The Statesman
   Part
 1 Intro|   garments from the kindred and co-operative arts. For the first process
 2 Intro|        causal or principal, and co-operative or subordinate arts. To
 3 Intro|         not from the causal and co-operative arts which exist in states;
 4 Intro|  distinction between causal and co-operative arts, which may be compared
 5 Intro| distinction between primary and co-operative causes in the Timaeus; or
 6 Text |        family, but not from the co-operative arts.~YOUNG SOCRATES: And
 7 Text |       will claim at least to be co-operative causes in every work of
 8 Text |      kind is the conditional or co-operative, the other the principal
 9 Text |       their appointed work, are co-operative; but those which make the
10 Text |       of clothes, may be called co-operative, and those which treat and
11 Text |      however, of the causal and co-operative arts those which are immediately
12 Text |    tools were regarded by us as co-operative.~YOUNG SOCRATES: Yes.~STRANGER:
13 Text |        may be regarded by us as co-operative, for without them neither


Timaeus
   Part
14 Intro|   notion of first and second or co-operative causes, which originally
15 Text |   reckoned among the second and co-operative causes which God, carrying
16 Text |        design. Of the second or co-operative causes of sight, which help