Charmides
   Part
 1 PreS |      style of one author is not appropriate to another; as in society,


Cratylus
   Part
 2 Intro|       you may give them all the appropriate sounds, or only some of
 3 Intro|       likenesses, which are the appropriate expressions, that would
 4 Text |         derivation in every way appropriate to the God of war.~HERMOGENES:
 5 Text |         may either give all the appropriate colours and figures, or
 6 Text |         if he gives all that is appropriate will produce a good image,
 7 Text |         a sentence which is not appropriate to the matter, and acknowledge
 8 Text | likenesses, which are perfectly appropriate, this would be the most


Laws
   Book
 9 5    |      And if he is discovered to appropriate it, let it be confiscated,
10 6    |      after what is suitable and appropriate. For, as Cleinias says,
11 7    |     sort of thing which will be appropriate if we have such strains
12 7    |     order; giving to each their appropriate and becoming name. These
13 7    |  described the dances which are appropriate to noble bodies and generous
14 10   |       has an action and passion appropriate to it. Over these, down
15 12   |    dangers, which is a disgrace appropriate to his nature, but he shall


Phaedrus
   Part
16 Intro|         of seriousness,’ we may appropriate to ourselves the words of


The Republic
   Book
17 2    |     hero." ~The epithet is very appropriate, for there is something
18 5    |     into his head shall seek to appropriate the whole State to himself,
19 5    |        seems to be a compliment appropriate to a hero in the flower


The Seventh Letter
   Part
20 Text |         and that he should then appropriate it for himself and treacherously


The Sophist
   Part
21 Text |        thing receiving also its appropriate colour.~THEAETETUS: Is not


The Statesman
   Part
22 Intro|       as in the Sophist, has no appropriate character, and appears only
23 Text |        individual workmen their appropriate task until they have completed


Theaetetus
   Part
24 Intro|       to place. The eye and the appropriate object come together, and
25 Text |      out of the eye meeting the appropriate motion, and that what we
26 Text |     sense:—When the eye and the appropriate object meet together and


Timaeus
   Part
27 Intro|    excellent, Critias, and very appropriate to a Panathenaic festival;
28 Intro|       they should receive their appropriate exercise. For the body is
29 Intro|     have a history and began to appropriate the legends of other nations,
30 Text |       this or by any other more appropriate name—assuming the name,
31 Text |        seven that which is most appropriate to mind and intelligence;