City, situation of the, 3. 415:
—the ‘city of pigs,’ 2. 372:
—the heavenly city, 9. 592:
—Cities, most, divided between rich and poor, 4. 422 E; 8. 551 E [cp. Laws 12. 945 E]:
—the game of cities, 4. 422 E. Cp. Constitution, State.
Classes, in the state, should be kept distinct, 2. 374; 3. 397 E, 415 A; 4. 421, 433 A, 434, 441 E, 443; 5. 453 (cp. 8. 552 A, and Laws 8. 846 E).
Cleitophon, the son of Aristonymus, present at the dialogue, 1. 328 B; interposes on behalf of Thrasymachus, ib. 340 A.
Cleverness, no match for honesty, 3. 409 C (cp. 10. 613 C); not often united with a steady character, 6. 503 [cp. Theaet. 144 B]; needs an ideal direction, 7. 519 [cp. Laws 7. 819 A].
Clotho, second of the fates, 10. 617 C, 620 E; sings of the present, ib. 617 C; the souls brought to her, ib. 620 E.
Colours, comparison of, 9. 585 A; contrast of, ib. 586 C;
—indelible colours, 4. 429:
—‘colours’ of poetry, 10. 601 A.
Comedy, cannot be allowed in the state, 3. 394 [cp. Laws 7. 816 D]; accustoms the mind to vulgarity, 10. 606;
—same actors cannot act both tragedy and comedy, 3. 395.
Common life in the state, 5. 458, 464 foll.;
—common meals of the guardians, 3. 416; common meals for women, 5. 458 D [cp. Laws 6. 781; 7. 806 E; 8. 839 D];
—common property among the guardians, 3. 416 E; 4. 420 A, 422 D; 5. 464; 8. 543.
Community of women and children, 3. 416; 5. 450 E, 457 foll., 462, 464; 8. 543 A [cp. Laws 5. 739 C]; —of