The Statesman
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 1 Text |      whether simple or square or cube, or comprising motion,—I


Theaetetus
   Part
 2 Intro|          matter, which is to the cube or solid what space is to


Timaeus
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 3 Intro| isosceles triangle is formed the cube. And there is a fifth figure (
 4 Intro|         respective elements. The cube is the most stable of them
 5 Intro|        be assigned the form of a cube; and the remaining forms
 6 Intro|        represents a surface, the cube a solid. The squares of
 7 Intro|        proportionals between two cube numbers. The vagueness of
 8 Intro|         fourth regular solid, or cube, is formed by the combination
 9 Intro|        and of six squares into a cube. The fifth regular solid,
10 Text |       any three numbers, whether cube or square, there is a mean,
11 Text |          body thus composed is a cube, having six plane quadrangular