Charmides
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  1 PreS |        and the world. It may have created one of the mists of history,


Cratylus
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  2 Intro|          secondly, the impression created by Socrates himself, that
  3 Intro|      existence, as the former has created the picture sounds which
  4 Intro|           natural laws which have created or modified it.~i. The first
  5 Text |      because of which anything is created; and some one comes and


Critias
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  6 Text |         of the world, beholds all created things. And when he had


Gorgias
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  7 Intro|           book you affirm to have created art. Polus asks, ‘What thing?’
  8 Intro|    Italian statesman Cavour, have created the world in which they


Laws
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  9 1    |          their plaything only, or created with a purpose—which of
 10 2    |     attained the sense of rhythm, created and invented dancing; and
 11 3    |        the Gods. All these things created in them the spirit of friendship;
 12 5    |         we have now in hand, when created, will be nearest to immortality
 13 5    |        most honourable magistracy created by us judge and determine
 14 6    |           offices which are first created by them in the best and
 15 6    |        having the desire which is created by time, insensibly dissolves
 16 10   |          and stars—they have been created by means of these absolutely
 17 10   |         the whole heaven has been created, and all that is in the
 18 10   |           And when are all things created and how?” Clearly, they
 19 10   |           how?” Clearly, they are created when the first principle
 20 10   |         blessed; and that you are created for the sake of the whole,
 21 12   |       judged first of the priests created in that year, shall be high


Menexenus
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 22 Text |     veritable tie of blood, which created among them a friendship


Meno
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 23 Intro|         who ‘because He was good’ created all things (Tim.).~It would
 24 Intro|   according to which the world is created. But though the conception
 25 Text |         illustrious Pheidias, who created such noble works, or any
 26 Text |         If understanding could be created and put into a man, then


Parmenides
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 27 Intro|           which he himself having created is unable to connect in


Phaedo
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 28 Intro|           men in former ages have created gods in their own likeness.
 29 Text |         and why a thing is and is created or destroyed appeared to


Philebus
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 30 Intro|          mention them by name has created the same uncertainty respecting
 31 Intro|       mind, they have been slowly created by religion, by poetry,
 32 Intro|        effort of reflection which created them and which keeps them
 33 Intro|           Chaos and Chance Medley created the world; or the significance
 34 Text |         things of this world, how created, how acting or acted upon.
 35 Text | composition, nothing can truly be created or subsist.~PROTARCHUS:


Protagoras
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 36 Text |         that these also should be created, the gods fashioned them


The Republic
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 37 2    |          how a luxurious State is created; and possibly there is no
 38 4    |           said, look at our newly created State, and there you will
 39 6    |   saviours of the constitution be created, and at what ages are they
 40 7    |           another; to this end he created them, not to please themselves,
 41 10   |  particular bed, and therefore he created a bed which is essentially


The Sophist
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 42 Intro|     difficulty or perplexity thus created, so long as the mind, lost
 43 Text |        shall we say that they are created by a divine reason and a
 44 Text |          which is a sort of dream created by man for those who are


The Statesman
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 45 Intro|  primitive men are supposed to be created out of the earth, and not
 46 Intro|       cannot thus be artificially created, nor can the external authority
 47 Text |        Stranger, were the animals created in those days; and in what
 48 Text |          be a true form of polity created by those who are able to
 49 Text |        political action, which is created by a direct intertexture


The Symposium
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 50 Intro|     author of poesy in others. He created the animals; he is the inventor
 51 Text |       have been an eager interest created about them, and yet that


Theaetetus
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 52 Intro|       which endless phenomena are created, also in two forms—sense
 53 Intro|     multitude of abstractions are created by the efforts of successive
 54 Intro|           still greater, as it is created or renewed by great minds,
 55 Text |       nature all things are being created and destroyed, coming into


