Cratylus
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 1 Intro|       the mint of the State. The creator of laws and of social life
 2 Intro|        naturally regarded as the creator of language, according to


Euthyphro
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 3 Text |          Of Zeus, the author and creator of all these things, You


Gorgias
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 4 Text |        say to him, and are you a creator of wealth? ‘Yes,’ he replies.
 5 Text |         and of which you are the creator? Answer us.~GORGIAS: That


Phaedo
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 6 Intro|         derived from the Supreme Creator, and either returns after


Philebus
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 7 Text |           Yes.~SOCRATES: And the creator or cause of them has been


The Republic
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 8 2    |          State; and yet the true creator is necessity, who is the
 9 7    |         heaven are framed by the Creator of them in the most perfect
10 10   |        there is no such maker or creator, or that in one sense there
11 10   |    conceive, just such another-a creator of appearances, is he not? ~
12 10   |     would you call the painter a creator and maker? ~Certainly not. ~


The Sophist
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13 Intro|    speech as the old notion of a creator artist, ‘who makes the world
14 Text |         and another in which the creator of the appearance is himself


The Statesman
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15 Intro|      which he was brought by his Creator, under whose immediate guidance,
16 Intro|         universal ruin. Then the Creator, seeing the world in great
17 Text | intelligence from its author and creator, turns about and by an inherent
18 Text |         have been endowed by the Creator with many glories, partake
19 Text |         the renewing hand of the Creator, and again, when let go,
20 Text |   instructions of his Father and Creator, more precisely at first,


The Symposium
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21 Intro|        and speaks of Love as the creator and artist.~All the earlier
22 Text |          these elements, was the creator of our art, as our friends


Timaeus
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23 Intro|          the work of design. The creator is like a human artist who
24 Intro|    proceed.~TIMAEUS: Why did the Creator make the world?...He was
25 Intro|         due proportion.~When the Creator had made the soul he made
26 Intro|         had come into being, the Creator addressed them thus:— ‘Gods,
27 Intro|        given these commands, the Creator remained in his own nature.
28 Intro|  elements of necessity which the Creator received in the world of
29 Intro|       chaos were arranged by the Creator, and out of them he made
30 Intro|       good of the whole. For the Creator knew that the belly would
31 Intro|         Having this in view, the Creator mingled earth with fire
32 Intro|          certain parts which the Creator has made solely of flesh,
33 Intro|      with acute perceptions, the Creator would have given man a sinewy
34 Intro|        idea of good,’ is not the Creator himself, but not separable
35 Intro|      freedom or spontaneity. The Creator in Plato is still subject
36 Intro|       the archetype stand to the Creator himself? For the idea or
37 Intro|        if not by the will of the Creator? Or, how could there have
38 Intro|       was not? Or, how could the Creator have taken portions of an
39 Intro|           as creation—not as the creator. The old tradition of Parmenides
40 Intro|      compound was divided by the Creator in certain proportions and
41 Intro|        already spoken of God the creator, who made all things for
42 Intro|     dependent on the will of the creator. Instead of maintaining
43 Intro|         me tell you then why the Creator made this world of generation.
44 Text |         created. The work of the creator, whenever he looks to the
45 Text |         me tell you then why the creator made this world of generation.
46 Text |        than the fairest; and the creator, reflecting on the things
47 Text |       body, that he might be the creator of a work which was by nature
48 Text |  likeness of what animal did the Creator make the world? It would
49 Text |          the perfect animal, the creator made not two worlds or an
50 Text |       the four elements; for the Creator compounded the world out
51 Text |          and by himself. For the Creator conceived that a being which
52 Text |     himself against any one, the Creator did not think it necessary
53 Text |         proportion.~Now when the Creator had framed the soul according
54 Text |       truth.~When the father and creator saw the creature which he
55 Text |       unlike. What remained, the creator then proceeded to fashion
56 Text |         had come into being, the creator of the universe addressed
57 Text |         evil in any of them, the creator sowed some of them in the
58 Text |   self-inflicted evils.~When the creator had made all these ordinances
59 Text |        in imitation of their own creator they borrowed portions of
60 Text |       then subsisting, which the creator of the fairest and best
61 Text |          elements. All these the creator first set in order, and
62 Text |       divine, he himself was the creator, but the creation of the
63 Text |         fleshy, except where the creator has made some part solely
64 Text |        and cooled. Wherefore the creator formed the head hairy, making