Abderite 600C
Achaeans 389E, 390E, 393A, 393D, 394A
Achilles 388A, 390D n, 390E, 391A, 391C, 620A n
Adam, James 444B n, 511A n, 546B n
Adrasteia 451A
Aeschylus 361C, 362A, 379D n, 380A, 381C n, 383A, 391E n, 451A n, 522D n, 550C, 563C
Agamemnon 383A, 391A, 392D, 393E, 522D, 620B
Aglaion 439E
Ajax 468D, 620B
Alcibiades 494D n
Alcinous 614B
Alcmaeon 590A n
Almagest (Ptolemy) 529D n
ambushes 450A
Amphiaraus 361B n, 590A n
Anarcharsis the Scythian 600A
Antigone (Sophocles) 488A n
Anubis 399E n
Aphrodite 390A n, 390C, 620A n
Apollo 383A, 391A, 394A, 399E, 408B, 427B, 461E n, 469A n, 509C
Apology (Plato) 496C n, 557A n
Arcadia 565D
archers 439B
Archilochus 365C
Ardiaeus the Great 615C
Arendt, Hannah 517A n
Ares 390A n, 390C, 393A
Argos 381D, 393E
aristocracy 445D
Ariston 327A, 368A, 427C, 580C
Aristonymus 328B
Aristotle 436B n, 607D n
Armenia 614B n
Armenius 614B
Asclepius 405D, 406A, 406C, 407C, 407E, 408B, 599C
Asia Minor 614B n
astronomy 527D
Atalanta 620B
Athena 379D n, 380A
Athens 330A, 383A n, 404D, 409A n, 475D, 494D n
Atropos 617C, 620E
Autolycus 334B
barbarians 452C, 470C, 544D
barley 405E
bats 479C
bath attendants 344D
beginnings 377A
Bendis 354A, 475D n
Bias 335E
Bible, the 377D n
blushing 350D
boys 474D
Brann, Eva 327A n, 399E n
bronze 415A
Cadmus 414C n
calculating 522C
Cato 428A n
cave image 514A-517A
Cean 600C
censorship 389A n
Cephalus 328C
Cerberus 588C
Chalcedonian 328B
Chalestrean 430B
Charmantides the Paeanian 328B
Charondas 599E
checkers 422E n
cheese 405E
Chimaera 588C
Chiron 391C
Chryses 392D-393D
cithara 399D
city, greatest evil and greatest good for 462A-B; healthy or infected 372E; in speech 369A, 472E-473A, 592A-B; of beauty 527C; of pigs 372D; that’s most necessary 369D
Cleitophon 328B, 340A
cloaks 449B, 457A
Clotho 617C, 620E
Cocytus 387C
comedy 394D
Commentary on Plato’s Meno, A (Klein) 511A n, 528C n
contradiction, principle of 436B n
Corinthian 404D
corpses 439E
cosmos 616C n
couches 596E
courage 429A
Cratylus (Plato) 509D n
Creophylus 600B
Crete 452C, 519C n, 544C, 575D
Croesus 566C
Cronos 377E
Daedalus 529E
Damon 400B, 424C
Dante 428A n
death 386A
Decision of the Arms, The (Aeschylus) 383A n
delicacies 372C
Delphi 427B, 461E n, 469A n, 590A n
democracy, gives equality to equals and unequals alike 558C; gives rise to slavery and tyranny 563E-564A; makes fathers fear their sons 562E; most beautiful of polities 557C; a polity-bazaar 557E
depravity 487D
Descartes, Rene 525E n
dialectic 348B n, 531D, 534E
Diogenes Laertius 595B n
Diomedes 389E, 493D
Dionysus 475D
divided line 509D-511E
doctors 405A
dogs 375D, 416A, 451D, 466C, 469E
dolphins 453D
Dorian 399A
dragons 414C n
dreaming, in tyrannic soul becomes waking life 574D-575A; manifests disordered desires 572B; mistaking a likeness for thing itself 476C; relation of mathematics to being 533B-C; the way most people are governed 520C-D
drones 552C, 573A
drunkenness 363D, 403E
eagles 620B
echoes 492C
education, of Greece attributed to Homer 606E; not provided by Homer 600A-B; the one big and sufficient thing 423E; a turning around of the whole soul 518B-D
Egypt 399E n, 436A
eidos 402C n, 445C n, 476A n
Elements (Euclid) 527A n
Elysian Fields 519C n
Encomium of Helen 413B n
Epeius 620C
Er 614B, 621B
Eriphyle 590A
êthos 375C n
Euclid 527A n, 528C n
eugenics 410A
eunuchs 479C
Euripides 522D n, 568A, 568B n
Eurypylus 405E, 408A
Euthydemus 328B
Euthyphro (Plato) 428A n, 529E n
Everytribe 614B n
Fates, the 616C n, 617C
feast without delicacies 372C
feet 400A
fire 435A
flutes 399D, 601D
form 402C n
foxes 365C
gang of thieves 351C
gentlemen 490A
geometry 526C
Glaucon, always most courageous 357A; erotic 474D; knowledgeable about music 398E; victory-loving 548D
