Charmides
   Part
 1 PreS |            the voyages of Plato to Sicily and the court of Dionysius


Laws
   Book
 2 1    |     Theognis, citizen of Megara in Sicily:~Cyrnus, he who is faithful
 3 2    |        still prevails in Italy and Sicily, did certainly leave the


Menexenus
   Part
 4 Text |          them had won victories in Sicily, whither they had gone over


Phaedo
   Part
 5 Text |          like the rivers of mud in Sicily, and the lava streams which


Phaedrus
   Part
 6 Intro|   rhetoricians newly imported from Sicily, which had ceased to be


The Republic
   Book
 7 10   |           them any good? Italy and Sicily boast of Charondas, and


The Seventh Letter
   Part
 8 Text |           I made my first visit to Sicily, being then about forty
 9 Text |           mind I came to Italy and Sicily on my first visit. My first
10 Text |          saying that my arrival in Sicily at that movement proved
11 Text |      Syracusan empire in Italy and Sicily, his own influential position
12 Text |          time of my first visit to Sicily and my stay there was taken
13 Text |          rule many great cities of Sicily which had been utterly destroyed
14 Text |           of them greater than all Sicily; and they were faithful
15 Text |          had gathered the whole of Sicily into a single city, and
16 Text |          found again the cities of Sicily which had been laid waste,
17 Text |         companions. Having come to Sicily, when they perceived that
18 Text |           to others-not to enslave Sicily or any other State to despots-this
19 Text |            again all the States of Sicily and make them free from
20 Text |       resettling all the States of Sicily and establishing equality
21 Text |          laws, summoning them from Sicily itself and from the whole
22 Text |       first period of residence in Sicily was occupied in the way
23 Text |        there was a state of war in Sicily. Dionysios said that, when
24 Text |       persistent rumours came from Sicily that Dionysios was now once
25 Text |             other men of repute in Sicily. These all brought the same
26 Text |            those who had come from Sicily and Italy were trying to
27 Text |        However, we gave out to all Sicily that we were friends. Dionysios,
28 Text | Heracleides must no longer live in Sicily, he should be allowed (this
29 Text |           misguided journeyings to Sicily and my ill-fortune there.
30 Text |       downfall, which has involved Sicily in countless sorrows.~As
31 Text |            of my second journey to Sicily, it seemed to me essential