Sense, objects of, twofold, 7. 523; knowledge given by, imperfect, ibid.; 10. 602; sense and intellect, 7. 524:
—Senses, the, classed among faculties, 5. 477 C.
Seriphian, story of Themistocles and the, 1. 329 E.
Servants, old family, 8. 549 E.
Sex in the world below, 10. 618 B;
—sexes to follow the same training, 5. 451, 466 [cp. Laws 7. 805]; equality of, advantageous, ib. 456, 457; relation between, ib. 458 foll. [cp. Laws 8. 835 E]; freedom of intercourse between, in a democracy, 8. 563 B. Cp. Women.
Sexual desires, 5. 458 E [cp. Laws 6. 783 A; 8. 835 E].
Shadows, 6. 510 A;
—knowledge of shadows (εἰκασία), one of the faculties of the soul, 6. 511 E; 7. 533 E.
Shepherd, the analogy of, with the ruler, 1. 343, 345 [cp. Pol. 275].
Shopkeepers, necessary in the state, 2. 371 [cp. Laws 11. 918].
Short sight, 2. 368 D.
Sicily, ‘can tell of Charondas,’ 10. 599 E;
—Sicilian cookery, 3. 404 D.
Sight, placed in the class of faculties, 5. 477 C; requires in addition to vision and colour, a third element, light, 6. 507; the most wonderful of the senses, ibid.; compared to mind, ib. 508; 7. 532 A; illusions of, 7. 523; 10. 602, 603 D:
—the world of sight, 7. 517.
Sign, the, of Socrates, 6. 496 C.