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Cratylus
   Part
 1 Intro|        and Astyanax have only one letter alike, but they have the
 2 Intro|         is a case in point, for a letter has been omitted and the
 3 Intro|          diaion going through—the letter kappa being inserted for
 4 Intro|    example, what business has the letter rho in the word katoptron,
 5 Intro|        the word katoptron, or the letter sigma in the word sphigx?
 6 Intro|           are somewhat crude:—the letter rho appears to me to be
 7 Intro|       just iesis (going), for the letter eta was unknown to the ancients;
 8 Intro|         the pronunciation of this letter, just as he used iota to
 9 Intro|        you subtract or misplace a letter, the name ceases to be a
10 Intro|           I were saying about the letter rho accent, which was held
11 Intro|         one another, although the letter rho accent is not equivalent
12 Intro|          is not equivalent to the letter s: why is this? You reply,
13 Intro|          Well, then, there is the letter lambda; what business has
14 Intro|         tongue; in the use of the letter rho accent, to express a
15 Intro|           while in the use of the letter alpha to express size, or
16 Intro|      actions in sound, although a letter or two having this imitative
17 Intro|           Plato observes that the letter rho accent is expressive
18 Intro|          of binding and rest, the letter lambda of smoothness, nu
19 Intro| smoothness, nu of inwardness, the letter eta of length, the letter
20 Intro|         letter eta of length, the letter omicron of roundness. These
21 Intro|          of every word, syllable, letter to one another and to the
22 Intro|        linked to every other. One letter harmonizes with another;
23 Text |      addition or subtraction of a letter make any difference so long
24 Text |          mistake, the name of the letter is quite correct. Take,
25 Text |            Take, for example, the letter beta—the addition of eta,
26 Text | transposition or subtraction of a letter or two, or indeed by the
27 Text |        and Astyanax have only one letter alike, which is tau, and
28 Text |        just of this sort, for one letter, which is the alpha, has
29 Text |          to this view, not even a letter of the word need be changed.~
30 Text |       rightly called dikaion; the letter k is only added for the
31 Text |        word katoptron; why is the letter rho inserted? This must
32 Text |         they resemble—whether one letter is used to denote one thing,
33 Text |           In the first place, the letter rho appears to me to be
34 Text |       just iesis (going); for the letter eta was not in use among
35 Text |     improved into stasis. Now the letter rho, as I was saying, appeared
36 Text |        and he frequently uses the letter for this purpose: for example,
37 Text |        finds an expression in the letter R, because, as I imagine,
38 Text |         the pronunciation of this letter, which he therefore used
39 Text |    express motion, just as by the letter iota he expresses the subtle
40 Text |           This is why he uses the letter iota as imitative of motion,
41 Text |           subtract, or misplace a letter, the name which is written
42 Text |           substitution of a wrong letter, and if of a letter also
43 Text |         wrong letter, and if of a letter also of a noun in a sentence,
44 Text |        you agree with me that the letter rho is expressive of rapidity,
45 Text |        CRATYLUS: Why, perhaps the letter lamda is wrongly inserted,


Euthyphro
   Part
46 Intro|       between the religion of the letter, or of the narrow and unenlightened


Lysis
   Part
47 Intro|     marriage, about business,—the letter written from a distance


Meno
   Part
48 Intro|         It is the spirit, not the letter, in which they agree—the


Phaedo
   Part
49 Intro|      fulfil the admonition in the letter as well as in the spirit,
50 Intro|           he will, but not in the letter. One request he utters in
51 Intro|         the spirit and not in the letter, are our arguments; and


Phaedrus
   Part
52 Text |          really the same, and the letter tau is only a modern and
53 Text |        modern introduction of the letter Omega (oionoistike and oionistike),


The Seventh Letter
   Part
54 -    |                       The Seventh Letter~
55 Text |          He also sent a very long letter, knowing as he did my relations
56 Text |           and go to Syracuse. The letter was framed in its opening
57 Text |        had entirely forgotten his letter to that effect, he no longer
58 Text |  departure, he writes a plausible letter to Dion, and orders several
59 Text |        will along with me write a letter to him, stating what has
60 Text |           we must wait for Dion’s letter, and then once more write


The Statesman
   Part
61 Intro|        they do not know a certain letter with cases in which they
62 Intro|  foundation of politics is in the letter only, at the miseries of
63 Text |           made to learn that each letter in every combination is
64 Text |         patients according to the letter of the law and the ancient
65 Text |  foundation of politics is in the letter only and in custom, and


Theaetetus
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66 Intro|          syllable be known if the letter remains unknown? In learning
67 Text |          to press my words in the letter, but to take the meaning
68 Text |         syllable is known and the letter unknown, we shall consider


Timaeus
   Part
69 Intro|     united at the centre like the letter X, and bent into an inner
70 Text |    another at the centre like the letter X, and bent them into a