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Barbarians, regard nakedness as improper, 5. 452; the natural enemies of the Hellenes, ib. 469 D, 470 C [cp. Pol. 262 D]; peculiar forms of government among, 8. 544 D.
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Beast, the great, 6. 493; the many-headed, 9. 588, 589; ‘the wild beast within us,’ ib. 571, 572.
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Beautiful, the, and the good are one, 5. 452; —the many beautiful contrasted with absolute beauty, 6. 507 B.
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Beauty as a means of education, 3. 401 foll.; absolute beauty, 5. 476, 479; 6. 494 A, 501 B, 507 B [cp. Laws 2. 655 C].
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Becoming, the passage from, to being, 7. 518 D, 521 D, 525 D.
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Beds, the figure of the three, 10. 596.
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Being and not being, 5. 477; true being the object of the philosopher’s desire, 6. 484, 485, 486 E, 490, 500 C; 7. 521, 537 D; 9. 581, 582 C (cp. 5. 475 E; 7. 520 B, 525; and Phaedo 82; Phaedr. 249; Theaet. 173 E; Soph. 249 D, 254); concerned with the invariable, 9. 585 C.
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Bendidea, a feast of Artemis, 1. 354 A (cp. 327 A, B).
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Bendis, a title of Artemis, 1. 327 A.
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Bias of Priene, 1. 335 E.
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Birds, breeding of, at Athens, 5. 459.
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Blest, Islands of the, 7. 519 C, 540 B.
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Body, the, not self-sufficing, 1. 341 E; excessive care of, inimical to virtue, 3. 407 (cp. 9. 591 D); has less truth and essence than the soul, 9. 585 D; —harmony of body and soul, 3. 402 D.
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Body, the, and the members, comparison of the state to, 5. 462 D, 464 B.
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Brass (and iron) mingled by the God in the husbandmen and craftsmen, 3. 415 A (cp. 8. 547 A).
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Breeding of animals, 5. 459.
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Building, art of, 3. 401 A; 4. 438 C.
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Burial of the guardians, 3. 414 A; 5. 465 E, 469 A; 7. 540 B [cp. Laws 12. 947]. 343

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The Republic of Plato, translated by Benjamin Jowett, Project Gutenberg eBook #55201

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