Laws
   Book
 1 1   |      very truth a, God: among us Cretans he is said to have been
 2 1   |       the justest of men, and we Cretans are of opinion that he earned
 3 1   |       due to unbridled lust. The Cretans are always accused of having
 4 1   |    renowned for brevity, and the Cretans have more wit than words.
 5 2   |         more prevalent among the Cretans and Lacedaemonians than
 6 2   |        manner different from the Cretans and Lacedaemonians of this
 7 2   |        would go further than the Cretans and Lacedaemonians, and
 8 3   |       very little read among the Cretans.~Megillus. But they are
 9 4   |     admit; and yet, Stranger, we Cretans are in the habit of saying
10 4   |         truly observe, there are Cretans of Argive descent; and the
11 4   |         descent; and the race of Cretans which has the highest character
12 6   |    Cnosians, above all the other Cretans, should not be satisfied
13 6   |          the method:—Sons of the Cretans, I shall say to them, inasmuch


Protagoras
   Part
14 Text|        in this they are like the Cretans— in order that they may


The Republic
   Book
15 5   |     improper; and when first the Cretans, and then the Lacedaemonians,
16 9   | fatherland or motherland, as the Cretans say, in subjection to his