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Crito Part
1 Text | fair and comely, clothed in bright raiment, who called to me The First Alcibiades Part
2 Text | will look only at what is bright and divine, and act with Phaedrus Part
3 Intro| them also ‘too dazzling bright for mortal eye,’ and shrinking 4 Text | is delightfully clear and bright; I can fancy that there 5 Text | shady bowers and not in the bright sun, a stranger to manly The Republic Book
6 6 | peace and good-will, with bright hopes. ~Yes, he said, and 7 8 | and waste and impudence in bright array, having garlands on 8 10 | out of heaven clean and bright. And arriving ever and anon The Seventh Letter Part
9 Text | slavery, clothed her in bright apparel, and given her the The Sophist Part
10 Text | produced when the light in bright and smooth objects meets The Symposium Part
11 Text | than a dream. But yours is bright and full of promise, and Timaeus Part
12 Intro| fire, that they might be bright, and were made to know and 13 Intro| meet about the smooth and bright surface of the mirror; and 14 Intro| through rock, and is of a bright yellow colour. A shoot of 15 Intro| which produces it is called bright. There is yet another sort 16 Intro| give the name of red. A bright element mingling with red 17 Intro| white and auburn. White and bright meeting, and falling upon 18 Intro| it should be compact, and bright, and sweet, and also bitter 19 Intro| left side, keeps the liver bright and clean, as a napkin does 20 Intro| Plato to be a smooth and bright substance, having a store 21 Intro| from the eye, and causes a bright colour. A more subdued light, 22 Intro| them are combinations of bright and red with white and black. 23 Text | mirrors and all smooth and bright surfaces. For from the communion 24 Text | fire from the eye on the bright and smooth surface. And 25 Text | substance, which is one of the bright and denser kinds of water, 26 Text | and for this reason is bright and shining and of a glistening 27 Text | which produces it is called bright and flashing. There is another 28 Text | give the name of red. A bright hue mingled with red and 29 Text | white and auburn. White and bright meeting, and falling upon 30 Text | be solid and smooth, and bright and sweet, and should also 31 Text | view of keeping the liver bright and pure,—like a napkin,