Cratylus
   Part
 1 Intro|         A kindred error is the separation of the phonetic from the


Gorgias
   Part
 2 Intro|       appeal. Now death is the separation of soul and body, but after
 3 Text |      is in the first place the separation from one another of two


Ion
   Part
 4 Intro|  Republic leads to their final separation, is already working in the


Laws
   Book
 5 3    |    eldest, and, owing to their separation from one another, would
 6 5    |        any colony or purifying separation under the circumstances
 7 7    |       time has arrived for the separation of the sexes—let boys live
 8 11   |      few, at the time of their separation, should choose their new


Lysis
   Part
 9 Intro|     himself the blame of their separation. He will feel pain at the
10 Text |      together, and there is no separation between them. He will be


Meno
   Part
11 Intro|        attitude of reserve and separation. Yet the similarities between
12 Intro|      weakness is the necessary separation of this thought from actual


Parmenides
   Part
13 Intro|      either of admixture or of separation.’~Pythodorus said that in
14 Intro|      of the one. There is also separation and aggregation, assimilation
15 Intro|     corruption, in contact and separation, if one is not.~2.bb. Once
16 Intro|       or unlike, in contact or separation. In short, if one is not,
17 Intro|    from the combination or the separation of them. The notion of transition
18 Text |   these admit of admixture and separation in themselves, I should
19 Text |     therefore be in a state of separation from itself.~Nay, but the
20 Text |       touch another must be in separation from, and next to, that
21 Text |      not inevitably experience separation and aggregation?~Inevitably.~
22 Text |   different, nor in contact or separation, nor in any of those states


Phaedo
   Part
23 Intro|       he desires? Death is the separation of soul and body—and the
24 Intro|     philosopher desires such a separation. He would like to be freed
25 Intro|        repine when the hour of separation arrives? Why, if he is dead
26 Intro|     her divine nature, and the separation from the body which has
27 Intro|  analogy which assisted in the separation of soul and body. If ideas
28 Text | replied Simmias.~Is it not the separation of soul and body? And to
29 Text |        is purification but the separation of the soul from the body,
30 Text |        true, he said.~And this separation and release of the soul
31 Text |   release the soul. Is not the separation and release of the soul
32 Text |      cause of two, in this the separation and subtraction of one from


Philebus
   Part
33 Text |       once more, the unnatural separation and dissolution caused by
34 Text |    this is due to the forcible separation of what is united, or to
35 Text | endeavour to make an imaginary separation of wisdom and pleasure,


The Sophist
   Part
36 Intro|       we suppose the universal separation of kinds, all theories alike
37 Text |     name for the first kind of separation; of the second, which throws
38 Text |        forms, existing only in separation and isolation. This is the
39 Text |       The attempt at universal separation is the final annihilation


The Statesman
   Part
40 Intro|        the royal art; when the separation has been made, the nature
41 Intro|      the Ideas, or the partial separation of them, and the self-motion
42 Intro|     imagination in making this separation, we require an example.
43 Text |    excellent plan, if only the separation be rightly made; and you
44 Text |        produced, but after the separation, when the world was let
45 Text |     But the first process is a separation of the clotted and matted


Theaetetus
   Part
46 Intro|   various points at which this separation or union may be supposed
47 Intro|   justified by experience. Any separation of things which we cannot
48 Text |        patient, as existing in separation, no trustworthy conception,


Timaeus
   Part
49 Intro|   substance which is formed by separation from the fibres. The glutinous
50 Intro|  manner of the change is (1) a separation of portions of the elements
51 Text |      of a black colour. A like separation of the water which had been
52 Text |      hair, while in process of separation from the skin, is compressed