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The Apology
   Part
 1 Intro|    been corrupted, their elder relatives (if not themselves) might
 2 Intro|       his behalf; and if their relatives are corrupted, at least
 3 Text |      themselves, some of their relatives, fathers, brothers, or other
 4 Text |        their uncorrupted elder relatives. Why should they too support


Euthyphro
   Part
 5 Text |       murdered was one of your relatives—clearly he was; for if he


Laws
   Book
 6 6    |      by them, and flies to his relatives for protection, and finds
 7 9    |       give up the slave to the relatives of the deceased, and they
 8 10   |    them, because they are your relatives; and so from some want of


Philebus
   Part
 9 Intro|        intimate that there are relatives and there are absolutes,
10 Intro|     the sake of essence. Under relatives I class all things done
11 Text |        sake of something else (relatives), and that other things


The Republic
   Book
12 2    |  heroes with their friends and relatives. If they would only believe
13 3    |       kindred of the gods, the relatives of Zeus, whose ancestral
14 4    |        still maintain, that of relatives some have a quality attached
15 4    |     and cold, and of any other relatives; is not this true of all
16 4    |   meaning in what I said about relatives. My meaning was, that if
17 4    |        do not mean to say that relatives may not be disparate, or


The Seventh Letter
   Part
18 Text |                   PLATO TO THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS OF DION.~WELFARE.~
19 Text |      whole. Some of these were relatives and acquaintances of mine,
20 Text | education. His own nephews and relatives, he said, would be readily
21 Text |        giving my advice to the relatives and friends of Dion. After
22 Text |       at once urged me with my relatives and friends to make preparations


The Sophist
   Part
23 Intro|      sum or correlation of all relatives. When this reconciliation