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Charmides Part
1 Text | but, when a worshipper enters, the first word which he Cratylus Part
2 Intro| of chance or convention enters in. There is much which 3 Intro| element of design and art enters into language. The creative 4 Intro| into which the will of man enters, they are full of what we 5 Text | dunamis, the power which enters into the soul; thumos (passion) Gorgias Part
6 Intro| certain element of seeming enters into all things; all or Laches Part
7 Text | affinity to Socrates and enters into conversation with him Laws Book
8 4 | nature of the disorder; he enters into discourse with the 9 6 | which the element of chance enters as seldom as possible.~Thus, Phaedo Part
10 Text | death. And whether the soul enters into the body once only 11 Text | them for the best never enters into their minds; and instead Phaedrus Part
12 Text | disappears and is nowhere when he enters into rivalry with the madman.~ 13 Text | upon the lover, and some enters into his soul, and some Philebus Part
14 Intro| the imperfection of matter enters into the applications of 15 Text | hotter and the colder there enters a more and a less.~PROTARCHUS: 16 Text | cause, the fourth, which enters into all things, giving The Republic Book
17 4 | said. ~And the virtue which enters into this competition is 18 8 | banished; a spirit of reverence enters into the young man's soul, Timaeus Part
19 Intro| begin to liquefy when fire enters into the interstices of 20 Intro| cool by drink and air which enters through the trachea.~The 21 Intro| the air which is displaced enters. Also the vacuum which is 22 Intro| and in another too much, enters in, then the parts which 23 Intro| shuddering. But when it enters with more of a flood it 24 Text | that is necessary which enters in and gives food to the 25 Text | anon moving to and fro, enters through the belly and reaches 26 Text | the breath came forth, and enters in there, and following 27 Text | surrounds the body and which enters in through the pores of 28 Text | assimilate the food which enters, but are themselves easily 29 Text | through others too much air enters, then the parts which are 30 Text | and shuddering. When it enters with more of a flood and