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Recorded uses: DJR-035 — Hippocrates1: Hippocrates, Aphorisms 1.5: restricted diet.; DJR-084 — hippocrates: Hippocrates, Aphorisms 1.1; Francis Adams translation.; DJR-102 — Hippocrates: Hippocrates, Aphorisms 1.22, concocted and crude humours.; work/audit-010/sources.json — Hippocrates1: Hippocrates, Aphorisms 1.5: restricted diet.; work/audit-027/sources.json — 084-hippocrates: Hippocrates, Aphorisms 1.1; work/audit-033/sources.json — 102-Hippocrates: Hippocrates, Aphorisms 1.22, concocted and crude humours..
BIB-0201
Hippocrates, Aphorisms 2.10 and 2.50: nourishment and habit. Hippocrates, Aphorisms 2.38: preference and palatability.
Recorded uses: DJR-035 — Hippocrates2: Hippocrates, Aphorisms 2.10 and 2.50: nourishment and habit.; DJR-036 — Hippocrates2: Hippocrates, Aphorisms 2.38: preference and palatability.; work/audit-010/sources.json — Hippocrates2: Hippocrates, Aphorisms 2.10 and 2.50: nourishment and habit.; work/audit-011/sources.json — Hippocrates2: Hippocrates, Aphorisms 2.38: preference and palatability..
BIB-0202
Hippocrates, Aphorisms, section 3: seasons and constitutions; Burton’s individual reference remains unspecified. Hippocrates, Aphorisms, section 3: seasons and constitutions
Recorded uses: DJR-036 — Hippocrates3: Hippocrates, Aphorisms, section 3: seasons and constitutions; Burton’s individual reference remains unspecified.; work/audit-011/sources.json — Hippocrates3: Hippocrates, Aphorisms, section 3: seasons and constitutions.
BIB-0203
Hippocrates, Aphorisms 6.23, Francis Adams translation, Internet Classics Archive. Comparison for prolonged fear or despondency as a melancholic affection. Hippocrates, Aphorisms 6.11 and 6.21, Francis Adams’s English translation: appearance of haemorrhoids or varicose veins; comparison for Burton’s bloodletting passage. Hippocrates, Aphorisms 6.11 and 6.21, Francis Adams’s English translation
Recorded uses: DJR-058 — Hippocrates: Hippocrates, Aphorisms 6.23, Francis Adams translation, Internet Classics Archive. Comparison for prolonged fear or despondency as a melancholic affection.; DJR-103 — Hippocrates: Hippocrates, Aphorisms 6.11 and 6.21, Francis Adams’s English translation: appearance of haemorrhoids or varicose veins; comparison for Burton’s bloodletting passage.; work/audit-018/sources.json — Hippocrates: Hippocrates, Aphorisms 6.23, Francis Adams translation, Internet Classics Archive. Comparison for prolonged fear or despondency as a melancholic affection.; work/audit-033/sources.json — 103-Hippocrates: Hippocrates, Aphorisms 6.11 and 6.21, Francis Adams’s English translation.
BIB-0204
Homer, Iliad 16, Sarpedon.
Recorded uses: DJR-094 — iliad16: Homer, Iliad 16, Sarpedon.; work/audit-030/sources.json — 094-iliad16: Homer, Iliad 16, Sarpedon..
BIB-0205
Homer, Iliad 18, Achilles’ grief.
Recorded uses: DJR-094 — iliad18: Homer, Iliad 18, Achilles’ grief.; work/audit-030/sources.json — 094-iliad18: Homer, Iliad 18, Achilles’ grief..
BIB-0206
Homer, Iliad 19, mourning and burial.
Recorded uses: DJR-094 — iliad19: Homer, Iliad 19, mourning and burial.; work/audit-030/sources.json — 094-iliad19: Homer, Iliad 19, mourning and burial..
BIB-0207
Homer, Iliad 2.211–219, the portrait of Thersites; Butler translation.
Recorded uses: DJR-008 — Homer: Homer, Iliad 2.211–219, the portrait of Thersites; Butler translation..
BIB-0208
Homer, Iliad 3: Paris and Helen; Burton’s retelling compared with the closing scene. Homer, Iliad 3
Recorded uses: DJR-115 — HomerIliad: Homer, Iliad 3: Paris and Helen; Burton’s retelling compared with the closing scene.; work/audit-037/sources.json — 115-HomerIliad: Homer, Iliad 3.
BIB-0209
Homer, Iliad, book 6. Axylus and his hospitality. Samuel Butler translation.
Recorded uses: DJR-017 — homer: Homer, Iliad, book 6. Axylus and his hospitality. Samuel Butler translation..
BIB-0210
Homer, Odyssey 11: Tityus and the two vultures. Homer, Odyssey 11
Recorded uses: DJR-115 — HomerOdyssey: Homer, Odyssey 11: Tityus and the two vultures.; work/audit-037/sources.json — 115-HomerOdyssey: Homer, Odyssey 11.
