Critias
   Part
 1 Intro|      temples, and palaces, and harbours, and docks, in the following
 2 Text |        temples and palaces and harbours and docks. And they arranged
 3 Text |   passing out across the three harbours, you came to a wall which
 4 Text |   canal and the largest of the harbours were full of vessels and


Gorgias
   Part
 5 Intro|      constructors of docks and harbours, but they did not improve
 6 Intro|        the city with docks and harbours, but neglected virtue and
 7 Text |      walls have to be built or harbours or docks to be constructed,
 8 Text |        filled the city full of harbours and docks and walls and


Laws
   Book
 9 4    |        Athenian. And are there harbours on the seaboard?~Cleinias.
10 4    |  seaboard?~Cleinias. Excellent harbours, Stranger; there could not
11 4    |         and well provided with harbours, and an importing rather
12 4    | especially if, as you say, the harbours are so good. Still we may
13 6    |     houses, and buildings, and harbours, and the agora, and fountains,
14 7    |        hunt anywhere except in harbours or sacred streams or marshes
15 9    |  temples, or the agora, or the harbours, or any other place of meeting,
16 12   |  received in market–places and harbours and public buildings, near


The Second Alcibiades
   Part
17 Text |        and the construction of harbours, whether they understand