Cratylus
   Part
 1 Intro|          are invariable, but no two plants, no two leaves of the forest
 2 Text |           which brings to light the plants and growths of the earth


Laws
   Book
 3 6    |            this is not only true of plants, but of animals wild and
 4 8    |            elements of nutrition in plants, or divert them, or steal
 5 10   |             well as animals and all plants, and all the seasons come
 6 10   |            seasons on the growth of plants; or I perhaps, to shepherds


Phaedo
   Part
 7 Text |           animals generally, and to plants, and to everything of which
 8 Text |           as well as in animals and plants. They are the jewels of


Phaedrus
   Part
 9 Text |            help of science sows and plants therein words which are


Protagoras
   Part
10 Text |         which is mischievous to all plants, and generally most injurious


The Republic
   Book
11 2    |            of AEschylus, that ~"God plants guilt among men when he
12 7    |       trying to look on animals and plants and the light of the sun,
13 8    |         this is the dissolution: In plants that grow in the earth,
14 10   |          vessels of every kind, but plants and animals, himself and
15 10   |     yourself, and other animals and plants, and all the other things


The Sophist
   Part
16 Text |             and all the animals and plants, at things which grow upon


The Statesman
   Part
17 Intro|            gods gave them seeds and plants. Out of these human life
18 Intro|          some are made of fibres of plants and some of hair, and of
19 Intro|             gods give him seeds and plants; and out of these human
20 Text |    fellow-worker, Athene, seeds and plants by others. From these is
21 Text |           are made of the sinews of plants, and some of hair; and of
22 Text | metaphorically termed the sinews of plants, and we have also separated
23 Text |            stripping the cuticle of plants, and the currier’s art,


The Symposium
   Part
24 Intro|             be found in animals and plants as well as in man. In the
25 Intro|           descending to animals and plants, and attaining to the highest
26 Intro|       thought that he saw, a sex in plants; there were elective affinities
27 Text |          bring to men, animals, and plants health and plenty, and do
28 Text |             diseases on animals and plants; for hoar-frost and hail


Theaetetus
   Part
29 Intro|            to know on what soil the plants will grow. But respectable
30 Intro|             health into animals and plants, and make the good take
31 Text |           in what soils the several plants or seeds should be deposited.~
32 Text |         body, and the husbandmen of plants—for the husbandmen also
33 Text |            disordered sensations of plants, and infuse into them good


Timaeus
   Part
34 Intro|           and are distilled through plants. Of these we may mention,
35 Intro|         perceptions. Thus trees and plants were created, which were
36 Intro|            to blame rather than the plants, the educators and not the
37 Intro|             head, to raise us, like plants which are not of earthly
38 Intro|             that there was a sex in plants as well as in animals; (
39 Text |           and are distilled through plants which grow in the earth;
40 Text |             These are the trees and plants and seeds which have been
41 Text |            to blame rather than the plants, the educators rather than