Charmides
   Part
 1 Text | physician as a physician in what relates to these?~He will.~He will


Gorgias
   Part
 2 Intro|        The myth in the Statesman relates to a former cycle of existence,


Laws
   Book
 3 4    |          man ought to order what relates to his descendants and his
 4 4    |         try to estimate all that relates to the souls and bodies
 5 5    |        of illustration; but what relates to man is of the highest
 6 6    |       the charge against another relates to greater matters, the
 7 6    |         great difficulty in what relates to slaves. And the reason
 8 6    |       negligent; and in all that relates to the city they should
 9 7    |         learn and practise; what relates in the first place to the
10 7    |         encampings, and all that relates to horsemanship. Of all
11 8    |          masters. Likewise, what relates to music has been, for the
12 9    |       the suit.~Next, after what relates to the Gods, follows what
13 9    |        to the Gods, follows what relates to the dissolution of the
14 9    | accurately, as we proposed, what relates to robbers of temples, and
15 9    |        concerning impiety, which relates to these matters. If any
16 9    |         same way, except in what relates to the sureties; and also,
17 10   |          things, and to all that relates to virtue and vice), and
18 10   |         soul, especially in what relates to her origin: they do not
19 11   |        limit; wherefore all that relates to retail trade, and merchandise,
20 11   |   matters and especially in what relates to marriage, and asserts
21 11   |         to see and hear all that relates to them, and are propitious
22 12   |           as for example in what relates to the throwing away of
23 12   |      ever afterwards. As to what relates to the silence of judges
24 12   |     fairness and moderation what relates to the dead, and a discredit


Parmenides
   Part
25 Intro|    respecting the Platonic ideas relates to the manner in which individuals


Phaedrus
   Part
26 Intro|          the Phaedrus; the first relates to the subject, the second
27 Text |    associate for him in all that relates to his mind.~Let us next


Philebus
   Part
28 Intro|        that part of morals which relates to the consequences of actions,
29 Text |     replenished, and of all that relates to the preservation and


Protagoras
   Part
30 Text |        We should answer: In what relates to the making of likenesses,
31 Text |           and the matter in hand relates to building, the builders
32 Text |       general, when the question relates to carpentering or any other
33 Text |         the gods love.’~All this relates to Pittacus, as is further


The Republic
   Book
34 3    |         literary education which relates to the story or myth may
35 7    |      that part of geometry which relates to war; for in pitching
36 7    |          be enough; the question relates rather to the greater and
37 7    |          philosophy and all that relates to it is apt to have a bad


The Sophist
   Part
38 Intro|         Being and Not-Being only relates to our most abstract notions,


Timaeus
   Part
39 Text |      whereas what was said above relates mainly to sight and hearing,