Critias
   Part
 1 Text |         and excellence of their waters. They constructed buildings


Gorgias
   Part
 2 Intro|      That men drink more of the waters of forgetfulness than is


Laws
   Book
 3 5    |         care that the confluent waters should be perfectly clear,
 4 5    |        heats, some by reason of waters; or, again, from the character
 5 6    |   according to law;—also of the waters, which the guardians of
 6 7    |   catching the creatures in the waters, ever take possession of
 7 7    |        him. As to the hunter in waters, he may hunt anywhere except
 8 8    |        old excellent laws about waters, and there is no reason


Phaedo
   Part
 9 Intro|       he soon introduced winds, waters, and other eccentric notions. (
10 Intro|   wherein collect the mists and waters and the thick lower air;
11 Intro|       rising and falling as the waters pass into the depths of
12 Intro|         the lake Styx, from the waters of which it gains new and
13 Text |   irresistible blasts: when the waters retire with a rush into
14 Text |        but mingles not with the waters of the lake, and after making
15 Text | receiving strange powers in the waters, passes under the earth,


Phaedrus
   Part
16 Intro|   intelligence out of which new waters may flow and cover the earth.
17 Text |        like a pitcher, from the waters of another, though I have
18 Text |       and bathed herself in the waters of beauty, her constraint


Philebus
   Part
19 Intro|         Homeric ‘meeting of the waters.’ And now we turn to the
20 Text |         terms ‘a meeting of the waters’?~PROTARCHUS: By all means.~


The Republic
   Book
21 3    |        men fill themselves with waters and winds, as if their bodies
22 10   |        of them poetry feeds and waters the passions instead of


Timaeus
   Part
23 Intro|        of mankind perish in the waters at certain periods; and
24 Intro|         solid earth, or gliding waters, or the stormy wind; the
25 Intro|        or snow. There are other waters which are called juices
26 Intro|         nourishes the bones and waters the marrow. When these processes
27 Intro|      are the inhabitants of the waters; these are made out of the
28 Intro|      The apparatus of winds and waters is contemptuously rejected
29 Text |      solid earth or the gliding waters, or was caught in the tempest