Glaucus 611C
gold 415A
good, no one content with the seeming 505D; over and above being 509B; what every soul pursues 505E
Gorgias (Plato) 348 n, 413B n, 494A n, 548A n
Great King 553C
Great Year 546C n
Greece 452C, 469B, 470C, 606E
Greek Mathematical Thought and the Origin of Algebra (Klein) 525A n
guardians 412D
Gyges 359D, 612B
gymnastics 376E, 403C, 452B
Hades 330D, 363C, 366A, 386B, 386C, 392A, 399E n, 519C n, 521C, 534C, 596C, 612B, 616A n, 619A
harmony 401D, 412A, 431E, 519E-520A
Hebrew 614B n
Hector 391B
hedgehogs 365C n
heedlessness 621A
Helen 586C
Hellespont 404C
Hephaestus 378D, 389A, 390C
Hera 378D, 381D, 390B
Heracleitus 375B n, 498A
Heracles 337A
Hermes 399E n
Hermus 566C
Herodicus 406A
Herodotus 548A n, 566C n, 586C n
Hesiod 363A, 364D n, 377D, 377E n, 390D n, 466C, 468E, 547A, 600D, 612B
Homer 334A, 363A, 364D n, 377D, 378D, 379C, 383A, 387B, 388A, 389A, 389E, 391A, 393B, 393D, 396E, 404B, 404C, 441B, 468C, 501B, 516D, 519C n, 545D, 595C, 598D, 599B, 605C, 606E, 607D, 612B
honor-loving part 581B
horses 328A, 467E
hunters 432B
Hydra 426E
idea 505A n
Iliad (Homer) 364D n, 379D n, 383A n, 386C n, 388A n, 389A n, 389E n, 390A n, 390D n, 391A n, 392D, 393A n, 405D n, 408A, 468D n, 501B n, 545E n, 547A n, 566D n, 616A n
imitation 392D
immortality of soul 608D-611A
Inachus 381D
injustice, complete 344A, 352C-D, 361A; within one person 351E, 444B
Ion (Plato) 598E n
Ionian 398E
iron 411A, 415A
irony 337A
Isles of the Blessed 519C, 540B
Ismenias the Theban 336A
Italy 599E
Ithaca 393B
Jupiter 617A n
judges, a sign of bad education 405A; good ones old 409B
justice, as a burden 364A; as a compromise 359A; as a harmony of the soul 443C-E; as doing what’s properly one’s own 433A-B; as helping friends and hurting enemies 332D; as skill at thievery 334B; as telling truth and paying debts 331D; as what’s advantageous to the stronger 338C; in a city in bigger letters 368D-369A
kingship 445D
Klein, Jacob 511A n, 525A n, 528C n
Lachesis 617C, 620D
laughter 388E, 451A, 606C
lawyers 405A
learning-loving part 581B
Lebanon 414C n
Leontius 439E
Lethe 621A, 621C
lie, appropriate only for rulers 389B; greatest about greatest things 377E; noble 414C; the true 382A-C; useful 382C-D
light 427D, 507E
lions 341C
Lives of the Philosophers (Diogenes Laertius) 595B n
longer road 435D, 504D, 515E
lottery 460A, 617D-E
lotus eaters 560C
love of learning and love of wisdom 376B
lutes 399C
Lycaean Zeus 565D
Lycurgus 599D
Lydia 566C n
Lydian 398E
Lysanias 330B
Lysias 328B
mandrakes 488C
marketplace 425C
Mars 617A n
Marsyas 399E
medical art, current 406A
Megara 368A
Memorabilia (Xenophon) 494D n
Menelaus 408A
Meno (Plato) 529E n
Menoetius 388C
Mercury 617A n
Midas 408B
Milesian 600A
mirrors 402B, 596D
Mixolydian 398E
moderation 389D, 430D
modes, musical 398E
money-loving part 581A
monkeys 620C
monsters 399E n
moon, the 364E, 617A n
More, Thomas 592B n
Musaeus 363C, 364E, 519C n
Mount Ida 391E
Muses 364E, 376E n, 399E n, 411D, 499D, 545D, 547A, 607A, 620A n
music, changes in style 424C; first education 376E; of supreme importance 401D
Music of the Republic, The (Brann) 399E n
mystery rites 366A
nakedness 452B
Necessity 616C, 617B, 621A
Niceratus 327C
Nicias 327C
nightingale 620A
Niobe 380A, 391E n
noble lie 485C n
number 522C
nursing 343A
Odysseus 334B, 390A n, 390D n, 414C n, 522D n, 620C
Odyssey (Homer) 363B n, 381C n, 386C n, 389D n, 390A n, 390D n, 393B, 414C n, 424B n, 441B n, 501B n, 516D n, 519C n, 544D n, 560C n, 566D n, 614B n, 620A n
old age, a release from insane masters 329C-D
oligarchy 550C
Olympian Zeus 583B
Olympics 465D, 581C n
opinion 477B
Orpheus 364E, 620A
oysters 521C
Paeanian 328B
painting 484C
Palamedes 522D
Pamphylia 614B, 615C
Pandarus 379E, 408A
