The Apology
   Part
 1 Intro|          absurd, how contrary to analogy is this! How inconceivable


Charmides
   Part
 2 PreS |          or female form, or some analogy too subtle to be discovered.
 3 Intro|          But this is contrary to analogy; there is no vision of vision,


Cratylus
   Part
 4 Intro|          a similar manner by the analogy of the arts. Was there a
 5 Intro|     Republic, is examined by the analogy of the arts. Words are works
 6 Intro|     nature of correctness by the analogy of the arts, and then, as
 7 Intro|  experience and common sense. An analogy, a figure of speech, an
 8 Intro|    uncertain, is gained from the analogy of causes still in action,
 9 Intro|        the nature of language by analogy. We have the analogy of
10 Intro|          by analogy. We have the analogy of the cries of animals,
11 Intro|          It was the principle of analogy which introduced into this ‘
12 Intro|          are likewise based upon analogy. Time has an analogy with
13 Intro|        upon analogy. Time has an analogy with space, arithmetic with
14 Intro|   interruptions or variations of analogy occur in pronouns or in
15 Intro|      intersected by the lines of analogy. Like number from which
16 Intro|        derived, the principle of analogy opens the eyes of men to
17 Intro|     reason why this principle of analogy prevails in all the vast
18 Intro|      ways in which, like number, analogy permeates, not only language,
19 Intro|     earth.~iii. Next in order to analogy in the formation of language
20 Intro|        which is itself a kind of analogy or similarity of sound and
21 Intro|    formed according to a correct analogy, but what is the usage of


Euthydemus
   Part
22 Text |         if we may argue from the analogy of the previous instances?~


Gorgias
   Part
23 Intro|  definition recurs. The illusive analogy of the arts and the virtues
24 Intro|          has been made, that the analogy of disease and injustice
25 Intro|         effect.~Like the general analogy of the arts and the virtues,
26 Intro|        arts and the virtues, the analogy of disease and injustice,


Ion
   Part
27 Intro|         This is confirmed by the analogy of sculpture, painting,


Meno
   Part
28 Intro|          guide of life (Butler’s Analogy.);’ and he is at the same


Parmenides
   Part
29 Intro|          and conversely: (5) The analogy of opposites is misused


Phaedo
   Part
30 Intro|       been said, the figure, the analogy, the argument, are felt
31 Intro|        To this we are led by the analogy of the present life, in
32 Intro|        not argue merely from the analogy of the present state of
33 Intro|         to another, but from the analogy of a probable future to
34 Intro|           The true argument from analogy is not, ‘This life is a
35 Intro|         favourite ‘argument from analogy’ thus summarily disposed
36 Intro|        to the world, supplied an analogy which assisted in the separation
37 Intro|          and beyond herself. The analogy may even be pressed a step
38 Text |          you do, and on the same analogy, that the harmony survives
39 Text |    figure, is of any weight. The analogy which I will adduce is that


Phaedrus
   Part
40 Intro|          we can interpret him by analogy with reference to the errors


Philebus
   Part
41 Intro|       Nor was he assisted by the analogy of sensible objects. The
42 Intro|      principle may be applied to analogy to purely intellectual conceptions.
43 Intro| philosophers. And, borrowing the analogy of pleasure, we may say
44 Text |          two?~PROTARCHUS: On the analogy of what has preceded, I


The Republic
   Book
45 1    |          be guided at all by the analogy of the preceding instances,
46 10   |     probability derived from the analogy of painting; but let us
47 10   |       evil of the soul. Take the analogy of the body: The evil of


The Statesman
   Part
48 Intro|          of imagery; the general analogy of the arts is constantly
49 Text |          word following the same analogy, and refer kings to a supreme
50 Text |         command-for-self, on the analogy of selling-for-self; an
51 Text |        is small, and yet has any analogy with the political occupation?


Theaetetus
   Part
52 Intro|       between the true and false analogy, and allow the negative
53 Intro|    within the sphere of mind the analogy of sense reappears; and
54 Intro|         our minds, partly by the analogy of space and partly by the
55 Intro|        and future, and again the analogy of space assists us in conceiving
56 Intro|    partly sustained by the false analogy of Physical Science and
57 Intro|          analyze the mind on the analogy of the body, and so to reduce
58 Intro|       see also that they have an analogy with one another, and that


Timaeus
   Part
59 Intro|   devious paths suggested by the analogy of man with the world, and
60 Intro|          them was reasoning from analogy; they could see resemblances,
61 Intro|      illustration from argument. Analogy in modern times only points
62 Intro|       resisting the power of any analogy which occurred to him, and
63 Intro|        without this crude use of analogy the ancient physical philosopher
64 Intro|       the world is framed on the analogy of the soul of man, and