Charmides
   Part
 1 Intro|          In the Dialogue he is a pattern of virtue, and is therefore


Cratylus
   Part
 2 Intro|          same or nearly the same pattern and had the same meaning.
 3 Intro|        make them all of the same pattern according to what he conceives


Gorgias
   Part
 4 Intro|         other ‘city of which the pattern is in heaven’ (Republic).~


Laws
   Book
 5 3    |      Athenian. Any more than our pattern wise man, whom we exhibited
 6 4    |          law made after the same pattern, if I had to choose. But
 7 5    |      this we are to look for the pattern of the state, and to cling
 8 5    |        future, he who exhibits a pattern of that at which he aims,
 9 7    |         Cleinias. I mean to what pattern should he look as his guide
10 7    |          not wholly in want of a pattern, for when I consider the
11 7    |        cannot imagine any better pattern than this which the guardian


Meno
   Part
12 Text |     pieces: I have given you the pattern.~MENO: Well then, Socrates,
13 Text |       unbroken, and I gave you a pattern according to which you were


Protagoras
   Part
14 Text |         laws, and live after the pattern which they furnish, and


The Republic
   Book
15 3    |    honest man, because he has no pattern of honesty in himself; at
16 5    |          true man is of the same pattern; and if this is right every
17 6    |          in their souls no clear pattern, and are unable as with
18 6    |         who imitate the heavenly pattern? ~They will not be angry
19 7    |      heavens should be used as a pattern and with a view to that
20 7    |   absolute good; for that is the pattern according to which they
21 8    |          will take him for their pattern, and many a constitution
22 9    |      replied, there is laid up a pattern of it, methinks, which he


The Seventh Letter
   Part
23 Text |        another. Thus he showed a pattern of what the good lawgiver


The Sophist
   Part
24 Text |          example which will be a pattern of the greater?~THEAETETUS:
25 Text |          And now, following this pattern, let us endeavour to find


The Statesman
   Part
26 Intro|         city of which there is a pattern in heaven (Republic), is
27 Intro|         and then, following this pattern, we will separate the king
28 Intro|      conform exactly to the same pattern. We do not find perfect
29 Intro|        the Laws is contained the pattern of that second best form
30 Text |       analyse politics after the pattern which weaving supplied?~


Theaetetus
   Part
31 Intro|        puts it together on a new pattern. The universals which are
32 Text |          a life answering to the pattern which they are growing like.


Timaeus
   Part
33 Intro| artificer makes after an eternal pattern, but whatever is fashioned
34 Intro|        fashioned after a created pattern is not fair. Is the world
35 Intro|         according to the eternal pattern is the copy of something;
36 Intro|   visible animal, made after the pattern of this, included all visible
37 Intro|         would have been the true pattern of the world; and therefore
38 Intro|          and there is an eternal pattern of the world, which, like
39 Intro|          separable from him. The pattern too, though eternal, is
40 Intro|         likeness of this eternal pattern. On the other hand, there
41 Intro|         himself? For the idea or pattern of the world is not the
42 Intro|          according to an eternal pattern, out of his goodness has
43 Intro|         between them the idea or pattern according to which mind
44 Intro|        eye fixed upon an eternal pattern he is like the human artificer
45 Text |       work after an unchangeable pattern, must necessarily be made
46 Text |         only, and uses a created pattern, it is not fair or perfect.
47 Text |       when he made the world—the pattern of the unchangeable, or
48 Text |        true, then to the created pattern. Every one will see that
49 Text |          It was framed after the pattern of the eternal nature, that
50 Text |         as was possible; for the pattern exists from eternity, and
51 Text |          after the nature of the pattern. Now as in the ideal animal
52 Text |          which we assumed, was a pattern intelligible and always
53 Text |        only the imitation of the pattern, generated and visible.
54 Text |      manner, in imitation of the pattern of the universe; for as