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Cratylus Part
1 Intro| consideration of them may form a convenient introduction to the general Gorgias Part
2 Intro| time, and ‘to forgive is convenient to them.’ The tangle of Laws Book
3 1 | and bows and arrows are convenient because they are light. 4 5 | shall be 5040—this will be a convenient number; and these shall 5 6 | 12 members—360 will be a convenient number for sub–division. 6 6 | had, and has, a great many convenient divisions, and the number 7 6 | of property will be most convenient. There is no difficulty 8 7 | these studies; at a more convenient time we will make regulations 9 8 | ordaining what is good and convenient for the whole state amid Parmenides Part
10 Intro| we retain the word as a convenient generalization, though not Phaedrus Part
11 Intro| when they have found a convenient resting-place, Phaedrus 12 Intro| long, which was to be of convenient length.~Still, notwithstanding 13 Text | long nor short, but of a convenient length.~PHAEDRUS: Well done, The Republic Book
14 3 | which is the food most convenient for soldiers, requiring Theaetetus Part
15 Intro| times, under ambiguous and convenient phrases.~Plato appears to