Laws
   Book
 1 2    |       Yes.~Athenian. But equal proportions, whether of quality or quantity,
 2 2    |       whether a statue has the proportions of a body, and the true
 3 2    |       of the parts; what those proportions are, and how the parts fit
 4 5    | disparage the small and modest proportions of the inheritances which


Philebus
   Part
 5 Intro|       restored to their normal proportions, is pleasant. Here is our
 6 Intro|       he may not recognize the proportions or limitations to which
 7 Text |  intervals and their limits or proportions, and the systems compounded
 8 Text |  magnitudes obscure their true proportions, and make us opine falsely;


The Republic
   Book
 9 3    |      gymnastics in the fairest proportions, and best attempers them
10 7    |       and maimed of their fair proportions, and although none of their
11 7    |    will never imagine that the proportions of night and day, or of
12 10   |     narrower, in the following proportions -the sixth is next to the


The Sophist
   Part
13 Intro|       illusions, and alter the proportions of figures, in order to
14 Intro|       and have to consider the proportions in which under given circumstances
15 Intro|     that we can anticipate the proportions human knowledge may attain
16 Text |      executed according to the proportions of the original, similar
17 Text |  artists were to give the true proportions of their fair works, the
18 Text |       images and make only the proportions which appear to be beautiful,


The Statesman
   Part
19 Intro|     give the proper colours or proportions to his work. He makes mistakes


Theaetetus
   Part
20 Intro|         a truer measure of the proportions of knowledge. The nature
21 Intro|    within the mind in its true proportions. Hence the firmer ground


Timaeus
   Part
22 Intro|      appeared to attain divine proportions, and to comprehend all truth.
23 Intro|    Pythagorean triangles or in proportions of 1:2:4:8 and 1:3:9:27,
24 Intro|      by the Creator in certain proportions and reunited; it was then
25 Intro|      the work of creation.~The proportions in which the soul of the
26 Intro|       process—when the natural proportions of the four elements are
27 Intro|      and therefore in the same proportions. Both are intelligent natures
28 Intro|       he does not know in what proportions they combine, and he is
29 Intro|       be found in mathematical proportions. The doctrine that the heavenly
30 Text |       and mingling them in due proportions with one another, made the
31 Text |  perceive lesser symmetries or proportions and reason about them, but