Dialogue

 1 Repub|         State? ~Certainly. ~And the different forms of government make
 2 Repub|            Are not the several arts different, by reason of their each
 3 Repub|          matter, Thrasymachus, in a different way: You would not deny
 4 Repub|             us which are adapted to different occupations. ~Very true. ~
 5 Repub|          State. But, if so, we mean different things, and he is speaking
 6 Repub|        whether they are the same or different. ~How can we? he asked. ~
 7 Repub|            really not the same, but different. ~Good. ~For example, I
 8 Repub|            from drink, that must be different from the thirsty principle
 9 Repub|            fairly assume them to be different. ~Then let us finally determine
10 Repub|         question arises: Is passion different from reason also, or only
11 Repub|            already been shown to be different from desire, turn out also
12 Repub|         desire, turn out also to be different from reason. ~But that is
13 Repub|          the better and worse to be different from the unreasoning anger
14 Repub|         individual, and is her form different, or is she the same which
15 Repub|            weaker. ~But can you use different animals for the same purpose,
16 Repub|          and to women should not be different, and such as are agreeable
17 Repub|           as are agreeable to their different natures?" Certainly they
18 Repub|             natures are so entirely different, ought to perform the same
19 Repub|       acknowledged-did we not?-that different natures ought to have different
20 Repub|     different natures ought to have different pursuits, and that men's
21 Repub|             and women's natures are different. And now what are we saying?-
22 Repub|            what are we saying?-that different natures ought to have the
23 Repub|         upon the verbal truth, that different natures ought to have different
24 Repub|     different natures ought to have different pursuits, but we never considered
25 Repub| distinguished them when we assigned different pursuits to different natures
26 Repub|      assigned different pursuits to different natures and the same to
27 Repub|    physician and the carpenter have different natures? ~Certainly. ~And
28 Repub|           knowledge have to do with different kinds of matter corresponding
29 Repub|           and another result I call different. Would that be your way
30 Repub|       governors of mankind are of a different stamp; they may be justly
31 Repub|           is ever likely to be, any different type of character which
32 Repub|            as they do now, but in a different spirit. ~In what manner? ~
33 Repub|           knowledge or pleasure, or different from either? ~Aye, I said,
34 Repub|      sections of this division have different degrees of truth, and that
35 Repub|            not each of them one and different? ~Certainly. ~And if each
36 Repub|            oligarchy, although very different: and lastly comes tyranny,
37 Repub|           testing the metal of your different races, which, like Hesiod'
38 Repub|            the two races were drawn different ways: the iron and brass
39 Repub|        respects in which he is very different. ~In what respects? ~He
40 Repub|      knowledge and mind and all the different kinds of virtue? Put the
41 Repub|         others in which two or more different natures are said to grow
42 Repub|          you may look at a bed from different points of view, obliquely
43 Repub|             and the bed will appear different, but there is no difference
44 Repub|        eternal and divine; also how different she would become if, wholly
45 Repub|            must of necessity become different. But there was every other