Panopeus 620C
Panpipes 399C
Paris 501B n
Patroclus 388C, 391B, 406A
Pausanias 548A n
pederasty 403B
Peleus 391C
Peloponnesian War (Thucydides) 494D n, 548A n
Pelops 380A
Perdiccas 336A
Periander 336A
Pericles 400B n, 494D n
Perithous 391D
Persia 553C n
Phaedrus (Plato) 586C n, 621A n
Phaiakia 614B n
philosophers, devote themselves to what is 480A, 485B; have erotic desire for truth 499B; insatiable for learning 475C; need appropriate upbringing 492A-495C; need harmonious natures 410E; no city now worthy of 497B; no rest from evils until they rule 501E
philosophy 376B, 407C, 456A, 484A, 487C, 489A, 494A, 495B, 525B, 607B
Phocylides 407A-B
Phoenicea 414C, 436A
Phoenix 390E
Phrygian 399A
pigs 372D, 373C, 378A
piloting 488B
Pindar 331A, 365B, 408B, 457B n
Piraeus 327A, 328C, 439E
pirates 351C
Pittacus 335E
playfulness 396E, 537A
Plutus 554B n
Poetics (Aristotle) 607D n
poets, believed by some to know all things 598E; corrupt thinking of some hearers 595B; drawn toward petulant and variable characters 604E-605A; encourage self-pity 606B; hide themselves 393C; holy, wondrous, and pleasing 398A; the more poetic they are 387B; praise tyranny 568B
Polemarchus 327B, 449B
political philosophy 517A n
polity 397E, 424A
Polus 348E n
Polydamas 338C
Polyneices 590A n
Poseidon 391D
poverty and riches, both corrupting 421C-422A
Pramneian wine 405E
preludes 531D
Priam 388B
Prodicus the Cean 600C
Prometheus Bound (Aeschylus) 451A n
Protagoras 428A n, 600C
Protector, the 583B
Proteus 381C
Ptolemy 529D n
puppies 375A
Purgatory 428A n
Pythagoras 530D, 581C n, 600B
Pythia 461E, 540C
quarrel between philosophy and poetry 607B
rainbows 616B
Reeve, C.D.C. 509C n
rhythm 401D
rings 359E, 612B
ruler in precise speech 340E-341A
Sarpedon 388C
Saturn 617A n
satyr 399E n
sauces 404C
scorn 487A
Scylla 588C
Scythia 435E, 600A
Seriphean 329E
Seven against Thebes (Aeschylus) 361B n, 550C n
sex 329C, 403A
Shakespeare 377D n
shepherds and sheep 343B, 363B n
ship of “state” 488A-489A
Sicily 404D, 599E
silver 415A
Simonides 331D-335E, 489B n
Sirens 617C
slavery 547C, 577C
smells 584B
snakes 358B
Solon 536D, 599E
sophistry 492A
Sophocles 329B, 488A n, 522D n, 568B n
sorcerers 380D
Sparta 452C, 494D n, 545A, 548A n, 599D
Spercheius 391B
spiritedness 375A, 439E-441A
springboards 511B
statues 361D, 420D
steppingstones 511B
Stesichorus 586C
style 392C
Styx 387C
summer 350D
sun, the 508A, 516B, 617A n
swamps 405D
swans 620A
swarm 450B
sweating 350D
Symposium (Plato) 368A n, 494D n
Syracuse 327A n, 404D
Taliaferro, R. Catesby 530B n
Tartarus 616A
Telamon 620B
Thales the Milesian 600A
Thamyris 620A
Theaetetus (Plato) 476A
Theages 496B
Thebes 336A, 414C n, 590A n
Themis 379D n, 380A
Themistocles 329E
Theogony (Hesiod) 377E n
Thersites 620C
Theseus 391D
Thetis 381C, 383A
thievery 334B, 351C
thornbushes 616A
Thrace 327A, 435E
Thrasymachus 328B, 336B, 350D, 358B, 367A, 450A, 498C, 545B, 590D
Thucydides 494D n, 548A n
Timaeus (Plato) 617B n
timocracy 545C
tragedy 394D
tripartite soul 580D
Trojan Women (Euripides) 568B n
tropos 375C n
Troy 380A, 393B, 393E, 405D, 408A, 522D, 586C
tyranny 562A, 577D, 587E
Uranus 377E
utopia 592B n
Venus 617A n
victory-loving part 581B
virtues 353A-B, 428A n
war 373D-E, 422A, 466E, 470B
warriors 525B
waves 457B, 472A, 473C
weapons, borrowed 331C
White, John 389A n
wind 393D
wine 475A
wisdom 428B
wisdom-loving part 581B
witchcraft 602D
wolves 336D n, 415E, 416A, 565E
women, equally entitled to rule 540C; need same education as men 451E
Works and Days (Hesiod) 363B n, 364D n, 466C n, 469A n
wrestling 362D, 544B
Xenophon 494D n
Xerxes 336A
Young people 377B, 378D
Zeus 379D n, 380A, 383A, 390B, 391C, 391D, 391E, 469A n, 565D, 583B
Zodiac, the 617B n