Like to like, 4. 425 C.
Literature (λόγοι), included under ‘music’ in education, 2. 376 E.
Litigation, the love of, ignoble, 3. 405.
Logic; method of residues, 4. 427;
—accidents and essence distinguished, 5. 454;
—nature of opposition, 4. 436;
—categories, πρός τι, 4. 437; quality and relation, ibid.;
—fallacies, 6. 487. For Plato’s method of definitions, see Knowledge, Temperance; and cp. Dialectic, Metaphysic.
Lotophagi, 8. 560 C.
Lots, use of, 5. 460 A, 462 E; election by, characteristic of democracy, 8. 557 A.
Love of the beautiful, 3. 402, 403 [cp. 1 Alcib. 131]; bodily love and true love, ib. 403; love and the love of knowledge, 5. 474 foll.; is of the whole, not of the part, ib. C, 475 B; 6. 485 B; a tyrant, 9. 573 B, 574 E (cp. 1. 329 B):
—familiarities which may be allowed between the lover and the beloved, 3. 403 B:
—lovers’ names, 5. 474:
—lovers of wine, ib. 475 A:
—lovers of beautiful sights and sounds, ib. 476 B, 479 A, 480.
Luxury in the state, 2. 372, 373; a cause of disease, 3. 405 E; would not give happiness to the citizens, 4. 420, 421; makes men cowards, 9. 590 B.
Lycaean Zeus, temple of, 8. 565 D.