Laws
   Book
 1 5    |          on by lending money, or rearing the meaner kinds of live
 2 8    |       take great pains about the rearing of them or about horse races.


The Statesman
   Part
 3 Intro|          a new division into the rearing or management of land-herds
 4 Text |      command, had to do with the rearing of living creatures,—I mean,
 5 Text |         to divide the collective rearing of animals; for probably
 6 Text |         to divide the collective rearing of herds into two corresponding
 7 Text | corresponding parts, the one the rearing of water, and the other
 8 Text |         water, and the other the rearing of land herds?~YOUNG SOCRATES:
 9 Text |         defined to be the art of rearing, not horses or other brutes,
10 Text |     other brutes, but the art of rearing man collectively?~YOUNG
11 Text |      themselves have the care of rearing or managing mankind, and
12 Text |       which we called the art of rearing a herd?~YOUNG SOCRATES:
13 Text |    before we divided the art of ‘rearing’ herds accordingly as they
14 Text |     herds, instead of feeding or rearing them, no one would have
15 Text |        such an art as the art of rearing or feeding bipeds, there
16 Text |         we were to see an art of rearing horses, or tending herds,


Theaetetus
   Part
17 Intro|       not be angry if instead of rearing your infant we expose him.’~‘
18 Intro|         your brain are not worth rearing. Are you still in labour,
19 Text |          see whether he is worth rearing, or is only a wind-egg and