Cratylus
   Part
 1 Intro|        Luther, ‘Words are living creatures, having hands and feet.’
 2 Text |         the God through whom all creatures always have life (di on


Critias
   Part
 3 Text |        did they guide all mortal creatures. Now different gods had


Laws
   Book
 4 1    |        keeping of goats, and the creatures themselves as capital things
 5 2    |        say that the young of all creatures cannot be quiet in their
 6 2    |        the fiery nature of young creatures: I said that they were unable
 7 3    |   prevails very widely among all creatures, and is according to nature,
 8 6    |       the most savage of earthly creatures. Wherefore the legislator
 9 7    | gymnastic applied to such little creatures, which, although strange,
10 7    |      body and soul of very young creatures, that nursing and moving
11 7    |       the advantage of the young creatures. But at three, four, five,
12 7    |        for there is a hunting of creatures in the water, and of creatures
13 7    |   creatures in the water, and of creatures in the air, and there is
14 7    |       angling or of catching the creatures in the waters, ever take
15 10   |      acknowledge that all mortal creatures are the property of the
16 11   |      hard is it for you, who are creatures of a day, to know what is


Parmenides
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17 Text |         and from all other human creatures, or of fire and water?~I


Phaedo
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18 Text |          all souls of all living creatures will be equally good?~I


Phaedrus
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19 Text |           and disapprove of such creatures and their practices, and


Philebus
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20 Intro|         the happiness of all his creatures? and in working out their
21 Intro|    happiness, not of some of his creatures and in this world only,


Protagoras
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22 Text |         gods only, and no mortal creatures. But when the time came


The Republic
   Book
23 6    |       when you think of the puny creatures who, seeing this land open
24 9    |         is unable to control the creatures within him, but has to court


The Seventh Letter
   Part
25 Text |        and orders several of his creatures to write to the same effect,


The Sophist
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26 Intro|        you and me, and all other creatures, the earth and the heavens
27 Text |        and the tending of mortal creatures, and the art of constructing
28 Text |         make you and me, and all creatures.~THEAETETUS: What would


The Statesman
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29 Intro|         the power of four-legged creatures, being the double of two
30 Intro|         authority over all other creatures, and following the instructions
31 Intro|     command-for-self over living creatures, when we called it the ‘
32 Text |          cases, a common care of creatures in flocks?~YOUNG SOCRATES:
33 Text |       with the rearing of living creatures,—I mean, with animals in
34 Text |        of himself and of all the creatures which are contained in him,
35 Text |        was the result. The small creatures which had almost disappeared
36 Text |         and such weak and shifty creatures;—Protean shapes quickly


Theaetetus
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37 Intro|          by friction, and living creatures owe their origin to a similar


Timaeus
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38 Intro|       this, included all visible creatures.~Are there many worlds or
39 Intro|       these bodies became living creatures, and learnt their appointed
40 Intro|     Having given this law to his creatures, that he might be guiltless
41 Intro|          or friendship among his creatures. Only, as there is a certain
42 Text |         us and all other visible creatures. For the Deity, intending
43 Text |  includes all other intelligible creatures cannot have a second or
44 Text |      them, and had become living creatures having bodies fastened by
45 Text |          the pedestrian and land creatures. Of the heavenly and divine,
46 Text |      Wherefore, since ye are but creatures, ye are not altogether immortal
47 Text |        and make and beget living creatures, and give them food, and
48 Text |      given all these laws to his creatures, that he might be guiltless