Dialogue

 1 Repub|      us consider this further point: Is not he who can best
 2 Repub|       When we had got to this point in the argument, and everyone
 3 Repub|   able, I said, is not to the point. My question is only whether
 4 Repub|        I proceeded to another point: ~Well, I said, Thrasymachus,
 5 Repub|      have not arrived at that point yet. I would rather ask
 6 Repub|    justice, being at a middle point between the two, is tolerated
 7 Repub|      come at last to the same point. And this we may truly affirm
 8 Repub|       who, if he fails at any point, is able to recover himself.
 9 Repub|      answered. ~The strongest point of all has not been even
10 Repub|      of justice to regard one point only: I mean the essential
11 Repub| either to omit what is to the point or to draw out the argument
12 Repub|       rich man who was at the point of death, and for this reason
13 Repub|   Then to sum up: This is the point to which, above all, the
14 Repub|     the question from another point of view: Are not the rulers
15 Repub|       or backward, then in no point of view can they be at rest. ~
16 Repub|      Yes. ~And here comes the point: is not thirst the desire
17 Repub|  there is, however, a further point which I wish you to consider. ~
18 Repub|   wish you to consider. ~What point? ~You remember that passion
19 Repub|      and looked at in another point of view, whether the scheme,
20 Repub|      of the guardians-to that point we come round again. ~Certainly
21 Repub|        when he has passed the point at which the pulse of life
22 Repub|    the beautiful will in some point of view be found ugly; and
23 Repub|       True. ~There is another point which should be remarked. ~
24 Repub|     should be remarked. ~What point? ~Whether he has or has
25 Repub|       have now arrived at the point of asking why are the majority
26 Repub|       Still, he said, let the point be cleared up, and the inquiry
27 Repub|    Will anyone deny the other point, that there may be sons
28 Repub| consider the image in another point of view? ~In what point
29 Repub|       point of view? ~In what point of view? ~You would say,
30 Repub|      said; and there lies the point. You must contrive for your
31 Repub|     close: And here comes the point. ~What is it? ~Each of them
32 Repub|       these studies reach the point of intercommunion and connection
33 Repub|    believe, yet, from another point of view, is harder still
34 Repub|    concluded, let us find the point at which we digressed, that
35 Repub|    have found your way to the point at which we have now arrived. ~
36 Repub|       be like him in that one point; but there are other respects
37 Repub|   joint influence to a middle point, and gives up the kingdom
38 Repub|       I said; and observe the point which I want to understand:
39 Repub|    into a digression; but the point which I desire to note is
40 Repub|   when they have gained their point they know them no more. ~
41 Repub|       of the tyrant reaches a point beyond the spurious; he
42 Repub|       say. ~And so from every point of view, whether of pleasure,
43 Repub|    ignorant? ~Yes, from every point of view. ~Come, now, and
44 Repub|       is manifest. ~From what point of view, then, and on what
45 Repub|      his wickedness? ~From no point of view at all. ~What shall
46 Repub|   said, you are coming to the point now. And the painter, too,
47 Repub|    directly or from any other point of view, and the bed will
48 Repub|     Exactly. ~Here is another point: The imitator or maker of
49 Repub|     quite reasonable from one point of view. ~What point of
50 Repub|      one point of view. ~What point of view? ~If you consider,