The Apology
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 1 Text |      man, and like other men, a creature of flesh and blood, and


Cratylus
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 2 Intro|     acknowledges that the ‘poor creature’ imitation is supplemented
 3 Intro|   supplemented by another ‘poor creature,’— convention. But he does
 4 Intro|         to ‘supplement the poor creature imitation by another poor
 5 Intro|       imitation by another poor creature convention.’ But the poor
 6 Intro|       convention.’ But the poor creature convention in the end proves


Gorgias
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 7 Text |      But when I hear some small creature carefully articulating its
 8 Text |         the accuser were a poor creature and not good for much, you
 9 Text |     body or soul, instrument or creature, when given to them in the


Laws
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10 7    |         birds will, against any creature however strong, and die
11 11   |        to die is an intractable creature, and is apt to use language
12 12   |         of which, as of a human creature, we will ask a question:—


Meno
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13 Text |        know that you are a fair creature and have still many lovers.~


Phaedo
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14 Intro|         a fable as a two-headed creature of the gods.’ The mention
15 Intro|     picture, by the symbol of a creature half-bird, half-human, nor
16 Text |    earth; which is just as if a creature who was at the bottom of


Phaedrus
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17 Intro|  deceitful likeness of a living creature. It has no power of adaptation,
18 Text |         the serpent Typho, or a creature of a gentler and simpler
19 Text |       differs from the immortal creature. The soul in her totality
20 Text |      called a living and mortal creature. For immortal no such union
21 Text |         may imagine an immortal creature having both a body and also
22 Text |  discourse ought to be a living creature, having a body of its own


Philebus
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23 Text |       eligible for every living creature or thing that was able to


The Republic
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24 1    |       not be the simple amusing creature which he is. ~And would
25 2    |        it makes the soul of any creature to be absolutely fearless
26 8    |       but only a poor, helpless creature. ~Yes, that is an evil which
27 8    |         of the State in which a creature like him is generated. ~
28 8    |         of all. ~What a blessed creature, I said, must this tyrant
29 9    |       then, my friend? Will the creature feel any compunction at
30 9    |      beast to be a single human creature. I have done so, he said. ~
31 9    |        profitable for the human creature to be unjust, and unprofitable
32 9    |       it is profitable for this creature to feast the multitudinous
33 9    |   mastery over the entire human creature. ~He should watch over the
34 9    |      relax and weaken this same creature, and make a coward of him? ~
35 10   |      imagine him to be a simple creature who is likely to have been


The Seventh Letter
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36 Text |      being all the while a poor creature, not master of himself,


The Sophist
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37 Intro|         of true education. This creature has many heads: rhetoricians,
38 Intro|        considering that he is a creature not easily caught, I think
39 Intro|          But he is a many-sided creature, and may still be traced
40 Intro|    existence of a mortal living creature, which is a body containing
41 Intro|        more than he is the mere creature or expression of the age
42 Text |        neither he nor any other creature will ever escape in triumph.~
43 Text |       wonderful and inscrutable creature. And now in the cleverest
44 Text |        of imitators is a simple creature, who thinks that he knows


The Statesman
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45 Intro|       ceased, and the universal creature settled down in his accustomed
46 Text |     some wise and understanding creature, such as a crane is reputed
47 Text |        the world being a living creature, and having originally received
48 Text |       ceased, and the universal creature, once more at peace, attained
49 Text |         just like the universal creature whom they imitate and follow,


The Symposium
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50 Intro|         immortality in a mortal creature. When beauty approaches,
51 Intro|        there were longings of a creature~Moving about in worlds not
52 Text |        you regard as an unhappy creature, and very probably you are
53 Text |         principle in the mortal creature, and in the inharmonious
54 Text |           Because to the mortal creature, generation is a sort of


Theaetetus
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55 Intro|       an awkward, inexperienced creature, unable to say anything
56 Text |         woman, child, or living creature has not such a knowledge
57 Text |         and he remarks that the creature whom they tend, and out
58 Text |     Theaetetus, what a tiresome creature is a man who is fond of


Timaeus
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59 Intro|        was eternal, to make the creature eternal as far as this was
60 Intro|      all-sufficient and perfect creature, using the secondary causes
61 Intro|          the firstborn of every creature.’ Nor need we discuss at
62 Text |     found that no unintelligent creature taken as a whole was fairer
63 Text |       the world became a living creature truly endowed with soul
64 Text |      father and creator saw the creature which he had made moving
65 Text | attribute in its fulness upon a creature was impossible. Wherefore
66 Text |  immortal principle of a mortal creature, in imitation of their own
67 Text |         The frame of the entire creature when young has the triangles