Cratylus
   Part
 1 Text |         is in him the smooth or sacred form which dwells above


Critias
   Part
 2 Text |     there may still be observed sacred memorials in places where
 3 Text |        of eating—all these that sacred island which then beheld
 4 Text |         the blood fell upon the sacred inscription. Now on the


Crito
   Part
 5 Text |     ashamed to violate the most sacred laws from a miserable desire


Gorgias
   Part
 6 Intro|     gained by the employment of sacred and familiar names, just


Ion
   Part
 7 Intro|         of themselves. They are sacred persons, ‘winged and holy


Laches
   Part
 8 Text |   armour regard Lacedaemon as a sacred inviolable territory, which


Laws
   Book
 9 1    |       the rest; and this is the sacred and golden cord of reason,
10 2    |         their natural order the sacred choir composed of children,
11 4    |        be regarded as a kind of sacred legend or oracle, and let
12 4    |         in the places which are sacred to them. Next comes the
13 5    |    temples, and portioned out a sacred domain for each of them.
14 5    |      earth as he is informed is sacred to the Gods; and in the
15 6    |       agora, and fountains, and sacred domains, and temples, and
16 6    |       who will duly execute the sacred office, according to the
17 6    |     several temples, and of the sacred domains, and shall have
18 6    |    plenteous; and if there be a sacred grove or dedicated precinct
19 6    |   should be regarded by us as a sacred gift of Heaven, corresponding
20 6    |    Every city has a guiding and sacred principle given by nature,
21 6    |       others, and has been more sacred and fortunate. In our opinion,
22 6    |         us give them altars and sacred rites, and at the altars
23 6    |  drachmae, and let the money be sacred to Here; he who does not
24 6    |      given or received shall be sacred to Here and Zeus; and let
25 6    |         marriages, or any other sacred acts, relating either to
26 7    |     horrible blasphemies on the sacred rites, exciting the souls
27 7    |     hinder these who verily are sacred hunters from following the
28 7    |  anywhere except in harbours or sacred streams or marshes or pools,
29 8    |         twelfth month, which is sacred to him, according to the
30 8    |       poems as have been judged sacred and dedicated to the Gods,
31 8    |       his house duly married by sacred rites, whether they be bought
32 8    |        drachmae, which shall be sacred to Dionysus, if he pluck
33 9    |         little, and either from sacred or secular places—and these
34 9    |          or partake of the same sacred rites with those whom they
35 9    |        have no communication in sacred rites with his children,
36 9    |      same roof, or share in the sacred rites of those whom they
37 9    |       and the minister of their sacred rites with better fortune
38 10   |      the law:—No man shall have sacred rites in a private house.
39 10   |   possess them, and perform any sacred rites not publicly authorized—
40 11   |       are the greatest and most sacred of trusts. To all which
41 12   |         Hellenic sacrifices and sacred missions, and other public
42 12   |       share. The chiefs of each sacred mission shall be selected
43 12   |       or on an embassy; or on a sacred mission. Going abroad on
44 12   |         the house of all men is sacred to all Gods; wherefore let


Parmenides
   Part
45 Intro|     aporiai raised on themes as sacred to us, as the notions of


Phaedo
   Part
46 Intro|        During the voyage of the sacred ship to and from Delos,
47 Intro|         invested with a sort of sacred character, as the prophet
48 Text |         in the evening that the sacred ship had come from Delos,
49 Text |     swans. But because they are sacred to Apollo, they have the
50 Text |      Also they have temples and sacred places in which the gods


Phaedrus
   Part
51 Intro|         his pain. An apocryphal sacred writer says that the power
52 Intro|         between men were a more sacred tie, and had a more important
53 Intro|      that they are found in all sacred literatures? They cannot
54 Text |     images, this must be a spot sacred to Achelous and the Nymphs.
55 Text |        from each other the most sacred pledges, and they may not
56 Text |     which is called the Ibis is sacred to him, and he was the inventor


Philebus
   Part
57 Intro|       meaning; they have become sacred to us,—‘the word of God’
58 Intro|   principle takes away from its sacred and authoritative character.


The Republic
   Book
59 1    |    comprehending in one, things sacred as well as profane, private
60 5    |       will be to make matrimony sacred in the highest degree, and
61 5    |       beneficial will be deemed sacred? ~Exactly. ~And how can
62 8    |          If, he said, there are sacred treasures in the city, he


The Seventh Letter
   Part
63 Text |       believe those ancient and sacred teachings, which declare


The Statesman
   Part
64 Intro|       To the Greek, nomos was a sacred word, but the political
65 Intro|       among the Jews, law was a sacred name, the gift of God, the


The Symposium
   Part
66 Intro|  prophetess of Mantineia, whose sacred and superhuman character


Theaetetus
   Part
67 Intro|      used in early poetry or in sacred writings to express the
68 Intro|         may be termed, the most sacred part of history. We study


Timaeus
   Part
69 Intro|     them at your leisure in the sacred registers. In the first
70 Intro|       is called epilepsy or the sacred disease. Acid and salt phlegm
71 Intro|     essence,’ or ‘good,’ became sacred to them. They did not see
72 Text | constitution is recorded in our sacred registers to be 8000 years
73 Text |   through at our leisure in the sacred registers themselves. If
74 Text |         very Athenians whom the sacred Egyptian record has recovered
75 Text |       morning star and the star sacred to Hermes, moving in orbits
76 Text |      dwelling-place of the most sacred and divine part of us. Such
77 Text |         being an affection of a sacred part, is most justly called
78 Text |     part, is most justly called sacred. An acid and salt phlegm,