Charmides
   Part
 1 PreS |     English. Frequently the noun has to take the place of


Cratylus
   Part
 2 Intro|    be wrongly inserted in a noun, or a noun in a sentence;
 3 Intro|    inserted in a noun, or a noun in a sentence; and yet the
 4 Intro|     a sentence; and yet the noun or the sentence may retain
 5 Intro|  time when the verb and the noun are nearly perfected, though
 6 Intro|   the accusative of a Latin noun in ‘us’ should end in ‘um;’
 7 Intro|  sense to one another, each noun or verb putting forth inflexions,
 8 Intro| with another; every verb or noun derives its meaning, not
 9 Text | this from a sentence into a noun, we omit one of the iotas
10 Text |    a sentence, and is now a noun, appears to be a case just
11 Text |      that they have a mind (noun) when they have none. The
12 Text |    if of a letter also of a noun in a sentence, and if of
13 Text |     a sentence, and if of a noun in a sentence also of a


The Sophist
   Part
14 Intro| formed without a verb and a noun, e.g. ‘A man learns’; the
15 Text |   do the actions, we call a noun.~THEAETETUS: Quite true.~
16 Text |  combined, by the help of a noun and a verb; and you shall