Charmides
    Part
  1 PreF |         low estimate which he has formed of Plato’s Laws; nor with


Cratylus
    Part
  2 Intro|      language could not have been formed in Plato’s age, than that
  3 Intro|           he supposes words to be formed by the imitation of ideas
  4 Intro|       Plato’s striking image, who formed the manners of men and gave
  5 Intro|         words or whether they are formed according to a correct analogy,
  6 Intro|     Henceforward prose and poetry formed each other. A comparatively
  7 Text |         mesasthai, the legislator formed the name of the God who
  8 Text |           and eniautos being thus formed out of a single proposition.~
  9 Text |        out of which the words are formed, and keeps on always repeating
 10 Text |          not we but) the ancients formed language, and what they


Critias
    Part
 11 Text |        double docks, having roofs formed out of the native rock.
 12 Text |           both of the two islands formed by the zones; and in the


The First Alcibiades
    Part
 13 Pre  |       Socrates and Plato may have formed the basis of semi-Platonic


Laches
    Part
 14 Intro|         useful when the ranks are formed, and still more useful when
 15 Intro|          this general notion been formed than it evanesces before


Laws
    Book
 16 1    |          that time my forefathers formed ties of hospitality with
 17 2    |     awakening rhythm, both united formed the choral art?~Cleinias.
 18 5    |        which they will have to be formed; and the land and the houses
 19 6    |        the whole, being correctly formed by 21 X 20 [5040/(21 X 20),
 20 7    |        moderation be once rightly formed. Magistrates in states who
 21 10   |         opposites which have been formed by necessity. After this
 22 10   |           supposes the soul to be formed afterwards; and this is
 23 10   |         whole—if, for example, he formed a living element of water
 24 12   |      lives answer to the judgment formed of them. And these shall


Menexenus
    Part
 25 Pre  |       Socrates and Plato may have formed the basis of semi-Platonic
 26 Intro|           The Persian war usually formed the centre of the narrative;


Phaedo
    Part
 27 Intro|    Socrates. Another chain may be formed of the Meno, Phaedrus, Phaedo,
 28 Text |           What expectations I had formed, and how grievously was


Philebus
    Part
 29 Text |           solid figures which are formed out of them by turning-lathes


The Republic
    Book
 30 2    |         principal objects when we formed them into a society and
 31 2    |      which the character is being formed and the desired impression
 32 3    |         that time they were being formed and fed in the womb of the
 33 9    |       once more to ask, how is he formed out of the democratical?


The Seventh Letter
    Part
 34 Text |         the opinion which he then formed was that which he always
 35 Text |         in which this opinion was formed, and I will attempt to give
 36 Text |   produces. For with these habits formed early in life, no man under
 37 Text |           him again because I had formed a poor opinion of his natural


The Sophist
    Part
 38 Intro|         dry and moist, which also formed relationships. There were
 39 Intro|       combination of words can be formed without a verb and a noun,
 40 Intro|          the first part, which is formed by the union of quality
 41 Text |    inanimate substances which are formed within the earth, fusile
 42 Text |         will have a name which is formed by an adaptation of the


The Statesman
    Part
 43 Intro|         human bonds of states are formed by the inter-marriage of
 44 Intro|        such ideals as he had once formed, he turns away to contemplate
 45 Text |         that this is the estimate formed of them by the great calculator
 46 Text |          as at an end when he has formed a judgment;—he must assign
 47 Text |       imagined that the remainder formed a class, because you were
 48 Text |        STRANGER: Are not examples formed in this manner? We take
 49 Text |       never allow any State to be formed by a combination of good
 50 Text | intermarriage, and ties which are formed between States by giving


Theaetetus
    Part
 51 Intro|        separately, no idea can be formed; and the agent may become
 52 Intro|            or of objects again as formed by abstraction into a collective
 53 Text |         conception which you have formed is a vain shadow, do not
 54 Text |   conception, as they say, can be formed, for the agent has no existence
 55 Text |        say that a whole, although formed out of the parts, is a single
 56 Text |         in that case could I have formed a judgment of you any more


