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 1     I,  4       |        like 4267 Pythagoras, 4268 Plato and 4269 Aristides, to 4270
 2     I,  42      |      thigh. 4585 Speusippus also, Plato’s nephew, and 4586 Clearchus
 3     I,  42(4585)|                      He succeeded Plato as president of the Academy (
 4     I,  42      |        Clearchus in his eulogy of Plato, and 4587 Anaxelides in
 5     I,  42      |         Perictione, the mother of Plato, was violated by an apparition
 6     I,  42(4588)|         to have been a teacher of Plato. There is an extant work
 7     I,  42(4588)| probability only an abridgment of Plato’s dialogue of Timæus.~
 8     I,  49      |           of love is laid bare in Plato’s Phædrus from beginning
 9    II,  7       |          own; as though they read Plato’s Republic and took Cato
10    II,  9       |      think of nothing but virtue. Plato, moreover, himself, when 4753
11    II,  9(4754) |           olive plantations, etc. Plato had a piece of land in the
12    II,  14(4777)|    mythical Orpheus are quoted by Plato. The extant poems which