- 498 D [cp. Apol. 41].
Disease, origin of, 3. 404; the right treatment of, ib. 405 foll.; the physician must have experience of, in his own person, ib. 408; disease and vice compared, 4. 444; 10. 609 foll. [cp. Soph. 228; Pol. 296; Laws 10. 906]; inherent in everything, 10. 609.
Dishonesty, thought by men to be more profitable than honesty, 2. 364 A.
Dithyrambic poetry, nature of, 3. 394 B.
Diversities of natural gifts, 2. 370; 5. 455; 7. 535 A.
Division of labour, 2. 370, 374 A; 3. 394 E, 395 B, 397 E; 4. 423 E, 433 A, 435 A, 441 E, 443, 453 B; a part of justice, 4. 433, 435 A, 441 E (cp. supra 1. 332, 349, 350, and Laws 8. 846 C);
—of lands, proclaimed by the would-be tyrant, 8. 565 E, 566 E.