Property, to be common, 3. 416 E; 4. 420 A, 422 D; 5. 464 C; 8. 543; restrictions on the disposition of, 8. 556 A [cp. Laws 11. 923]:
—property qualifications in oligarchies, ib. 550, 551.
Prophets, mendicant, 2. 364 C.
Proportion, akin to truth, 6. 486 E.
Prose writers on justice, 2. 364 A.
Protagoras, his popularity as a teacher, 10. 600 C.
Proteus, not to be slandered, 2. 381 D.
Proverbs: ‘birds of a feather,’ 1. 329 A; ‘shave a lion,’ ib. 341 C; ‘let brother help brother,’ 2. 362 D; ‘wolf and flock,’ 3. 415 D; ‘one great thing,’4. 423 E; ‘hard is the good,’ ib. 435 C; ‘friends have all things in common,’ 5. 449 C; ‘the useful is the noble,’ ib. 457 B; ‘the wise must go to the doors of the rich,’ 6. 489 B (cp. 2. 364 B); ‘what is