to be mounting high and steep places, the Gods
25 5    |   Wherefore let us suppose this “high argument” of ours to address
26 5    |      well as rich. And good in a high degree, and rich in a high
27 5    |       high degree, and rich in a high degree at the same time,
28 6    |       ways, and of the different high roads which lead out of
29 7    |        as having much to do with high spirit on the one hand,
30 7    |    intervals, slow and quick, or high and low notes, are combined—
31 10   |     their children’s children in high offices, and their prosperity
32 10   |     depths of the earth, or I am high and will fly up to heaven,
33 10   |       you are not so small or so high but that you shall pay the
34 11   |          living who are aged and high in honour; wherever a city
35 12   |   created in that year, shall be high priest; and they shall write


Meno
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36 Intro|        at first confined between high and narrow banks, but finally


Phaedrus
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37 Intro|        press, and by the help of high schools and colleges, may
38 Text | plane-tree, and the agnus castus high and clustering, in the fullest
39 Text |     author leaves the theatre in high delight; but if the law
40 Text |      arts require discussion and high speculation about the truths


Philebus
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41 Intro|         understanding about the ‘high argument’ of the one and
42 Text |          learned what sounds are high and what low, and the number
43 Text |        SOCRATES: And whereas the high and low, the swift and the
44 Text |        and the many beauties and high perfections of the soul:


Protagoras
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45 Text |        passenger; rich and poor, high and low—any one who likes
46 Text |      women have a pride in their high cultivation. And hereby


The Republic
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47 2    |          greatest of all lies in high places, which the poet told
48 3    |         philosophy, at first the high condition of his body fills
49 4    |   declare that he is four cubits high, can he help believing what
50 5    |       the truth about matters of high interest which a man honors
51 8    |          a general or some other high officer who is brought to
52 9    |           I replied, but in this high argument you should be a
53 10   |      lives, and having mounted a high pulpit, spoke as follows: "


The Seventh Letter
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54 Text |    raised from humble station to high office and from poverty
55 Text |        they had learnt something high and mighty.~On this point
56 Text |           but he was unaware how high a pitch of infatuation and


The Sophist
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57 Text |        should assign to them too high a prerogative.~THEAETETUS:
58 Text |          remember! And now it is high time to hold a consultation
59 Text |         this also true of sounds high and low?—Is not he who has


The Symposium
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60 Intro|         sort of encomium was too high for him, whether deserved
61 Text |        own nature, and giving us high hopes for the future, for


Theaetetus
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62 Intro|        to be our instructor at a high figure; and why should we
63 Text |         I am about to speak of a high argument, in which all things
64 Text |       and with what does he hear high and low sounds?—you would


Timaeus
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65 Intro|          imperfect knowledge and high aspirations, and is the
66 Intro|        than those who dwell upon high and dry places, who in their
67 Intro|          greater progress by the high a priori road than could
68 Intro|          physics generally— this high a priori road was based
69 Text |          with a temperament in a high degree both passionate and
70 Text |       not tumble about among the high and deep places of the earth,
71 Text |          all places, carrying on high the dwelling-place of the
72 Text |       sounds, which appear to be high and low, and are sometimes
73 Text |          mixed expression out of high and low, whence arises a