Timaeus
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 56 Intro|       receive the men whom he has created, and some of whom will have
 57 Intro|           All that becomes and is created is the work of a cause,
 58 Intro|     whatever is fashioned after a created pattern is not fair. Is
 59 Intro|         is not fair. Is the world created or uncreated?—that is the
 60 Intro|       that is the first question. Created, I reply, being visible
 61 Intro|   sensible; and if sensible, then created; and if created, made by
 62 Intro|    sensible, then created; and if created, made by a cause, and the
 63 Intro|    imagine that the archetype was created would be blasphemy, seeing
 64 Intro|          And the world being thus created according to the eternal
 65 Intro|         but what is spoken of the created image can only be probable;
 66 Intro|         and will ever be, but one created world. Now that which is
 67 Intro|          world. Now that which is created is of necessity corporeal
 68 Intro|           another animal could be created, and should also be free
 69 Intro|        eternal nature; and it was created together with the heavens,
 70 Intro|    intelligent nature; a month is created by the revolution of the
 71 Intro|         came into being, that the created heaven might imitate the
 72 Intro|          included in him. And God created them according to the patterns
 73 Intro|           the universe. They were created chiefly of fire, that they
 74 Intro|         then the fixed stars were created, being divine and eternal
 75 Intro|            in their courses, were created in the manner already described.
 76 Intro|           beings have still to be created, but if created by me they
 77 Intro|       still to be created, but if created by me they would be like
 78 Intro|      intelligence only; the other created, which is always becoming
 79 Intro|        Thus trees and plants were created, which were originally wild
 80 Intro|       tree.~The race of birds was created out of innocent, light-minded
 81 Intro|           mirages of their fancy, created a greater intellectual activity
 82 Intro|      which he is imagined to have created, to all other existences,
 83 Intro|         out of the three combined created the soul of the world. To
 84 Intro|         eternal when time is only created? Or, how could the surfaces
 85 Intro|          the soul of the world is created? It is difficult to explain
 86 Intro|           out of his goodness has created the same, the other, and
 87 Intro|    musical intervals; he has also created time, the moving image of
 88 Intro|        them, and could alone have created them. Into the workings
 89 Text |          beautiful animals either created by the painter’s art, or,
 90 Text |       receive the men whom he has created, and of whom some will have
 91 Text |       nature of the universe, how created or how existing without
 92 Text |     everything that becomes or is created must of necessity be created
 93 Text |      created must of necessity be created by some cause, for without
 94 Text |    without a cause nothing can be created. The work of the creator,
 95 Text |          but when he looks to the created only, and uses a created
 96 Text |          created only, and uses a created pattern, it is not fair
 97 Text |         and without beginning? or created, and had it a beginning?
 98 Text |           and had it a beginning? Created, I reply, being visible
 99 Text |           process of creation and created. Now that which is created
100 Text |        created. Now that which is created must, as we affirm, of necessity
101 Text |           affirm, of necessity be created by a cause. But the father
102 Text | unchangeable, or of that which is created? If the world be indeed
103 Text |    blasphemy is true, then to the created pattern. Every one will
104 Text |           causes. And having been created in this way, the world has
105 Text |          must be one only, if the created copy is to accord with the
106 Text |          be one only-begotten and created heaven.~Now that which is
107 Text |         heaven.~Now that which is created is of necessity corporeal,
108 Text |          universal frame had been created a surface only and having
109 Text |         the body of the world was created, and it was harmonized by
110 Text |       another such world might be created: and also that it should
111 Text |      beside him. Of design he was created thus, his own waste providing
112 Text |         no feet, the universe was created without legs and without
113 Text |         these purposes in view he created the world a blessed god.~
114 Text |    natures, is the best of things created. And because she is composed
115 Text |       made moving and living, the created image of the eternal gods,
116 Text |       years before the heaven was created, but when he constructed
117 Text |         constructed the heaven he created them also. They are all
118 Text |           the past and future are created species of time, which we
119 Text |           order that, having been created together, if ever there
120 Text |     exists from eternity, and the created heaven has been, and is,
121 Text |          called the planets, were created by him in order to distinguish
122 Text |        the night and the day were created, being the period of the
123 Text |       motion, to the end that the created heaven might imitate the
124 Text |       until the birth of time the created universe was made in the
125 Text |      number, he thought that this created animal ought to have species
126 Text |           heavenly and divine, he created the greater part out of
127 Text |       reason the fixed stars were created, to be divine and eternal
128 Text |     deviations of this kind, were created in the manner already described.
129 Text |           about the nature of the created and visible gods have an
130 Text |        mortal beings remain to be created—without them the universe
131 Text |          other hand, if they were created by me and received life
132 Text |        and as to how the soul was created—for what reason and by what
133 Text |    revolutions of the years, have created number, and have given us
134 Text |         bring the greater part of created things to perfection, and
135 Text |       necessity, the universe was created. But if a person will truly
136 Text |      mother and receptacle of all created and visible and in any way
137 Text |           it, perceived by sense, created, always in motion, becoming
138 Text |           provides a home for all created things, and is apprehended
139 Text |        forms, which have now been created in idea, among the four
140 Text |           the fairest and best of created things associated with himself,
141 Text |       things were in disorder God created in each thing in relation
142 Text |        race. The marrow itself is created out of other materials:
143 Text |         and perceptions, and thus created another kind of animal.
144 Text |           the superior powers had created all these natures to be
145 Text |          pervading of them, being created by the cutting action of
146 Text |         why at that time the gods created in us the desire of sexual
147 Text |           is completed.~Thus were created women and the female sex
148 Text |         But the race of birds was created out of innocent light-minded
149 Text |          the reason why they were created quadrupeds and polypods: