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 1 1    |        fail the gods," as says Plato's Ibycus, but here rather
 2 4    | subdivide virtue. According to Plato, these are the elements
 3 10   |      to preserve the school of Plato in its truth and pureness.
 4 11   |        admirable expression of Plato's about geniuses: "Here
 5 12   |      Aristotle's De Anima, and Plato's Phaedo. After thus proving
 6 12   |       of these commentaries on Plato!"~As Plutarch saw Proclus
 7 13   |       the Greater Mysteries of Plato, proceeding in an orderly
 8 14   |        political writings, and Plato's Laws and Republic. He
 9 22(5)|            The reference is to Plato, Phaedo 69c-d, "The narthex-carriers
10 23   |      birthdays of Socrates and Plato. It was quite noticeable
11 26   |        chain, which began with Plato's ancestor Solon; and with
12 26   |       he study the writings of Plato and the other theologians.~