Cratylus
   Part
 1 Text |             truly. For the sun in his revolution always adds new light, and


Laws
   Book
 2 6    |              to the months and to the revolution of the universe. Every city
 3 7    |         totally unacquainted with the revolution of the sun and moon, and
 4 10   |               we observe that, in the revolution, the motion which carries
 5 10   |              akin to the movement and revolution and calculation of mind,
 6 10   |             and order and arrange the revolution of the heaven.~Cleinias.


Phaedrus
   Part
 7 Intro|           stand upon the outside; the revolution of the spheres carries them
 8 Intro|                The divine mind in her revolution enjoys this fair prospect,
 9 Intro|             carried round in the next revolution of the spheres; and if always
10 Text |            outside of heaven, and the revolution of the spheres carries them
11 Text |              and made glad, until the revolution of the worlds brings her
12 Text |             to the same place. In the revolution she beholds justice, and
13 Text |               is carried round in the revolution, troubled indeed by the


Philebus
   Part
14 Intro|            the Reformation, or French Revolution, when the upper classes


The Republic
   Book
15 7    |        proceeded at once to solids in revolution, instead of taking solids
16 8    |               else, and are eager for revolution. ~That is true. ~On the
17 8    |             of democracy, whether the revolution has been effected by arms,
18 8    |              torments them and breeds revolution in them. ~That is exactly
19 10   |           touch of her right hand the revolution of the outer circle of the
20 10   |              and drew them within the revolution of the spindle impelled


The Seventh Letter
   Part
21 Text |          being generally condemned, a revolution took place, and fifty-one
22 Text |           time.~Not long after that a revolution terminated the power of
23 Text |        surprising that in a period of revolution excessive penalties were


The Statesman
   Part
24 Intro|            Reformation, or the French Revolution, when the same inspiration
25 Text |               superintended the whole revolution of the universe; and the


Theaetetus
   Part
26 Text |               go round and round:—the revolution of the scytal, or pestle,


Timaeus
   Part
27 Intro|             which is derived from the revolution of the same. Thus arose
28 Intro|               month is created by the revolution of the moon, a year by that
29 Intro|           assigned to them—first, the revolution in the same and around the
30 Intro|             of the soul, stopping the revolution of the same and twisting
31 Intro|              the same spot, still the revolution of the universe exercises
32 Intro|       appellation as blasphemous.~The revolution of the world around earth,
33 Intro|       irreconcilable with the perfect revolution of twenty-four hours. The
34 Intro|             earth on its axis and the revolution of the sun and outer heaven
35 Intro|              suppose that the diurnal revolution of the heavens was present
36 Text |       comprehending them in a uniform revolution upon the same axis, he made
37 Text |          learning arithmetic from the revolution of the same and the like.
38 Text |              the one most intelligent revolution. And the month is accomplished
39 Text |            they are controlled by the revolution of the same and the like;
40 Text | transformations until he followed the revolution of the same and the like
41 Text |           they completely stopped the revolution of the same by their opposing
42 Text |             and there is no course or revolution in them which has a guiding
43 Text |            proceed to explain. In the revolution of the universe are comprehended