The Apology
   Part
 1 Intro|             which in some cases they possessed was more than counter-balanced


Cratylus
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 2 Intro|            Comparative Philology had possessed ‘enough of Metaphysics to
 3 Intro| expressiveness or precision which is possessed by the ancient, are in many


Critias
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 4 Text |           wealth as was never before possessed by kings and potentates,
 5 Text |             seed they were; for they possessed true and in every way great


Euthydemus
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 6 Text |         would he be happy because he possessed them?~No indeed, Socrates.~


The First Alcibiades
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 7 Text |            of Achaemenes have always possessed, besides being at various
 8 Text |             and she has a son who is possessed of a three-hundred acre


Gorgias
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 9 Intro|            and the like. This art is possessed by Plato in a degree which
10 Text |         outspokenness, which are all possessed by you. Many whom I meet


Ion
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11 Text |        because they are inspired and possessed. And as the Corybantian
12 Text |          metre they are inspired and possessed; like Bacchic maidens who
13 Text |              whom they are severally possessed. Was not this the lesson
14 Text |             by whom he is said to be possessed, which is nearly the same
15 Text |           but the greater number are possessed and held by Homer. Of whom,
16 Text |            Ion, you are one, and are possessed by Homer; and when any one
17 Text |             the God by whom they are possessed, and have plenty of dances
18 Text |         Homer only when I am mad and possessed; and if you could hear me


Laches
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19 Text |          assailant. Certainly he who possessed the art could not meet with
20 Text |      thoughtful courage is a quality possessed by very few, but that rashness
21 Text |            are very common qualities possessed by many men, many women,


Laws
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22 1    |              the richest of men, and possessed every good (and then he
23 2    |            some rightness or utility possessed by them;—for example, I
24 3    |           was also another advantage possessed by the men of that day,
25 3    |       fearless. If this fear had not possessed them, they would never have
26 3    |           raging like Bacchanals and possessed with inordinate delights—
27 4    |    continuance of the power which is possessed by them the first or principal
28 5    |      undervalued by us because it is possessed by him, but must be acquired
29 8    |           determining what he who is possessed by this third love desires;
30 9    |              kind of ignorance, when possessed of power and strength, will
31 9    |           this is true, yet if he be possessed of absolute and irresponsible
32 12   |             Gold and silver, whether possessed by private persons or in


Lysis
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33 Text |            your early age, so easily possessed of this treasure, and so


Menexenus
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34 Text |            terror which had hitherto possessed the Hellenes, and so made


Meno
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35 Intro|            sort of instinct which is possessed by statesmen, who are not
36 Intro|            their sons. Those who are possessed of it cannot be said to
37 Text |              have acquired or always possessed?~MENO: Yes.~SOCRATES: But
38 Text |           SOCRATES: But if he always possessed this knowledge he would
39 Text |            his soul must have always possessed this knowledge, for he always
40 Text |        illumined, being inspired and possessed of God, in which condition


Phaedo
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41 Intro|              we may think of them as possessed by a great love of God and
42 Text |          that those things which are possessed by the number three must


Phaedrus
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43 Intro|            an orator as he is who is possessed of them, you and I would
44 Text |              gluttony, and he who is possessed by it is called a glutton;
45 Text |              this gift, and is truly possessed and duly out of his mind,
46 Text |             madness of those who are possessed by the Muses; which taking
47 Text |              to him, and they become possessed of him, and receive from


Philebus
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48 Intro|              is what we affirm to be possessed in the highest degree by


The Republic
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49 1    |          whether this power which is possessed by the superior State can
50 2    |              as is said to have been possessed by Gyges, the ancestor of
51 5    |           had nothing and might have possessed all things-to whom we replied
52 9    |        instrument of judgment is not possessed by the covetous or ambitious
53 10   |            improve mankind-if he had possessed knowledge, and not been


The Seventh Letter
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54 Text |              repute, and all must be possessed of sufficient property.
55 Text |          Dionysios was now once more possessed by an extraordinary desire
56 Text |     invention, or to figure as a man possessed of culture, of which he


The Statesman
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57 Intro|            we mean all those who are possessed of the political science.
58 Text |             the care of God, who had possessed and tended them, they were


The Symposium
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59 Intro|          fascinated by Socrates, and possessed of a genius which might


Theaetetus
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60 Intro|             or equanimity. They have possessed their souls in peace without
61 Text |              the hands that which is possessed already. And thus, when
62 Text |          knowledge which he has long possessed, but has not at hand in


Timaeus
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63 Intro|        consistency to them than they possessed in his mind, or adding on
64 Intro|          other immovable; the one is possessed by every man, the other
65 Intro|    instruments of thought which were possessed by the Greek philosopher;
66 Intro|             ideas which they already possessed. The beginnings of thought
67 Text |            respiration, because they possessed a soul which was made impure