Dialogue

 1 Repub|          I wanted to see in what manner they would celebrate the
 2 Repub|       Simonides, then, after the manner of poets, would seem to
 3 Repub|         said, that this is their manner of thinking, and that this
 4 Repub|       utmost of my power, and my manner of speaking will indicate
 5 Repub|       speaking will indicate the manner in which I desire to hear
 6 Repub|  invention supply. Such is their manner of praising the one and
 7 Repub|      draw conclusions as to what manner of persons they should be
 8 Repub|         I speak in this vehement manner, as I must frankly confess
 9 Repub|     abusing the other; that is a manner of arguing which, coming
10 Repub|          needs many; and in like manner the weaver and shoemaker. ~
11 Repub|          does wrong, in whatever manner, he will only be following
12 Repub|          been omitted by us. The manner in which gods and demigods
13 Repub|      considered, both matter and manner will have been completely
14 Repub|       drink, or who in any other manner sin against themselves and
15 Repub|          in word or deed, as the manner of such is. Neither should
16 Repub|          not great), and in like manner he will make use of nearly
17 Repub|     finished; for the matter and manner have both been discussed. ~
18 Repub|         he arranged them in some manner which I do not quite understand,
19 Repub|      harmony and discord in like manner follow style; for our principle
20 Repub|          the best judges in like manner those who are acquainted
21 Repub|          and should have had all manner of diseases in their own
22 Repub|        this habit of order, in a manner how unlike the lawless play
23 Repub|         whatever is dyed in this manner becomes a fast color, and
24 Repub|          is affected in the same manner? ~Certainly, he said. ~Once
25 Repub|        the truth in the clearest manner with our own eyes, let us
26 Repub|         have been trained in the manner which we have supposed,
27 Repub|       against ourselves? in this manner the adversary's position
28 Repub|           when present in such a manner as we have described, will
29 Repub|        try to be happy in such a manner that he will cease to be
30 Repub|          enough, that, after the manner of the artisan's child,
31 Repub|          Again, there is another manner in which, according to Homer,
32 Repub|        city being ordered in the manner described? ~Surely not,
33 Repub|           and are they not, in a manner, necessary to a soul, which
34 Repub|          my imagination: for the manner in which the best men are
35 Repub|          on their voyage in such manner as might be expected of
36 Repub|    imitators of philosophy, what manner of men are they who aspire
37 Repub|        but not in a satisfactory manner; you frightened us by interposing
38 Repub|       different spirit. ~In what manner? ~At present, I said, the
39 Repub|        in a peaceful and settled manner; they are driven any way
40 Repub|          to be a very inaccurate manner; whether you were satisfied
41 Repub| generation? ~Certainly. ~In like manner the good may be said to
42 Repub|          proceed to consider the manner in which the sphere of the
43 Repub|          to be divided. ~In what manner? ~Thus: There are two subdivisions,
44 Repub|        last, and in a consistent manner, at their conclusion? ~Yes,
45 Repub|        are being carried in like manner they would only see the
46 Repub|          do and live after their manner? ~Yes, he said, I think
47 Repub|       and live in this miserable manner. ~Imagine once more, I said,
48 Repub|          himself in a ridiculous manner; if, while his eyes are
49 Repub|         the easiest and quickest manner; not implanting the faculty
50 Repub|       referring, he said, to the manner in which the senses are
51 Repub|       the extremity? And in like manner does the touch adequately
52 Repub|           but only in a confused manner; they were not distinguished. ~
53 Repub|        Yes, in a very remarkable manner. ~Then this is knowledge
54 Repub|          a narrow and ridiculous manner, of squaring and extending
55 Repub|        as you rebuked the vulgar manner in which I praised astronomy
56 Repub|  astronomy can be learned in any manner more conducive to that knowledge
57 Repub|         them in the most perfect manner? But he will never imagine
58 Repub|   metaphor and speak after their manner of the blows which the plectrum
59 Repub|        and describe that in like manner. Say, then, what is the
60 Repub|          when they are drawn all manner of ways by temptation, they
61 Repub|       city be moved, and in what manner will the two classes of
62 Repub|     another? Shall we, after the manner of Homer, pray the muses
63 Repub|          address us? ~After this manner: A city which is thus constituted
64 Repub|         next in order. ~And what manner of government do you term
65 Repub|            And now what is their manner of life, and what sort of
66 Repub|       Consider now, I said, what manner of man the individual is,
67 Repub|         then, my friend, in what manner does tyranny arise? -that
68 Repub|       from democracy in the same manner as democracy from oligarchy-I
69 Repub|        others who live after our manner, if we do not receive them
70 Repub|       nature of tyranny, and the manner of the transition from democracy
71 Repub|    various pleasures. After this manner the democrat was generated
72 Repub|        love himself, who is in a manner the captain of them, is
73 Repub|          to be real, and in like manner, when drawn away from pain
74 Repub|    having a ring of heads of all manner of beasts, tame and wild,
75 Repub|       for he will live after the manner of that city, having nothing
76 Repub|         the inquiry in our usual manner: Whenever a number of individuals
77 Repub|     figures. ~Quite so. ~In like manner the poet with his words
78 Repub|           too, must we after the manner of lovers give her up, though
79 Repub|        Consider the soul in like manner. Does the injustice or other
80 Repub|          right hand; and in like manner the unjust were bidden by
81 Repub|        were driven upward in all manner of ways to their birth,
82 Repub|  drinking the water. But in what manner or by what means he returned