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Recorded uses: DJR-124 — Plato: Plato, Laws, book 6; Benjamin Jowett translation.; DJR-140 — plato: Plato, Laws 6. The discussion of marriage and family circumstances.; DJR-142 — Plato: Plato, Laws 6, penalties for remaining unmarried after thirty-five.; work/audit-040/sources.json — 124-Plato: Plato, Laws, book 6; work/audit-045/sources.json — 140-plato: Plato, Laws 6. The discussion of marriage and family circumstances.; work/audit-046/sources.json — 142-Plato: Plato, Laws 6, penalties for remaining unmarried after thirty-five..
BIB-0220
Plato, Phaedo 69c. Jowett translation. Plato, Phaedo 61c–62c. Socrates on waiting for divine necessity; compared with Burton’s characterization. Plato, Phaedo, burial and final tears. Plato, Phaedo 61c–62c. Socrates on waiting for divine necessity
Recorded uses: DJR-012 — phaedo: Plato, Phaedo 69c. Jowett translation.; DJR-066 — Plato: Plato, Phaedo 61c–62c. Socrates on waiting for divine necessity; compared with Burton’s characterization.; DJR-094 — phaedo: Plato, Phaedo, burial and final tears.; work/audit-021/sources.json — Plato: Plato, Phaedo 61c–62c. Socrates on waiting for divine necessity; work/audit-030/sources.json — 094-phaedo: Plato, Phaedo, burial and final tears..
BIB-0221
Plato, Phaedrus 250d, Benjamin Jowett translation, for comparison. Plato, Phaedrus 244a–b: divine madness and prophetic women. Plato, Phaedrus 244a–b
Recorded uses: DJR-110 — Plato Phaedrus: Plato, Phaedrus 250d, Benjamin Jowett translation, for comparison.; DJR-151 — plato: Plato, Phaedrus 244a–b: divine madness and prophetic women.; work/audit-035/sources.json — 110-Plato Phaedrus: Plato, Phaedrus 250d, Benjamin Jowett translation, for comparison.; work/audit-049/sources.json — 151-plato: Plato, Phaedrus 244a–b.
BIB-0222
Plato, Republic, book 10, myth of Er, Benjamin Jowett translation: souls drawing lots and choosing human and animal lives. Plato, Republic, book 10, myth of Er, Benjamin Jowett translation
Recorded uses: DJR-026 — PlatoRepublic: Plato, Republic, book 10, myth of Er, Benjamin Jowett translation: souls drawing lots and choosing human and animal lives.; work/audit-007/sources.json — PlatoRepublic: Plato, Republic, book 10, myth of Er, Benjamin Jowett translation.
BIB-0223
Plato, Republic, book 3 (405a–b): courts, physicians, and civic disorder. Jowett translation. Plato, Republic 3, opening, Benjamin Jowett translation: education in reverence followed by rejection of terrifying accounts of Hades for the guardians. Plato, Republic 3, opening, Benjamin Jowett translation
Recorded uses: DJR-013 — Plato3: Plato, Republic, book 3 (405a–b): courts, physicians, and civic disorder. Jowett translation.; DJR-154 — PlatoRepublic3: Plato, Republic 3, opening, Benjamin Jowett translation: education in reverence followed by rejection of terrifying accounts of Hades for the guardians.; work/audit-050/sources.json — 154-PlatoRepublic3: Plato, Republic 3, opening, Benjamin Jowett translation.
BIB-0224
Plato, Republic, book 4 (420b–c): happiness of the whole community. Jowett translation.
Recorded uses: DJR-013 — Plato4: Plato, Republic, book 4 (420b–c): happiness of the whole community. Jowett translation..
BIB-0225
Plato, Republic, book 5 (473c–e): rulers and philosophy. Jowett translation.
Recorded uses: DJR-013 — Plato5: Plato, Republic, book 5 (473c–e): rulers and philosophy. Jowett translation..
