Dialogue

 1 Repub|            And what similar use or power of acquisition has justice
 2 Repub|           great opinion of his own power, was the first to say that
 3 Repub|           government is the ruling power in each State? ~Certainly. ~
 4 Repub|           must be supposed to have power, the only reasonable conclusion
 5 Repub|           unjust, and who have the power of subduing States and nations;
 6 Repub|          consider is, whether this power which is possessed by the
 7 Repub|            she retains her natural power? ~Let us assume that she
 8 Repub|        assume that she retains her power. ~Yet is not the power which
 9 Repub|         her power. ~Yet is not the power which injustice exercises
10 Repub|           life to the utmost of my power, and my manner of speaking
11 Repub|       suffer injustice without the power of retaliation; and justice,
12 Repub|          because they have not the power to be unjust will best appear
13 Repub|            the just and the unjust power to do what they will, let
14 Repub|         them in the form of such a power as is said to have been
15 Repub|      imagine anyone obtaining this power of becoming invisible, and
16 Repub|         dust, and take from me the power of helping justice. ~Nonsense,
17 Repub|     persuade them that they have a power committed to them by the
18 Repub|      deities, and these have great power. That is what mighty cities
19 Repub|         some weakness, has not the power of being unjust. And this
20 Repub|           that when he obtains the power, he immediately becomes
21 Repub|            thee, if I had only the power;" ~or his insubordination
22 Repub|            he said, if we have the power. ~Then now, my friend, I
23 Repub|     supposed to have exhibited the power of his art only to persons
24 Repub|         have a good deal, then the power of music weakening the spirit
25 Repub|            will, or the others the power, to harm us. The young men
26 Repub|  differently. Some of you have the power of command, and in the composition
27 Repub|           hand they alone have the power of giving order and happiness
28 Repub|             and give the wealth or power or persons of the one to
29 Repub|           sort of universal saving power of true opinion in conformity
30 Repub|            or weaker in wisdom, or power, or numbers, or wealth,
31 Repub|            saying which. ~Then the power of each individual in the
32 Repub|           has clearly supposed the power which reasons about the
33 Repub|     construction, that some divine power must have conducted us to
34 Repub|          having all wealth and all power; and shall we be told that
35 Repub|            I said, glorious is the power of the art of contradiction! ~
36 Repub|            obey in the one and the power of command in the other;
37 Repub|           kingdom under the ruling power therein, feels the hurt
38 Repub|          world have the spirit and power of philosophy, and political
39 Repub|           in youth, when he has no power of judging what is good
40 Repub|            sympathetic and kindred power in the soul, and by that
41 Repub|           in the soul, and by that power drawing near and mingling
42 Repub|           preserved by some divine power. Do you really think, as
43 Repub|            to good is saved by the power of God, as we may truly
44 Repub|        himself seen, and having no power of explaining to others,
45 Repub|           into their hands now the power which he will one day possess. ~
46 Repub|            if at all, by a want of power: my zeal you may see for
47 Repub|            by every means in their power seeking after truth for
48 Repub|            compelled by a superior power to have the charge of the
49 Repub|            the most like. ~And the power which the eye possesses
50 Repub|         truth to the known and the power of knowing to the knower
51 Repub|     exceeds essence in dignity and power. ~Glaucon said, with a ludicrous
52 Repub|      reason herself attains by the power of dialectic, using the
53 Repub| intellectual; and that this is the power upon which he who would
54 Repub|            argument shows that the power and capacity of learning
55 Repub|     distracted in the struggle for power, which in their eyes is
56 Repub|          sort of knowledge has the power of effecting such a change? ~
57 Repub|     knowledge have this attracting power, in order that we may have
58 Repub|         the study of the one has a power of drawing and converting
59 Repub|         sun is only an image)-this power of elevating the highest
60 Repub|    material and visible world-this power is given, as I was saying,
61 Repub|           also remind you that the power of dialectic alone can reveal
62 Repub|            of the actual governing power; a government which is united,
63 Repub|            and raised to the third power, furnishes two harmonies;
64 Repub|            and when they come into power as guardians they will soon
65 Repub|         who have lost the guardian power of testing the metal of
66 Repub|          admitting philosophers to power, because they are no longer
67 Repub|        authority; he is a lover of power and a lover of honor; claiming
68 Repub|             in which the rich have power and the poor man is deprived
69 Repub|      rulers being aware that their power rests upon their wealth,
70 Repub|         equal share of freedom and power; and this is the form of
71 Repub|            him who is now in their power and who is being initiated
72 Repub|           almost the entire ruling power, and while the keener sort
73 Repub|           in the early days of his power, he is full of smiles, and
74 Repub|     setting him up, and who are in power, speak their minds to him
75 Repub|     reasoning and human and ruling power is asleep; then the wild
76 Repub|      mother, so now, if he has the power, he beats them, and will
77 Repub|    individuals and before they get power, this is their character;
78 Repub|            grows worse from having power: he becomes and is of necessity
79 Repub|   Certainly. ~And if you raise the power and make the plane a solid,
80 Repub|        then, having determined the power and quality of justice and
81 Repub|         though he acquire money or power by his wickedness? ~From
82 Repub|       count in our accusation: the power which poetry has of harming
83 Repub|     influence of honor or money or power, aye, or under the excitement
84 Repub|            by the natural inherent power of destruction which evil
85 Repub|    injustice which, if it have the power, will murder others, keeps