Dialogue

 1 Repub|        he said, he who is of a certain nature, is like those who
 2 Repub|        like those who are of a certain nature; he who is not, not. ~
 3 Repub|     answer, you would be quite certain to accuse me of haranguing;
 4 Repub|    back empty-handed. ~That is certain. ~And therefore what they
 5 Repub|        these myths-telling how certain gods, as they say, "Go about
 6 Repub| Whereas the lie in words is in certain cases useful and not hateful;
 7 Repub|      we must not admit them is certain. ~Again, truth should be
 8 Repub|       of the two; for I am not certain what he meant. These matters,
 9 Repub|         I said; I am much more certain that they ought to be, and
10 Repub|      is perfect. ~That is most certain. ~And being perfect, is
11 Repub|         and in this I detect a certain peculiarity. ~What is that? ~
12 Repub|     ordering or controlling of certain pleasures and desires; this
13 Repub|        one's own business in a certain way may be assumed to be
14 Repub|  valiant and wise by reason of certain other affections and qualities
15 Repub|      relative to drink. ~And a certain kind of thirst is relative
16 Repub|        thirst is relative to a certain kind of drink; but thirst
17 Repub|    will be just. ~That is very certain. ~And is justice dimmer
18 Repub|      cause injustice? ~That is certain. ~And the creation of health
19 Repub|      Had we better not appoint certain festivals at which we will
20 Repub|    they will deposit them with certain nurses who dwell in a separate
21 Repub|  unknown? ~Nothing can be more certain. ~Good. But if there be
22 Repub|      subject-matters? ~That is certain. ~Being is the sphere or
23 Repub|        not knowledge? ~That is certain. ~But those who see the
24 Repub|        sham one. ~That is most certain. ~Such a one is sure to
25 Repub|      an empty vessel? ~That is certain. Laboring in vain, he must
26 Repub|      ask if you will; but I am certain that you have heard the
27 Repub|        of the images. ~That is certain. ~And now look again, and
28 Repub|        visible world, and in a certain way the cause of all things
29 Repub|     situation; would he not be certain to have his eyes full of
30 Repub|       But then, if I am right, certain professors of education
31 Repub|         what also entered to a certain extent into our former scheme? ~
32 Repub|        you know that there are certain principles about justice
33 Repub|     are plenty of them-that is certain. ~The evil blazes up like
34 Repub|    take their place. ~They are certain to do so. ~And so the young
35 Repub|    which I want to understand: Certain of the unnecessary pleasures
36 Repub| concerns of his soul. ~That is certain. ~Yes; and every day and
37 Repub|    tyrant he becomes. ~That is certain, said Glaucon, taking his
38 Repub|        should be a little more certain, and should not conjecture
39 Repub|        taken up his abode with certain slave pleasures which are
40 Repub|        or destroyed, we may be certain that of such a nature there
41 Repub|    were all obliged to drink a certain quantity, and those who