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 1 1 |           ready to maintain such a doctrine.~Athenian. True, I was;
 2 2 |            me once more recall our doctrine of right education; which,
 3 2 |         judged of by pleasure, his doctrine cannot be admitted; and
 4 2 |           him mad; but our present doctrine, on the contrary, is, that
 5 4 |        himself of such a monstrous doctrine?~Athenian. There is surely
 6 5 |            can never assent to the doctrine that the rich man will be
 7 7 |         Cleinias. That is the only doctrine which we can admit.~Athenian.
 8 7 |           good friends, that other doctrine about the wandering of the
 9 10| unconsciously lighted on a strange doctrine.~Cleinias. What doctrine
10 10|           doctrine.~Cleinias. What doctrine do you mean?~Athenian. The
11 10|       speak plainer.~Athenian. The doctrine that all things do become,