BIB-0211
Homer, Odyssey 17, Melanthius assaults the disguised Odysseus.
Recorded uses: DJR-053 — Homer: Homer, Odyssey 17, Melanthius assaults the disguised Odysseus.; work/audit-016/sources.json — Homer: Homer, Odyssey 17, Melanthius assaults the disguised Odysseus..
BIB-0212
Homer, Odyssey 4; Helen’s drug and Polydamna. Homer, Odyssey 4. Helen’s addition to the wine; public-domain translation used for comparison. Homer, Odyssey 4 Homer, Odyssey 4. Helen’s addition to the wine
Recorded uses: DJR-084 — homer: Homer, Odyssey 4; Helen’s drug and Polydamna.; DJR-104 — Homer: Homer, Odyssey 4. Helen’s addition to the wine; public-domain translation used for comparison.; work/audit-027/sources.json — 084-homer: Homer, Odyssey 4; work/audit-033/sources.json — 104-Homer: Homer, Odyssey 4. Helen’s addition to the wine.
BIB-0213
Plato, Apology 21b–23b: the inquiry into wisdom, Jowett translation. Plato, Apology 42a. Plato, Apology, Socrates on injury.
Recorded uses: DJR-008 — Plato: Plato, Apology 21b–23b: the inquiry into wisdom, Jowett translation.; DJR-094 — apology: Plato, Apology 42a.; DJR-096 — plato: Plato, Apology, Socrates on injury.; work/audit-030/sources.json — 094-apology: Plato, Apology 42a.; work/audit-031/sources.json — 096-plato: Plato, Apology, Socrates on injury..
BIB-0214
Plato, Charmides, Thracian physician passage. Plato, Charmides, on treatment of body and soul; Jowett translation used for comparison. Plato, Charmides; Jowett translation used for comparison. Plato, Charmides, opening scene, trans. Benjamin Jowett; Socrates’s narration and Critias’s identification. Plato, Charmides, on treatment of body and soul Plato, Charmides Plato, Charmides, opening scene, trans. Benjamin Jowett
Recorded uses: DJR-038 — Charmides: Plato, Charmides, Thracian physician passage.; DJR-083 — Plato: Plato, Charmides, on treatment of body and soul; Jowett translation used for comparison.; DJR-084 — plato: Plato, Charmides; Jowett translation used for comparison.; DJR-118 — Charmides: Plato, Charmides, opening scene, trans. Benjamin Jowett; Socrates’s narration and Critias’s identification.; work/audit-011/sources.json — Charmides: Plato, Charmides, Thracian physician passage.; work/audit-026/sources.json — 083-Plato: Plato, Charmides, on treatment of body and soul; work/audit-027/sources.json — 084-plato: Plato, Charmides; work/audit-038/sources.json — 118-Charmides: Plato, Charmides, opening scene, trans. Benjamin Jowett.
BIB-0215
Plato, Laws 10.885b: three beliefs underlying impiety. Plato, Laws 10.885b
Recorded uses: DJR-162 — plato: Plato, Laws 10.885b: three beliefs underlying impiety.; work/audit-053/sources.json — 162-plato: Plato, Laws 10.885b.
BIB-0216
Plato, Laws, book 12, especially 950d–952d: foreign travel and observers of other states. Jowett translation.
Recorded uses: DJR-016 — Plato: Plato, Laws, book 12, especially 950d–952d: foreign travel and observers of other states. Jowett translation..
BIB-0217
Plato, Laws 2, 666a: wine and the image of fire added to fire. Plato, Laws book 2; age, wine and the Carthaginian rule. Plato, Laws 2.653c–654a: human toil, festivals and the gods as companions in dance. Plato, Laws 2, 666a Plato, Laws book 2 Plato, Laws 2.653c–654a
Recorded uses: DJR-085 — plato: Plato, Laws 2, 666a: wine and the image of fire added to fire.; DJR-134 — Plato: Plato, Laws book 2; age, wine and the Carthaginian rule.; DJR-160 — plato: Plato, Laws 2.653c–654a: human toil, festivals and the gods as companions in dance.; work/audit-027/sources.json — 085-plato: Plato, Laws 2, 666a; work/audit-043/sources.json — 134-Plato: Plato, Laws book 2; work/audit-052/sources.json — 160-plato: Plato, Laws 2.653c–654a.
BIB-0218
Plato, Laws 5: protection owed to strangers. Plato, Laws 5
Recorded uses: DJR-093 — Plato: Plato, Laws 5: protection owed to strangers.; work/audit-030/sources.json — 093-Plato: Plato, Laws 5.
BIB-0219
Plato, Laws, book 6; Benjamin Jowett translation. Plato, Laws 6. The discussion of marriage and family circumstances. Plato, Laws 6, penalties for remaining unmarried after thirty-five. Plato, Laws, book 6