Cratylus
   Part
 1 Intro|       in childhood, while the organs are pliable, the intelligence
 2 Intro|     to frame conceptions, the organs are no longer able to express
 3 Intro|      stronger; in which their organs of speech were more flexible,
 4 Intro|     the harmonious use of the organs of speech was acquired;
 5 Intro|     physiology of speech. The organs of language are the same
 6 Intro|     use or formation of these organs, owing to climate or the
 7 Intro|       another. But behind the organs of speech and their action
 8 Intro|     sounds in relation to the organs of speech. The phonograph
 9 Intro|     not the work of the vocal organs only; nearly the whole of
10 Intro|       greater facility to the organs of speech which is given
11 Intro| settling down is aided by the organs of speech and by the use


Phaedo
   Part
12 Text |     by you through the bodily organs? or rather, is not the nearest


The Republic
   Book
13 1    |       to be the ends of these organs? ~They may. ~But you can
14 6    |     sun? ~No. ~Yet of all the organs of sense the eye is the


Theaetetus
   Part
15 Intro|     are perceived through the organs of the body, there are also
16 Intro|        Trojan horse,’ but the organs of a presiding nature, in
17 Intro|      senses are recognized as organs of sense, and we are admitted
18 Intro|  worlds of which they are the organs are parted by a wall, and
19 Intro|    imperfectly, of the bodily organs with the operations of the
20 Intro|   soon returns, the neglected organs come back into use, and
21 Text |       qualities through other organs, we do not perceive them
22 Text |    Tell me, then, are not the organs through which you perceive
23 Text |     hard and light and sweet, organs of the body?~THEAETETUS:
24 Text |      we were just asking—what organs will you assign for the
25 Text |     others through the bodily organs. For that was my own opinion,


Timaeus
   Part
26 Intro|       functions of the bodily organs in health and disease, on
27 Intro|   face in which they inserted organs to minister in all things
28 Intro|       power of the generative organs, and the woman is subjected
29 Intro|   same distinct conception of organs of sense which is familiar
30 Intro|       the affections with the organs. Hearing is a blow which
31 Intro|      of the most sensitive of organs; but then this is made,
32 Intro|    are conveyed to the bodily organs. But this perhaps, to use
33 Text |    there have been any use of organs by the help of which he
34 Text |   face in which they inserted organs to minister in all things
35 Text |       is in front. And of the organs they first contrived the
36 Text |   perceive through the bodily organs, truly existent, and nothing