Cratylus
   Part
 1 Intro|  relation to one another as the substances which they denote. But there


Laws
   Book
 2 8    | reservoirs, either by poisonous substances, or by digging or by theft,
 3 8    |        the water by deleterious substances, let him not only pay damages,
 4 10   |  secondary motions of corporeal substances, and guide all things to
 5 12   |         and many other lifeless substances, and to these they assigned


Lysis
   Part
 6 Text |        I must observe that some substances are assimilated when others


Phaedo
   Part
 7 Text |        only, and no division of substances, then the chaos of Anaxagoras


The Sophist
   Part
 8 Intro| invisible world, and reduce the substances of their opponents to the
 9 Intro|         or become another? That substances have attributes was implied
10 Text |       purification of inanimate substances—to this the arts of fulling
11 Text |         as well as at inanimate substances which are formed within


Theaetetus
   Part
12 Intro|        matter, the qualities of substances. After having inflicted


Timaeus
   Part
13 Intro|        of water or fire, not as substances, but as qualities. They
14 Intro|        the body; secondly, oily substances, as for example, oil or
15 Intro|         to compound and resolve substances; such experiments are impossible
16 Intro|        perspiration and similar substances is also the watery part
17 Intro|    between different classes of substances, or between the animal and
18 Intro|         divisions of colours or substances; even the four elements
19 Intro|        decomposing the faces of substances and not the substances themselves—
20 Intro|       of substances and not the substances themselves—it is a house
21 Intro|         great masses of similar substances; fire to fire, air to air,
22 Intro|       another; the varieties of substances and processes are hardly
23 Intro|        whole, and the different substances of which, to a superficial
24 Intro|    disturbed, and the secondary substances which are formed out of
25 Intro|       the triangles forming the substances of the human body to those
26 Intro|          others by inflammatory substances,—these act upon the testing
27 Intro|       the affinities of similar substances have some effect upon the
28 Text |         impress figures on soft substances do not allow any previous
29 Text |  thirdly, there is the class of substances which expand the contracted
30 Text |      with them may occur in two substances composed of finer particles
31 Text |       earth; on the other hand, substances of the nature of wax and
32 Text |     fresh cuttings from kindred substances, whether the fruits of the
33 Text |     motion by which all kindred substances are drawn towards one another.
34 Text |         the generation of these substances proceeds in a wrong order;