Critias
   Part
 1 Text |          is said to have been the fairest of all plains and very fertile.
 2 Text |          for they were losing the fairest of their precious gifts;


Crito
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 3 Text |          Apol.). What will be the fairest way of considering the question?


Euthydemus
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 4 Text |      sense in them.~Good, I said, fairest and wisest Cleinias. And


The First Alcibiades
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 5 Text |         yourself that you are the fairest and tallest of the citizens,


Gorgias
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 6 Intro|         medicine, justice—and the fairest of these is justice. Happy


Laws
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 7 1    |            which is the first and fairest thing that the best of men
 8 2    |       that of chance persons; the fairest music is that which delights
 9 2    |    greatest influence, sing these fairest of strains, which are to
10 5    |     noblest life, not only as the fairest in appearance, but as being
11 5    |         nothing fall short of the fairest and truest; and that if
12 6    |        for the state the best and fairest specimens of children which
13 7    |          be plainer than that the fairest bodies are those which grow
14 10   |         say that the greatest and fairest things are the work of nature
15 11   |         Cleinias, in the best and fairest manner that we can, saying
16 12   |         ought also to acquire the fairest and noblest reputation for
17 12   |        possible, and the best and fairest that can be found, and they


Lysis
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18 Text |          look at having lost this fairest and best of blessings; and


Phaedrus
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19 Intro|     reason to suppose that in the fairest works of Greek art, Plato
20 Intro|         we may exhibit Him as the fairest and best of all’ (Symp.)


Philebus
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21 Intro|          out of which to make the fairest possible mixture. There
22 Intro|         of that which is best and fairest in this world and in the
23 Text |          designed the noblest and fairest things?~PROTARCHUS: Such
24 Text |          cognition, ought not the fairest to be given to the fairest
25 Text |        fairest to be given to the fairest things?~PROTARCHUS: That
26 Text |          we must seek to make the fairest of all possible mixtures.~


The Republic
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27 2    |        being, as is supposed, the fairest and best that is conceivable,
28 3    |           mould, that will be the fairest of sights to him who has
29 3    |        has an eye to see it? ~The fairest indeed. ~And the fairest
30 3    |          fairest indeed. ~And the fairest is also the loveliest? ~
31 3    |      music with gymnastics in the fairest proportions, and best attempers
32 5    |         will probably lead to the fairest conclusion. ~That will be
33 7    |           therefore, although the fairest and most perfect of visible
34 7    |          and, if possible, to the fairest; and, having noble and generous
35 8    |            seems likely to be the fairest of States, being like an
36 8    |    mankind, will appear to be the fairest of States. ~Yes. ~Yes, my
37 10   |     proven, immortal, must be the fairest of compositions and cannot


The Seventh Letter
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38 Text |      treasures are laid up in the fairest spot that he possesses.


The Sophist
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39 Text |         truly blessed ought to be fairest and purest.~THEAETETUS:


The Symposium
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40 Intro|           of his gifts: He is the fairest and blessedest and best
41 Intro|           his subjects; he is the fairest and best himself, and the
42 Intro|          and the cause of what is fairest and best in others; he makes
43 Text |         blessed because he is the fairest and best? And he is the
44 Text |           and best? And he is the fairest: for, in the first place,
45 Text |        say of Love that he is the fairest and best in himself, and
46 Text |          and the cause of what is fairest and best in all other things.
47 Text |             making him appear the fairest and best of all to those
48 Text |    inventor. But the greatest and fairest sort of wisdom by far is
49 Text |        may crown the head of this fairest and wisest of men, as I
50 Text |          Aristophanes, but by the fairest of the company?~Socrates


Timaeus
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51 Intro|          you know nothing of that fairest and noblest race of which
52 Intro|        best could only create the fairest; and reflecting that of
53 Intro|       universe to be the best and fairest work in the order of nature,
54 Intro|           Of the fusile kinds the fairest and heaviest is gold; this
55 Text |   formerly dwelt in your land the fairest and noblest race of men
56 Text |         deeds and to have had the fairest constitution of any of which
57 Text |     eternal; for the world is the fairest of creations and he is the
58 Text |          have been other than the fairest; and the creator, reflecting
59 Text |          work which was by nature fairest and best. Wherefore, using
60 Text |          make this world like the fairest and most perfect of intelligible
61 Text |       union between them. And the fairest bond is that which makes
62 Text |       brightest of all things and fairest to behold, and he fashioned
63 Text |       them as far as possible the fairest and best, out of things
64 Text |          which the creator of the fairest and best of created things
65 Text |          the intelligence, is the fairest and noblest of all streams.
66 Text |           of mind and body is the fairest and loveliest of all sights
67 Text |         to train him shall be the fairest and best adapted to that
68 Text | intellectual, the greatest, best, fairest, most perfect—the one only-begotten