Money-making, art of, in Cephalus’ family, 1. [330 B]; evil of, 8. [556]; pleasure of, 9. [581 C], [586 E].
Money-qualifications in oligarchies, 8. [550], [551].
Moon, reputed mother of Orpheus, 2. [364 E].
Motherland, a Cretan word, 9. [575 E] [cp. Menex. 237].
Mothers in the state, 5. [460].
Motion and rest, 4. [436];
—motion of the stars, 7. [529], [530]; 10. [616 E].
[Multitude], the, the great Sophist, 6. [492]; their madness, ib. [496 C]. Cp. [Many].
Musaeus, his pictures of a future life, 2. [363 D], E, [364 E].
Muses, the, Musaeus and Orpheus the children of, 2. [364 E].
[Music], to be taught before gymnastic, 2. [376 E] (cp. 3. [403 C]); includes literature (λόγοι), 2. [376 E];
—in education, ib. [377] foll.; 3. [398] foll.; 7. [522 A] (see [Poetry], [Poets], and cp. Protag. 326; Laws 2. 654, 660); complexity in, to be rejected, 3. [397] [cp. Laws 7. 812]; the severe and the vulgar kind, [ibid.] [cp. Laws 7. 802]; the end of, the love of beauty, ib. [403 C]; like gymnastic, should be studied throughout life, [ibid.]; the simpler kinds of, foster temperance in the soul, ib. [404 A], [410 A]; effect of excessive, ib. [410], [411]; ancient forms of, not to be altered, 4. [424] [cp. Laws 2. 657; 7. 799, 801]; must be taught to women, 5. [452].