Sacrifices, private, 1. 328 B, 331 D;
—in atonement, 2. 364;
—human, in Arcadia, 8. 565 D.
Sailors, necessary in the state, 2. 371 B.
Sarpedon, 3. 388 C.
Sauces, not mentioned in Homer, 3. 404 D.
Scamander, beleaguered by Achilles, 3. 391 B.
Scepticism, danger of, 7. 538, 539.
Science (ἐπιστήμη), a division of the intellectual world, 7. 533 E (cp. 6. 511);
—the sciences distinguished by their object, 4. 438 [cp. Charm. 171]; not to be studied with a view to utility only, 7. 527 A, 529, 530; their unity, ib. 531; use hypotheses, ib. 533; correlation of, ib. 537.
Sculpture, must only express the image of the good, 3. 401 B; painting of, 4. 420 D [cp. Laws 2. 668 E].
Scylla, 9. 588 C.
Scythian, Anacharsis the, 10. 600 A;
—Scythians, the, characterized by spirit or passion, 4. 435 E.
Self-indulgence in men and states, 4. 425 E, 426;
—self-interest the natural guide of men, 2. 359 B;
—self-made men bad company, 1. 330 C;
—self-mastery, 4. 430, 431.