Timaeus
    Part
 57 Intro|         In this manner there were formed intervals of thirds, 3:2,
 58 Intro|          another. For as they are formed, three of them from the
 59 Intro|          first regular solids are formed—first, the equilateral pyramid
 60 Intro|         the isosceles triangle is formed the cube. And there is a
 61 Intro|         two half-solid bodies are formed by separating the water,—
 62 Intro|         two kinds of globules are formed—one of earthy and impure
 63 Intro|        which compound colours are formed, cannot be determined scientifically
 64 Intro|         insatiable gluttony, they formed the convolutions of the
 65 Intro|    covering of bone. The bone was formed by sifting pure smooth earth
 66 Intro|          of the neck and spine he formed the vertebrae, like hinges,
 67 Intro|           perceptions. Nails were formed by combining sinew, skin,
 68 Intro|       fire and air. God therefore formed a network of fire and air
 69 Intro|          particles of blood, too, formed out of the newly digested
 70 Intro|      congealed substance which is formed by separation from the fibres.
 71 Intro|       There is also white phlegm, formed by the decomposition of
 72 Intro|          the soul he added a body formed out of the four elements.
 73 Intro|          geometrical figures have formed solids? We must reply again
 74 Intro|         two), and out of them has formed the outer circle of the
 75 Intro|         out of which the world is formed is not absolutely void,
 76 Intro|         the surfaces which he has formed Plato proceeds to generate
 77 Intro|      which the base and sides are formed by four equilateral or twenty-four
 78 Intro|        regular solid, or cube, is formed by the combination of four
 79 Intro|           dodecahedron, cannot be formed by a combination of either
 80 Intro|           four in number, and are formed of rectangular triangles
 81 Intro|       whole, and the elements are formed into and out of one another;
 82 Intro|    elements out of which they are formed, are supposed to pass into
 83 Intro|    secondary substances which are formed out of them, namely, blood,
 84 Intro|         human frame; the bone was formed out of smooth earth; liquids
 85 Intro|           including the brain, is formed out of the finest sorts
 86 Intro|      great a thing it was to have formed a conception, however imperfect,
 87 Intro|        protoplasm all things were formed by the gradual process of
 88 Intro|      differences no idea could be formed. All was not mixed but one;
 89 Text |           entire and perfect, and formed out of perfect bodies. And
 90 Text |         according to his will, he formed within her the corporeal
 91 Text |         gave a gentle light, they formed into a substance akin to
 92 Text |         coalesce, and one body is formed by natural affinity in the
 93 Text |           other figures which are formed in the gold ‘these,’ as
 94 Text |          numbers each of them was formed. The first will be the simplest
 95 Text |           equilateral triangle is formed out of six triangles; and
 96 Text |        second species of solid is formed out of the same triangles,
 97 Text |        compound figures which are formed out of either, the plane
 98 Text |    whereas the fusile kind, being formed of large and uniform particles,
 99 Text |       which is the densest and is formed out of the finest and most
100 Text |         more brittle substance is formed, to which we give the name
101 Text |           half-solid-body is then formed, soluble in water—the one,
102 Text |   dilation of the eye. But bodies formed of larger particles yield
103 Text |           the several colours are formed, even if a man knew he would
104 Text |      light blue (Greek) colour is formed, as flame-colour with black
105 Text |       passion was caused by fire, formed and implanted as a supporter
106 Text |   superfluous meat and drink, and formed the convolution of the bowels,
107 Text |           of the neck and back he formed vertebrae which he placed
108 Text |          mingled it with them and formed soft and succulent flesh.
109 Text |     cooled. Wherefore the creator formed the head hairy, making use
110 Text |           delicate, being freshly formed of marrow and nurtured on
111 Text |       another manner, is likewise formed out of them, most diseases
112 Text |        out of the clots which are formed when the fibres are separated.
113 Text |            the substance which is formed by the liquefaction of new
114 Text |         woman another, which they formed respectively in the following