Stars, motion of the, 7. 529, 530; 10. 616 E.
State, relation of, to the individual, 2. 368; 4. 434, 441; 5. 462; 8. 544; 9. 577 B [ cp. Laws 3. 689; 5. 739; 9. 875, 877 C; 11. 923]; origin of, 2. 369 foll. [ cp. Laws 3. 678 foll.]; should be in unity, 4. 422; 5. 463 [ cp. Laws 5. 739]; place of the virtues in, 4. 428 foll.; virtue of state and individual, ib. 441; 6. 498 E; family life in, 5. 449 [ cp. Laws 5. 740]: —the luxurious state, 2. 372 D foll.: —[the best state]; classes must be kept distinct, ib. 374; 3. 379 E, 415 A; 4. 421, 433 A, 434, 441 E, 443; 5. 453 (cp. 8. 552 A, and Laws 8. 846 E); the rulers must be philosophers, 2. 376; 5. 473; 6. 484, 497 foll., 501, 503 B; 7. 520, 521, 525 B, 540; 8. 543 (cp. Rulers); the government must have the monopoly of lying, 2. 382; 3. 389 A, 414 C; 5. 459 D [ cp. Laws 2. 663 E]; the poets to be banished, 3. 398 A; 8. 568 B; 10. 595 foll., 605 A, 607 A [ cp. Laws 7. 817]; the older must bear rule, the younger obey, 3. 412 [ cp. Laws 3. 690 A; 4. 714 E]; women, children, and goods to be common, ib. 416; 5. 450 E, 457 foll., 462, 464; 8. 543 A [ cp. Laws 5. 739; 7. 807 B]; must be happy as a whole, 4. 420 D; 5. 466 A; 7. 519 E; will easily master other states in war, 4. 422; must be of a size which is not inconsistent with unity, ib. 423 [ cp. Laws 5. 737]; composed of three classes, traders, auxiliaries, counsellors, ib. 441 A; may be either a monarchy or an aristocracy, ib. 445 C (cp. 9. 576 D); will form one family, 5. 463 [ cp. Pol. 259]; will be free from quarrels and law-suits, 2. 378; 5. 464, 465; —is it possible? 5. 471, 473; 6. 499; 7. 540 [ cp. 7. 520 and Laws 4. 711 E; 5. 739]; framed after the heavenly pattern, 6. 500 E; 7. 540 A; 9. 592; how to be commenced, 6. 501; 7. 540; manner of its decline, 8. 546 [ cp. Crit. 120]; —the best state that in which the rulers least desire office, 7. 520, 521: —the four imperfect forms of states, 4. 445 B; 8. 544 [ cp. Pol. 291 foll.,