Laws
   Book
 1 6    |          one word concerning all marriages:—Every man shall follow,
 2 6    |       are to be the rites before marriages, or any other sacred acts,
 3 6    |         future, present, or past marriages, shall be referred to the
 4 6    |         properly came before the marriages; but, as we are only talking,
 5 6    |          Athenian. Assuming that marriages exist already, Cleinias,
 6 11   |        of the women who regulate marriages, shall look to the matter,
 7 11   |       women who have the care of marriages; and let them look to the


The Republic
   Book
 8 2    |      just some of those offices, marriages, and the like which Glaucon
 9 5    |            Exactly. ~And how can marriages be made most beneficial?
10 5    |     needed in the regulations of marriages and births. ~How so? ~Why,
11 6    |        will be the issue of such marriages? Will they not be vile and


The Statesman
   Part
12 Intro|        states, the regulation of marriages, are still the political
13 Intro| offspring. Most persons in their marriages seek after wealth or power;


The Symposium
   Part
14 Intro|   affinities among the elements, marriages of earth and heaven. (Aesch.