Charmides
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 1 PreF |            respect for his noble and gentle character, and the great


Cratylus
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 2 Intro|          called—apo tou mosthai. The gentle Leto or Letho is named from
 3 Intro|              that which makes things gentle’ (emera). So again, zugon
 4 Text |          name, because she is such a gentle Goddess, and so willing (
 5 Text |              because it makes things gentle (emera different accents).~


Gorgias
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 6 Intro|            who, having received them gentle, taught them to kick and
 7 Text |            the men and women who are gentle and good are also happy,
 8 Text |              other sort of power, be gentle and good. Shall we say that?~
 9 Text |          they had been made good and gentle by him, at the very end
10 Text |            animals who received them gentle, and made them fiercer than
11 Text |       SOCRATES: And are not just men gentle, as Homer says?—or are you


Laws
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12 1    |              reason is beautiful and gentle, and not violent, her rule
13 4    |        children ask the doctor to be gentle with them, so we will ask
14 5    |       valiant, but he should also be gentle. From the cruel, or hardly
15 5    |         occasion demands, to be both gentle and passionate.~Of all evils
16 5    |         describe it as in all things gentle, having gentle pains and
17 5    |            all things gentle, having gentle pains and gentle pleasures,
18 5    |              having gentle pains and gentle pleasures, and placid desires
19 7    |      childhood to make his soul more gentle and cheerful?~Cleinias.
20 7    |             which I just spoke of as gentle and benign, and is a state
21 8    |              arises from likeness is gentle, and has a tie of communion
22 10   |      lawgivers profess that they are gentle and not stern, we think
23 10   |           saying, how can any one in gentle terms remonstrate with the
24 11   |              not likely to have very gentle tempers; and, therefore,


Phaedo
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25 Intro|             are allowed to pass into gentle and social natures, such
26 Intro| extraordinary man on the common. The gentle nature of the man is indicated
27 Intro|            that he has retained this gentle nature amid scenes of death
28 Text |           expected to pass into some gentle and social kind which is
29 Text |        astonished me was, first, the gentle and pleasant and approving


Phaedrus
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30 Text |        PHAEDRUS: There are shade and gentle breezes, and grass on which
31 Text |           was himself of a noble and gentle nature, and who loved or
32 Text |            But like a musician, in a gentle and harmonious tone of voice,


Philebus
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33 Text |        excessive or a more or a less gentle, and at each creation of
34 Text |             him tingle, and causes a gentle irritation; or again, the


Protagoras
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35 Text |      mistaken, is also of a fair and gentle nature. I thought that I
36 Text |            they may learn to be more gentle, and harmonious, and rhythmical,


The Republic
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37 1    |              now that you have grown gentle toward me and have left
38 2    |      dangerous to their enemies, and gentle to their friends; if not,
39 2    |            said; how shall we find a gentle nature which has also a
40 2    |         well-bred dogs are perfectly gentle to their familiars and acquaintances,
41 2    |          that he who is likely to be gentle to his friends and acquaintances,
42 3    |            educated rightly, will be gentle and moderate. ~True. ~And
43 6    |            whether a man is just and gentle, or rude and unsociable;
44 6    |            to the description of the gentle and noble nature. Truth,
45 6    |       mentioned. ~What is that? ~The gentle force of attainder, or confiscation,
46 6    |             him, who that is himself gentle and free from envy will
47 6    |            only less angry but quite gentle, and that they have been
48 7    |         outlandish slough, is by her gentle aid lifted upward; and she
49 8    |            have been schooled not by gentle influences but by force,
50 9    |        fostering and cultivating the gentle qualities, and preventing
51 10   |            natures-the good into the gentle and the evil into the savage,


The Sophist
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52 Text |              with himself, and grows gentle towards others, and thus


The Statesman
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53 Intro|          temperate, the bold and the gentle, who are the warp and the
54 Intro|          physician who uses a little gentle violence in effecting the
55 Intro|              and brutal tyrant,’ but gentle and humane, capable of being
56 Intro|            world, the strong and the gentle, the courageous and the
57 Intro|              one in this world. The ‘gentle violence,’ the marriage
58 Text |      supposing that he does use some gentle violence for their good,


Theaetetus
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59 Intro|         patience, courage; and he is gentle as well as wise, always
60 Intro|           manner of ways. If you are gentle to an adversary he will
61 Intro|         mankind have not been of the gentle Epicurean type; they have
62 Text |    unrivalled, and he is exceedingly gentle, and also the most courageous


Timaeus
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63 Intro|           converse happens when some gentle inspiration coming from
64 Intro|              whey of blood, which is gentle; secondly, the secretion
65 Text |              be as they ought to be, gentle to their friends and fierce
66 Text |           would not burn, but gave a gentle light, they formed into
67 Text |            nature is pleasant; but a gentle and gradual return is imperceptible
68 Text |           converse happens when some gentle inspiration of the understanding