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Gorgias Part
1 Intro| with gaping mouth and dizzy brain, and might be murdered, 2 Intro| gaping, and with dizzy brain, and any one may box you 3 Intro| some fancy of a heated brain is worked out with the strangest Phaedo Part
4 Text | nothing of the kind— but the brain may be the originating power Philebus Part
5 Intro| convey them to the heart and brain of each individual. But The Sophist Part
6 Intro| invention of an individual brain. The ‘beyond’ is always Theaetetus Part
7 Intro| that the children of your brain are not worth rearing. Are 8 Intro| prove to us that without the brain we cannot think, and that 9 Intro| seeing than is given by the brain and the eye. It observes 10 Text | that the offspring of your brain are not worth bringing up?~ Timaeus Part
11 Intro| ears by means of the air, brain, and blood to the soul, 12 Intro| that portion of the marrow brain, intending that the vessel 13 Intro| which he placed around the brain, leaving a narrow opening, 14 Intro| applied to the erring limbs or brain of man. Astrology was the 15 Intro| the bones and flesh. The brain, the containing vessel of 16 Intro| immortal nature of which the brain is the seat, and which is 17 Intro| spinal marrow, including the brain, is formed out of the finest 18 Intro| by means of the air, the brain, and the blood to the soul. 19 Text | by means of the air, the brain, and the blood, to the soul, 20 Text | that portion of the marrow, brain, intending that, when an 21 Text | which he placed around the brain, and in this he left a narrow 22 Text | that instead of flesh the brain needed the hair to be a