Laws
   Book
 1 12   |          cords, and girders, and sinews—one nature diffused in many


The Republic
   Book
 2 3    |       his spirit and cut out the sinews of his soul; and he becomes
 3 4    |     powerful, if deprived of the sinews of war. ~There would certainly


The Statesman
   Part
 4 Text |   stitched, some are made of the sinews of plants, and some of hair;
 5 Text |        metaphorically termed the sinews of plants, and we have also


Timaeus
   Part
 6 Intro|      heat and cold, he contrived sinews and flesh—the first to give
 7 Intro|        form pulpy flesh. But the sinews he made of a mixture of
 8 Intro|        thin bone, and placed the sinews at the extremity of the
 9 Intro| according to which the flesh and sinews are made of blood, the sinews
10 Intro|    sinews are made of blood, the sinews out of the fibres, and the
11 Intro|        which comes away from the sinews and the flesh, not only
12 Intro|     renewed from the muscles and sinews, and instead of being oily
13 Intro|          fall away and leave the sinews bare and full of brine,
14 Intro|       which gets about the great sinews of the shoulders—these are
15 Intro|       composed—the blood, flesh, sinews—like the elements out of
16 Intro|      them, namely, blood, flesh, sinews, are generated in an inverse
17 Text |        in view, he contrived the sinews and the flesh, that so binding
18 Text |          members together by the sinews, which admitted of being
19 Text |      succulent flesh. As for the sinews, he made them of a mixture
20 Text |     yellow colour; wherefore the sinews have a firmer and more glutinous
21 Text |         binding them together by sinews, and then enshrouded them
22 Text |           but not with flesh and sinews, since it had no joints;
23 Text |       this manner God placed the sinews at the extremity of the
24 Text |          the face, and the other sinews he dispersed throughout
25 Text |        head was not encircled by sinews; and also in order that
26 Text |    marrow and bone and flesh and sinews are composed of the four
27 Text |      order is that the flesh and sinews should be made of blood,
28 Text |     should be made of blood, the sinews out of the fibres to which
29 Text |        which comes away from the sinews and the flesh, not only
30 Text |   separated from the muscles and sinews, ceases to give nourishment
31 Text |          under the flesh and the sinews, and separates from the
32 Text |         foundation and leave the sinews bare and full of brine,
33 Text |          the wind gets about the sinews and the veins of the shoulders,
34 Text |        the great tendons and the sinews which are connected with