BIB-0226
Plato, Symposium, Pausanias’s two loves and Diotima’s daemon, Benjamin Jowett translation, for comparison. Plato, Symposium, Agathon’s speech in Benjamin Jowett’s translation: love brings peace on earth, calm at sea, still winds and sleep; contextual parallel. Plato, Symposium 215a–b, Benjamin Jowett translation, for comparison. Plato, Symposium 178a–c, 189d–192e and 202d–203c: Love’s ancestry, divided humans, the offer of fusion, and Porus and Penia. Plato, Symposium: Pausanias on lovers’ oaths. Plato, Symposium, Agathon’s speech in Benjamin Jowett’s translation Plato, Symposium 178a–c, 189d–192e and 202d–203c Plato, Symposium
Recorded uses: DJR-108 — symposium: Plato, Symposium, Pausanias’s two loves and Diotima’s daemon, Benjamin Jowett translation, for comparison.; DJR-109 — Symposium: Plato, Symposium, Agathon’s speech in Benjamin Jowett’s translation: love brings peace on earth, calm at sea, still winds and sleep; contextual parallel.; DJR-110 — Plato Symposium: Plato, Symposium 215a–b, Benjamin Jowett translation, for comparison.; DJR-113 — Plato: Plato, Symposium 178a–c, 189d–192e and 202d–203c: Love’s ancestry, divided humans, the offer of fusion, and Porus and Penia.; DJR-125 — Plato: Plato, Symposium: Pausanias on lovers’ oaths.; work/audit-035/sources.json — 108-symposium: Plato, Symposium, Pausanias’s two loves and Diotima’s daemon, Benjamin Jowett translation, for comparison.; work/audit-035/sources.json — 109-Symposium: Plato, Symposium, Agathon’s speech in Benjamin Jowett’s translation; work/audit-035/sources.json — 110-Plato Symposium: Plato, Symposium 215a–b, Benjamin Jowett translation, for comparison.; work/audit-036/sources.json — 113-Plato: Plato, Symposium 178a–c, 189d–192e and 202d–203c; work/audit-040/sources.json — 125-Plato: Plato, Symposium.
BIB-0227
Plato, Timaeus 22b. Jowett translation. Plato, Timaeus, Benjamin Jowett translation: the allotment of souls to stars and rebirth according to conduct. Plato, Timaeus, Benjamin Jowett translation
Recorded uses: DJR-012 — timaeus: Plato, Timaeus 22b. Jowett translation.; DJR-026 — PlatoTimaeus: Plato, Timaeus, Benjamin Jowett translation: the allotment of souls to stars and rebirth according to conduct.; work/audit-007/sources.json — PlatoTimaeus: Plato, Timaeus, Benjamin Jowett translation.
BIB-0228
Plutarch, Life of Cato the Elder, criticism of selling aged slaves and animals; English translation. Plutarch, Life of Cato the Elder: continuing public effort after honour. Plutarch, Life of Cato the Elder
Recorded uses: DJR-010 — cato: Plutarch, Life of Cato the Elder, criticism of selling aged slaves and animals; English translation.; DJR-093 — Cato: Plutarch, Life of Cato the Elder: continuing public effort after honour.; work/audit-030/sources.json — 093-Cato: Plutarch, Life of Cato the Elder.
BIB-0229
Sophocles, Ajax: English comparison for the address to Eurysaces and life without awareness. Sophocles, Ajax
Recorded uses: DJR-098 — sophocles: Sophocles, Ajax: English comparison for the address to Eurysaces and life without awareness.; work/audit-031/sources.json — 098-sophocles: Sophocles, Ajax.
BIB-0230
Sophocles, Antigone, trans. R. C. Jebb; choral ode to Love, especially lines 783–784. Sophocles, Antigone, trans. R. C. Jebb
Recorded uses: DJR-119 — Antigone: Sophocles, Antigone, trans. R. C. Jebb; choral ode to Love, especially lines 783–784.; work/audit-038/sources.json — 119-Antigone: Sophocles, Antigone, trans. R. C. Jebb.
BIB-0231
Thucydides, History of the Peloponnesian War, book 2, Pericles’ speech; Richard Crawley’s translation. Thucydides 2.53: plague and the collapse of religious and legal restraints. Thucydides 2.53 Thucydides, History of the Peloponnesian War, book 2, Pericles’ speech
Recorded uses: DJR-003 — Thucydides: Thucydides, History of the Peloponnesian War, book 2, Pericles’ speech; Richard Crawley’s translation.; DJR-162 — thucydides: Thucydides 2.53: plague and the collapse of religious and legal restraints.; work/audit-053/sources.json — 162-thucydides: Thucydides 2.53; work/audit-058/sources.json — 003-Thucydides: Thucydides, History of the Peloponnesian War, book 2, Pericles’ speech.
BIB-0232
Greek Anthology 6.1, attributed to Plato, reproduced with its Greek text in Classics for All, Bellaria 70. Compared for the Lais mirror motif; Burton’s Latin intermediary remains unlocated. Greek Anthology 6.1, attributed to Plato, reproduced with its Greek text in Classics for All, Bellaria 70. Compared for the Lais mirror motif
Recorded uses: DJR-056 — Greek Anthology: Greek Anthology 6.1, attributed to Plato, reproduced with its Greek text in Classics for All, Bellaria 70. Compared for the Lais mirror motif; Burton’s Latin intermediary remains unlocated.; work/audit-017/sources.json — Greek Anthology: Greek Anthology 6.1, attributed to Plato, reproduced with its Greek text in Classics for All, Bellaria 70. Compared for the Lais mirror motif.
BIB-0233
Lewis and Short, ambubaia, the classical flute girls.