Dialogue

 1 Repub|        torch-race on horseback in honor of the goddess which will
 2 Repub|           and you should not seek honor to yourself from the refutation
 3 Repub|       modes of payment, money, or honor, or a penalty for refusing. ~
 4 Repub|         reason, I said, money and honor have no attraction for them;
 5 Repub|  ambitious they do not care about honor. Wherefore necessity must
 6 Repub|        justice or for the sake of honor and rewards; therefore,
 7 Repub|        and magnificently, and can honor the gods or any man whom
 8 Repub|          any man whom he wants to honor in a far better style than
 9 Repub|          wicked men happy, and to honor them both in public and
10 Repub|          or wealth, be willing to honor justice; or indeed to refrain
11 Repub|        admirer of Glaucon made in honor of you after you had distinguished
12 Repub|        upward, if we mean them to honor the gods and their parents,
13 Repub|  sepulture and other memorials of honor, the greatest that we have
14 Repub|       also they have the greatest honor; others he has made of silver,
15 Repub|      silver in them are raised to honor, and become guardians or
16 Repub|         and making them sit; what honor is due to parents; what
17 Repub|           place, he shall receive honor in the army from his youthful
18 Repub|       being not only a tribute of honor but also a very strengthening
19 Repub|          the like occasions, will honor the brave according to the
20 Repub|      lesser and meaner people-but honor of some kind they must have. ~
21 Repub|         that philosophers have no honor in their cities; explain
22 Repub|    convince him that their having honor would be far more extraordinary. ~
23 Repub|        requests to him and do him honor and flatter him, because
24 Repub|           the good has a place of honor yet higher. ~What a wonder
25 Repub|         of these studies and gave honor to them; then disciples
26 Repub|        will be promoted to higher honor, and the sciences which
27 Repub|            and elevated to higher honor; and you will have to prove
28 Repub|        truth he will be likely to honor his father and his mother
29 Repub|        that he would diminish his honor and regard for them, and
30 Repub|      principles about justice and honor, which were taught us in
31 Repub|         they continue to obey and honor the maxims of their fathers. ~
32 Repub|          think that he will still honor and obey them as before? ~
33 Repub|        instead of diminishing the honor of the pursuit. ~Very true,
34 Repub|      memorials and sacrifices and honor them, if the Pythian oracle
35 Repub|          all things right and the honor that springs from right,
36 Repub|      begin with the government of honor?-I know of no name for such
37 Repub|      timocracy (the government of honor) arises out of aristocracy (
38 Repub|            True, he said. ~In the honor given to rulers, in the
39 Repub|           of power and a lover of honor; claiming to be a ruler,
40 Repub| cultivated, and that which has no honor is neglected. ~That is obvious. ~
41 Repub|          of trade and money; they honor and look up to the rich
42 Repub|        chorus, or given him chief honor. ~Excellent! I said. Yet
43 Repub|       statesman, and promoting to honor anyone who professes to
44 Repub|          that he ought to use and honor some, and chastise and master
45 Repub|        receive honor-the greatest honor, as might be expected, from
46 Repub|   men-lovers of wisdom, lovers of honor, lovers of gain? ~Exactly. ~
47 Repub|       will contrast the vanity of honor or of learning if they bring
48 Repub|    experience of the pleasures of honor, or the lover of honor of
49 Repub|         of honor, or the lover of honor of the pleasures of wisdom? ~
50 Repub|           and as they all receive honor they all have experience
51 Repub|    experience of the pleasures of honor; but the delight which is
52 Repub|   trustworthy? ~Assuredly. ~Or if honor, or victory, or courage,
53 Repub|          the soldier and lover of honor; who is nearer to himself
54 Repub|           he be seeking to attain honor and victory and the satisfaction
55 Repub|           the lovers of money and honor, when they seek their pleasures
56 Repub|        view, whether of pleasure, honor, or advantage, the approver
57 Repub|          the first place, he will honor studies which impress these
58 Repub|          a source of much greater honor and profit. ~Then, I said,
59 Repub|           to him, we may love and honor those who say these things-they
60 Repub|         if under the influence of honor or money or power, aye,