Cratylus
   Part
 1 Intro|          names, whether primary or secondary, are intended to show the
 2 Intro|          nature of things; and the secondary, as I conceive, derive their
 3 Intro|         the primary as well as the secondary elements are rightly given.
 4 Intro|         Being is confused with the secondary cause; and God is assumed
 5 Text |          names, primary as well as secondary—when they are regarded simply
 6 Text |            quite as much as of the secondary names, is implied in their
 7 Text |          Surely.~SOCRATES: But the secondary, as I conceive, derive their
 8 Text |      primary, and also whether the secondary elements are rightly given
 9 Text |           involves an ignorance of secondary words; for they can only


Euthydemus
   Part
10 Text |          seriously; to us they are secondary occupations.~Indeed, I said,
11 Text | occupations are regarded by you as secondary, what must the principal


Laws
   Book
12 6    |       words, “just,” “equal,” in a secondary sense, in the hope of escaping
13 6    |            of children to become a secondary or accidental matter. In
14 8    |         desire of the body to be a secondary matter, and looking rather
15 8    |          not admit of being made a secondary occupation; and hardly any
16 9    |            and the private good as secondary. Human nature will be always
17 10   |            which again receive the secondary motions of corporeal substances,
18 11   |           the city the primary and secondary regulations which are laid


Phaedo
   Part
19 Intro|          and Simmias and Cebes the secondary performers, standing to
20 Text |           convince my hearers is a secondary matter with me. And do but


The Republic
   Book
21 9    |      regard even health as quite a secondary matter; his first object


The Statesman
   Part
22 Intro|        their care of mankind. In a secondary sense, the true form of
23 Text |          pleasure, if at all, as a secondary matter; and reason tells


Timaeus
   Part
24 Intro|        perfect creature, using the secondary causes as his ministers,
25 Intro|    elements are disturbed, and the secondary substances which are formed
26 Intro|        doctrine of the primary and secondary qualities of matter. (2)
27 Text |          assigned them, although a secondary matter, would give more