Laws
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 1 3    |     fused in a chaos of Hellenes mingling with one another, of barbarians
 2 3    |       one another, of barbarians mingling with Hellenes, and Hellenes
 3 3    |         with inordinate delights—mingling lamentations with hymns,
 4 6    |        who are not of the people mingling in a friendly manner in
 5 12   |       and hearing; and the mind, mingling with the noblest of the
 6 12   |       intellect concerned which, mingling with the senses, is the
 7 12   |          dream and in idea only, mingling together reason and mind


Philebus
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 8 Text |        our friends, pleasure, in mingling with envy, mingles with
 9 Text |    presides over the ceremony of mingling.~PROTARCHUS: By all means.~
10 Text |        then, we were to begin by mingling the sections of each class
11 Text |        not permitted to begin by mingling in a single stream the true


The Republic
   Book
12 6    |      that power drawing near and mingling and becoming incorporate


The Sophist
   Part
13 Text |       becoming, or again of heat mingling with cold, assuming in some


Timaeus
   Part
14 Intro| imitative power; in the Cratylus mingling a satirical and humorous
15 Intro|         of red. A bright element mingling with red and white produces
16 Intro|      become dark blue; dark blue mingling with white becomes a light
17 Intro|         A more subdued light, on mingling with the moisture of the
18 Text |  flashing; and in this, the fire mingling with the ray of the moisture,
19 Text |  separated from their kinds, and mingling them in due proportions
20 Text |          blood of diverse kinds, mingling with air in the veins, having