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 1 XI       |    or formed and created, as Plato believed) was surely found
 2 XXII     |    the soul. Angels 69, too, Plato also does not deny; and
 3 XXIII    | appointed to this office, as Plato and the poets agree in saying;
 4 XXIV     |     discharged by many; like Plato describes the great Jupiter
 5 XL       |   thousands of human beings. Plato also mentions that a region
 6 XL       |      the whole world, or, as Plato thought, the plains only?
 7 XLVI     |    God; notwithstanding that Plato 121 says the Maker of the
 8 XLVI     | Speusippus, of the school of Plato, died in the act of adultery.
 9 XLVI(121)|                            y Plato, Tim. 9, to_n me\n ou]n
10 XLVI     |      on the proud couches of Plato: a Christian is not proud
11 XLVI     |     rather to have ruled, as Plato sells himself to Dionysius