Lysis
   Part
 1 Intro|          a cause of aversion, and unlikeness of love and friendship;


Parmenides
   Part
 2 Intro|           is the contradictory of unlikeness in the abstract, by participation
 3 Intro|         similarly of likeness and unlikeness, motion, rest, generation,
 4 Intro|          would imply likeness and unlikeness, equality and inequality.
 5 Intro| distinction, such as likeness and unlikeness, some and other, generation
 6 Intro|           be like itself; for the unlikeness of one to itself is the
 7 Intro|        smallness, or equality, or unlikeness, or likeness either to itself
 8 Text |       itself, and another idea of unlikeness, which is the opposite of
 9 Text |        far as they participate in unlikeness become in that degree unlike,
10 Text |           partake of likeness and unlikeness experience both. Nor, again,
11 Text |         to one another, and so of unlikeness; and the same holds good
12 Text |          partake of inequality or unlikeness.~Very true.~How then can
13 Text |          one, nor is likeness and unlikeness in them; for if they were
14 Text |          had in them likeness and unlikeness, they would have two natures
15 Text |       Certainly.~And it will have unlikeness in relation to the others,
16 Text |            Then the one will have unlikeness in respect of which the
17 Text |           seem to be true.~And if unlikeness to other things is attributed
18 Text |           How so?~If the one have unlikeness to one, something else must


The Symposium
   Part
19 Text |     another man, but his absolute unlikeness to any human being that


Theaetetus
   Part
20 Intro|          difference, likeness and unlikeness, which the soul perceives
21 Text |           not being, likeness and unlikeness, sameness and difference,