The First Alcibiades
   Part
 1 Intro|   statesmen; and he will not need training, for others are as ignorant
 2 Text |   politicians without any special training, why should I have the trouble
 3 Text |         say to herself, ‘upon his training and wisdom—these are the
 4 Text |        ought to get education and training first, and then go and fight


Gorgias
   Part
 5 Intro|       supplies that education and training of which the Gorgias suggests
 6 Text |        agreed in approving of her training, then I should know that
 7 Text |          is noble and aims at the training and improvement of the souls
 8 Text |        there are two processes of training all things, including body
 9 Text |      example, he who by nature or training or both, was a tall man


Laches
   Part
10 Text |         to have attended to their training and improvement, and, if
11 Text |  deliberating about the gymnastic training of your son, would you follow
12 Text |       instructors in this sort of training, and whom have we made better?’


Laws
   Book
13 1    |          the state from the right training of a single youth, or of
14 1    |        part of education is right training in the nursery. The soul
15 1    |          name; that other sort of training, which aims at the acquisition
16 1    |          be a mode of testing and training which would be wonderfully
17 2    |          I mean by education that training which is given by suitable
18 2    |        virtue; but the particular training in respect of pleasure and
19 2    |     incapable of enduring serious training, they are called plays and
20 2    |         dispositions. Having such training, they will attain a more
21 2    |         the body, this scientific training may be called gymnastic.~
22 5    |        reverence. The best way of training the young is to train yourself
23 7    |         take especial care of the training of our children, directing
24 7    |           be a coward, and has no training or self–control, he makes
25 8    |       reply. Well, but if we were training boxers, or pancratiasts,
26 8    |  ordinances; but if from previous training they have acquired the habit
27 8    |         ill condition, and out of training?~Cleinias. He will be far
28 8    |           temperate when he is in training.~Athenian. And have we not
29 8    |      during the whole time of his training? And the same is said of
30 9    |           excellent education and training from youth upward, he has
31 12   |           received a more careful training and education?~Cleinias.
32 12   |        proceed to some more exact training than any which has preceded.~
33 12   |         gone through the previous training, and seen the connection


Parmenides
   Part
34 Intro|           had sufficient previous training; I noticed your deficiency
35 Intro|        would you recommend?’ ‘The training which you heard Zeno practising;
36 Text |       without sufficient previous training. I noticed your deficiency,
37 Text |         that will be still better training for you.~What do you mean?


Phaedrus
   Part
38 Intro|      answered that at present the training of teachers and the methods
39 Text |          application of words and training.~PHAEDRUS: There, Socrates,


Protagoras
   Part
40 Text |        exile to those who have no training or knowledge of them—aye,
41 Text |           arms, and are always in training, and wear short cloaks;


The Republic
   Book
42 3    |            There can be no nobler training than that, he replied. ~
43 3    |          I said, Glaucon, musical training is a more potent instrument
44 3    |         begin in early years; the training in it should be careful
45 3    |          food; for the men are in training for the great contest of
46 3    |           I said, a finer sort of training will be required for our
47 3    | constitution, by a combination of training and doctoring found out
48 3    |         supposed, the one for the training of the soul, the other for
49 3    |           soul, the other for the training of the body. ~What then
50 3    |      dream, and the education and training which they received from
51 4    |        fixed by their nurture and training, not to be washed away by
52 5    |         shall be at the same time training them. ~That, he replied,
53 6    |      within him? Will any private training enable him to stand firm
54 6    |  character which has had no other training in virtue but that which
55 7    |          have had an arithmetical training, although they may derive
56 7    |           system of education and training are sound in body and mind,
57 7    |      which passes in this sort of training is useless for any other
58 9    |     regulate his bodily habit and training, and so far will he be from


The Seventh Letter
   Part
59 Text |           having received a right training and education in morals.


The Sophist
   Part
60 Intro|           persons, who supplied a training in literature which was
61 Intro|           the old-fashioned moral training of our forefathers, which


The Statesman
   Part
62 Intro|         by asking you whether the training master gives a different


Theaetetus
   Part
63 Text |         will know better than the training master what the training
64 Text |          training master what the training master himself will hereafter


Timaeus
   Part
65 Intro|    classes, the double nature and training of the guardians, the community
66 Intro|        with which your scientific training will have made you familiar.
67 Intro|           and of the body, and of training and education. The subject
68 Intro|         to happiness, while he is training up within him the divine
69 Text |     cities a result worthy of her training and education. Now I, Critias