Cratylus
   Part
 1 Intro|  Artemis is so called from her healthy well-balanced nature, dia
 2 Text |      Artemis is named from her healthy (artemes), well-ordered


The First Alcibiades
   Part
 3 Text |    what men are like, but what healthy or diseased men are like—


Gorgias
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 4 Text |   shall refute and answer me. ‘Healthy,’ as I conceive, is the


Laws
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 5 5    |   swift or the tall, or to the healthy body (although many may
 6 5    |      holds of the diseased and healthy life; they both have pleasures
 7 5    |        courageous and wise and healthy exceed the cowardly and
 8 5    |    animals; he will divide the healthy and unhealthy, and the good
 9 5    |       destruction the pure and healthy nature and being of every


Lysis
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10 Text |        is well enough; and the healthy man has no love of the physician,


Menexenus
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11 Text |        this city, so sound and healthy was the spirit of freedom


Phaedrus
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12 Intro|        to the birth living and healthy creations? These he would


Protagoras
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13 Text |      speaks of being ‘awfully’ healthy or wealthy, or of ‘awful’
14 Text |        comes from nature and a healthy state of the body. And in
15 Text |       them from nature and the healthy state of the soul.~I said:


The Republic
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16 2    |        my opinion the true and healthy constitution of the State
17 2    |      borders; for the original healthy State is no longer sufficient.
18 3    |        who, being generally of healthy constitution and habits
19 3    |      before he was wounded was healthy and regular in his habits;
20 3    |        mind which is to form a healthy judgment should have had
21 4    |       the science of health is healthy, or of disease necessarily
22 4    |     Why, I said, that which is healthy causes health, and that
23 9    |      But when a man's pulse is healthy and temperate, and when
24 10   |      that they have no true or healthy aim. ~Exactly. ~The imitative


The Statesman
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25 Text |      that this course only was healthy and medicinal, all others


The Symposium
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26 Intro|  resolved that the natural and healthy instincts of mankind shall
27 Text |  unlike; and the desire of the healthy is one, and the desire of
28 Text |       in the body the good and healthy elements are to be indulged,
29 Text |  desired to be swift, or being healthy desired to be healthy, in
30 Text |    being healthy desired to be healthy, in that case he might be


Theaetetus
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31 Intro|      as the impressions of the healthy; and the sick are as wise
32 Intro|        sick are as wise as the healthy. Nor can any man be cured
33 Text |     and to appear sweet to the healthy tongue.~THEAETETUS: Certainly;
34 Text | impression is foolish, and the healthy man because he has another
35 Text |      infuse into them good and healthy sensations—aye and true


Timaeus
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36 Text |      it now has, and also more healthy and free from pain. But
37 Text |     against each other, and be healthy and well balanced. And therefore