Critias
   Part
 1 Intro|       royal palace which they built in the centre island. This
 2 Text | meanness and ostentation, and built modest houses in which they
 3 Text |       the very beginning they built the palace in the habitation
 4 Text |       there were many temples built and dedicated to many gods;


Euthydemus
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 5 Intro|       it would not however be built up out of the fragments


Gorgias
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 6 Text |  again, when walls have to be built or harbours or docks to


Laws
   Book
 7 3    |       had the holy Ilium been built on the plain to be a city
 8 3    |    means.~Athenian. Ilium was built, when they descended from
 9 3    |  Dorian army, and of the city built by Dardanus at the foot
10 5    |   this rock our city shall be built; for there ought to be no
11 5    |       temples which are to be built in each city, and the Gods
12 6    |     agora, and the whole city built on the heights in a circle,


Menexenus
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13 Text |     entered into the war, and built walls and ships, and fought


Philebus
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14 Intro|       imagined that they were built upon a rock. And the utilitarian


Protagoras
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15 Text |      a man become truly good, built four-square in hands and


The Republic
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16 7    |       if you look, a low wall built along the way, like the


The Statesman
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17 Text |     in States? Any other art, built on such a foundation and


The Symposium
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18 Text |    him they would surely have built noble temples and altars,