Cratylus
   Part
 1 Intro|        accuracy, so that to the priests or rhapsodists of a nation


Critias
   Part
 2 Intro|         introduced the Egyptian priests to give verisimilitude to
 3 Intro|      what Solon was told by the priests. The war of which he was
 4 Intro|       authority of the Egyptian priests; and the Egyptian priests
 5 Intro|       priests; and the Egyptian priests took a pleasure in deceiving
 6 Intro|      magician than the Egyptian priests, that is to say, Plato himself,
 7 Text |         of what was said by the priests and brought hither by Solon,
 8 Text |     because Solon said that the priests in their narrative of that
 9 Text |        the country the Egyptian priests said what is not only probable


Laws
   Book
10 5    |          and in the next place, priests and priestesses will offer
11 6    |    servants of the temples, and priests and priestesses. There must
12 6    |         temples shall be called priests. Those who hold hereditary
13 6    |      hold hereditary offices as priests or priestesses, shall not
14 6    |       foundation of a new city, priests and priestesses shall be
15 6    |         the same as that of the priests, and the scrutiny of them
16 6    |     deceased. Moreover, besides priests and interpreters, there
17 7    |        any one of the Gods, the priests and priestesses, acting
18 7    |         of the laws, and by the priests and priestesses. Suppose
19 8    |       And the interpreters, and priests, and priestesses, and prophets
20 9    |       been plainly set forth by priests of old; they have pronounced
21 9    |        guardians of the and the priests, shall appoint a 5040th
22 10   |      orators, and prophets, and priests, and by innumerable others,
23 10   |       over his offerings to the priests and priestesses, who see
24 12   |       laurel; they shall all be priests of Apollo and Helios; and
25 12   |      who is judged first of the priests created in that year, shall
26 12   |         praises of the departed priests in alternate responses,
27 12   |         from other burials, let priests and priestesses follow,
28 12   |         the first place, of the priests who have obtained the rewards
29 12   |     hospitable persons, and the priests and ministers of the temples
30 12   | suffered nor done any harm. The priests shall be their judges, if


Meno
   Part
31 Intro|   knowledge:—~He has heard from priests and priestesses, and from
32 Intro|     gathered from the ‘words of priests and priestesses:’ (1) that
33 Intro|        the olden time, to which priests and poets bear witness.
34 Text |     SOCRATES: Some of them were priests and priestesses, who had


The Republic
   Book
35 5    |        hymeneal priestesses and priests and the whole city will


The Sophist
   Part
36 Intro|         the vernacular Latin of priests and students. The higher


The Statesman
   Part
37 Intro|        imposing attitude of the priests, who are the established
38 Intro|          There are diviners and priests, who are full of pride and
39 Text |       are these other kings and priests elected by lot who now come


Timaeus
   Part
40 Intro|    conversing with the Egyptian priests, how ignorant he and his
41 Intro|     place, there was a caste of priests among the ancient Athenians,
42 Intro|         conversed with Egyptian priests or have read records in
43 Text |      great honour; he asked the priests who were most skilful in
44 Text |  happened. Thereupon one of the priests, who was of a very great
45 Text |         earnestly requested the priests to inform him exactly and
46 Text |    place, there is the caste of priests, which is separated from