Charmides
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 1 PreF |       Dialogues of Plato into a harmonious whole. Any such arrangement


Cratylus
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 2 Intro|      Through what struggles the harmonious use of the organs of speech
 3 Intro|        to human thoughts by the harmonious composition of the words,
 4 Text |         SOCRATES: Say rather an harmonious name, as beseems the God
 5 Text |        moves all together by an harmonious power, as astronomers and


Gorgias
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 6 Intro|         but is due to order and harmonious arrangement. And the soul


Laws
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 7 3    |         to be free and wise and harmonious, and that a legislator ought
 8 5    |      life, is the best and most harmonious of all, being in accord
 9 7    |    extension to each of them, a harmonious motion being diffused everywhere,


Phaedrus
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10 Intro| Phaedrus, felt a delight in the harmonious cadence and the pedantic
11 Text |       musician, in a gentle and harmonious tone of voice, he would


Protagoras
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12 Text |    learn to be more gentle, and harmonious, and rhythmical, and so


The Republic
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13 3    | expressions of a courageous and harmonious life; and when we have found
14 3    |         and order-temperate and harmonious? ~Quite true, he said. ~
15 3    |       Beyond question. ~And the harmonious soul is both temperate and
16 3    |  circumstances a rhythmical and harmonious nature, such as will be
17 4    |       and co-operates with this harmonious condition just and good
18 5    |      content with this safe and harmonious life, which, in our judgment,
19 7    |          by harmony making them harmonious, by rhythm rhythmical, but
20 7    |         so are the ears to hear harmonious motions; and these are sister
21 7    |    reflect why some numbers are harmonious and others not. ~That, he
22 8    |       virtue of a unanimous and harmonious soul will flee far away


The Sophist
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23 Intro|    science which arrays them in harmonious order, giving to the organic


The Symposium
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24 Intro|         existence is seen to be harmonious and one. The limited affection
25 Text |       moist and dry, attain the harmonious love of one another and
26 Text |   honouring and reverencing the harmonious love in all his actions,
27 Text |       divine, and the beautiful harmonious. Beauty, then, is the destiny


Theaetetus
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28 Intro|        still less can he awaken harmonious thoughts or hymn virtue’
29 Text |    himself will hereafter think harmonious or the reverse?~THEODORUS:
30 Text |         several combinations of harmonious elements—of letters or of


Timaeus
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31 Intro|       be compared with the more harmonious beauty of a similar passage
32 Intro|        other, but in every part harmonious and self-contained and truly
33 Intro|    would dissolve that which is harmonious and happy. And although
34 Intro|   inequality of them, and again harmonious by reason of equality. The
35 Intro|        a music of rhythm and of harmonious motion everywhere; and to
36 Text |      wish to undo that which is harmonious and happy. Wherefore, since