Critias
   Part
 1 Intro|          make up the complement of twelve hundred ships.~Each of the
 2 Text |          make up the complement of twelve hundred ships. Such was


Gorgias
   Part
 3 Intro|          attentive reader that the twelve days during which Er lay


Laws
   Book
 4 5    |          will divide the city into twelve portions, first founding
 5 5    |       radiate from this point. The twelve portions shall be equalized
 6 5    |           divide the citizens into twelve parts, and arrange the rest
 7 5    |            possible, so as to form twelve equal parts; and there shall
 8 5    |       After this they shall assign twelve lots to twelve Gods, and
 9 5    |        shall assign twelve lots to twelve Gods, and call them by their
10 5    |          they shall distribute the twelve divisions of the city in
11 5    |          to be a distribution into twelve parts, let us now see in
12 5    |  difficulty in perceiving that the twelve parts admit of the greatest
13 6    |      generals thus elected propose twelve brigadiers, one for each
14 6    |   therefore have to be arranged in twelve portions, answering to the
15 6    |         portions, answering to the twelve months, and furnish guardians
16 6    |          both of them divided into twelve portions, ought there not
17 6    |            appointed thus:—Let the twelve tribes be distributed into
18 6    |        number of votes [out of the twelve appointed by each group],
19 6    |           already distributed into twelve as nearly as possible equal
20 6    |        have the power of selecting twelve others out of the youth
21 6    |    superintendents of the bands of twelve. While on service at each
22 6    |          and humble kind. When the twelve have been chosen, let them
23 6    |         three, and will divide the twelve parts of the city into three;
24 6    |          whole number divisible by twelve, but also the number of
25 6    |         each tribe is divisible by twelve. Now every portion should
26 6    |            all numbers from one to twelve with the single exception
27 6    |       sacrifice twice in the month—twelve assemblies for the tribes,
28 6    |     assemblies for the tribes, and twelve for the city, according
29 7    |            be under the control of twelve matrons, one for each company,
30 8    |            will say that there are twelve feasts dedicated to the
31 8    |            feasts dedicated to the twelve Gods, after whom the several
32 8    |        belonging to any one of the twelve divisions shall decide,
33 8    |         law; and they shall be the twelve next in order to the five
34 8    |            fruits of the soil into twelve parts, and in this way consume
35 8    |            for sale in each of the twelve divisions) be divided in
36 8    |          like them. There shall be twelve hamlets, one in the middle
37 8    |            presides in each of the twelve districts. And the first
38 8    |          they shall subdivide into twelve lesser divisions, among
39 8    |        lesser divisions, among the twelve districts of the city, and
40 9    |           the guardians shall send twelve judges to the borders of
41 9    | ingloriously in the borders of the twelve portions the land, in such
42 12   |        appoint in their first year twelve examiners, to continue until
43 12   |          all the magistracies into twelve parts, and prove the holders
44 12   |          be of the first dass, pay twelve minae, and eight if he be


Phaedo
   Part
45 Text |          have leather coverings in twelve pieces, and is decked with


Phaedrus
   Part
46 Text |        reckoned among the princely twelve march in their appointed


The Republic
   Book
47 1    |        person what numbers make up twelve, taking care to prohibit


Theaetetus
   Part
48 Intro|            than four and less than twelve; “more and also less,” would
49 Text |           and fewer by a half than twelve—they are more and also fewer.
50 Text |          can never be mistaken for twelve, which is only thought:
51 Text |        arise between the eleven or twelve which are seen or handled,
52 Text |       arise between the eleven and twelve which are in the mind.~SOCRATES:
53 Text |       another thinks that they are twelve, or would all agree in thinking
54 Text |           and saying that they are twelve?~THEAETETUS: Certainly not;
55 Text |            does not imply that the twelve in the waxen block are supposed
56 Text |            he thought eleven to be twelve, he got hold of the ring-dove


Timaeus
   Part
57 Intro|       figure (which is made out of twelve pentagons), the dodecahedron—
58 Text |       triangular elements, forming twelve solid angles, each of them