Cratylus
   Part
 1 Intro|         and allusiveness of this species of composition; 2nd, the
 2 Intro|    dialectician, the arranger of species. There is nothing in this
 3 Intro|           or perhaps they were a species of sophists or rhetoricians,
 4 Intro|   parallel case of the origin of species, how vocal sounds received
 5 Text |         good; for deon is here a species of good, and is, nevertheless,
 6 Text |         of a female of the human species, when I say, ‘This is a


Gorgias
   Part
 7 Intro|         one, and not the highest species. To flattery is opposed
 8 Intro|      another variety of the same species. His behaviour is governed
 9 Intro|         Macedon—and he, by every species of crime, first murdering
10 Intro|    remark that laughter is a new species of refutation. Polus replies,
11 Intro|      Granted; then there are two species of oratory; the one a flattery,
12 Text |        shared by the rest of his species—I do not see how we could


Laches
   Part
13 Text |          use of arms is really a species of knowledge, then it ought


Laws
   Book
14 6    |       which kindles in men every species of wantonness and madness.


Meno
   Part
15 Intro|        of the ideas as genera or species is forgotten or laid aside,
16 Text |          knowledge or of another species?~MENO: Yes, that appears


Phaedrus
   Part
17 Intro|         composition, and to some species of literature far more than
18 Intro|         attributing to Him every species of greatness and glory,
19 Text |         is that of division into species according to the natural


Philebus
   Part
20 Intro|          the genera into all the species, while in the Phaedrus he
21 Intro|    middle in the hope of finding species; as in the Phaedrus (see
22 Intro|       but finding the genera and species under which they naturally
23 Intro|          and are liable to every species of excess. And here several
24 Text |         the entire number of the species intermediate between unity
25 Text |          have one genus and many species), and are not at once infinite,
26 Text |     infinite, and what number of species is to be assigned to either


The Republic
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27 3    |          well; for even when two species of imitation are nearly
28 3    |          brass and iron; and the species will generally be preserved
29 5    |     principle holds of the human species! ~Certainly, the same principle


The Sophist
   Part
30 Intro|        are more likely to attain species; secondly, in the parallel
31 Intro|          we arrive at the infima species; thirdly, in the Phaedrus,
32 Intro|   Statesman, if we cannot bisect species, we must carve them as well
33 Text |       for he is the money-making species of the Eristic, disputatious,
34 Text | attempting to divide genera into species; wherefore there is no great


The Statesman
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35 Intro|      think that we have only two species left which remain undivided:
36 Intro|         spy in the two remaining species. Men and birds are both
37 Intro|          they will embrace every species of property with the exception
38 Intro|       have arrived at the infima species.~These precepts are not
39 Intro|        most likely to light upon species; at the same time, the important
40 Intro|          him from the collateral species. To assist our imagination
41 Text |     small portion which is not a species, from many larger portions;
42 Text |   portions; the part should be a species. To separate off at once
43 Text |          off the Hellenes as one species, and all the other species
44 Text |       species, and all the other species of mankind, which are innumerable,
45 Text |        are supposed to be of one species also. Or suppose that in
46 Text |         rest, and make of it one species, comprehending the rest
47 Text |        and even; or of the human species, if you divided them into
48 Text |       answer that there were two species of animals; man being one,
49 Text |        with the exception of two species; for I hardly think that
50 Text |         divide the two remaining species?~STRANGER: There is a measure
51 Text |         shepherds of the various species and herds of animals, and
52 Text |         of division according to species—whether the discourse be
53 Text |         manufacture of composite species out of simple kinds—the
54 Text |      politics, being a different species, yet ministering to it.~


The Symposium
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55 Text |          attribute to Love every species of greatness and glory,


Timaeus
   Part
56 Intro|     according to the patterns or species of them which existed in
57 Intro|        in parts only, which is a species of motion imparted by physic.
58 Intro|        are seen. The subordinate species depend, not upon differences
59 Intro|        triangles form the lesser species of each element: (5) there
60 Text |      past and future are created species of time, which we unconsciously
61 Text |          mind perceives ideas or species of a certain nature and
62 Text |     created animal ought to have species of a like nature and number.
63 Text |       air; the third, the watery species; and the fourth, the pedestrian
64 Text |         is inscribed. The second species of solid is formed out of
65 Text |     these. As to the subordinate species which are included in the
66 Text |          many sizes as there are species of the four elements. Hence
67 Text |          which there are several species; it is denser than gold,
68 Text |      fluids creates a variety of species; most of them are nameless,