Fact and ideal, 5. 472, 473.
Faculties, how different, 5. 477;
—faculties of the soul, 6. 511 E; 7. 533 E.
Faith [or Persuasion], one of the faculties of the soul, 6. 511 D; 7. 533 E.
Falsehood, alien to the nature of God, 2. 382 [cp. Laws 11. 917 A]; a medicine, only to be used by the state, ibid.; 3. 389 A, 414 C; 5. 459 D [cp. Laws 2. 663]; hateful to the philosopher, 6. 486, 490.
Family life in the state, 5. 449;
—families in the state, ib. 461;
—family and state, ib. 463;
—cares of family life, ib. 465 C.
Fates, the, 10. 617, 620 E.
Fear, a solvent of the soul, 4. 430 A; fear and shame, 5. 465 A.
Fearlessness, distinguished from courage, 4. 430 B [cp. Laches 197 B; Protag. 349 C, 359 foll.].
Feeling, community of, in the state, 5. 464.
Festival of the Bendidea (at the Piraeus), 1. 327 A, 354 A; of Dionysus (at Athens), 5. 475 D.
Fiction in education, 2. 377 foll.; 3. 391; censorship of, necessary, 2. 377 foll.; 3. 386–391, 401 A, 408 C; 10. 595 foll.; not to represent sorrow, 3. 387 foll. (cp. 10. 604); representing intemperance to be discarded, 3. 390;