Dialogue

 1 Repub|      that is to say, in the good qualities of horses, not of dogs? ~
 2 Repub|         deteriorated in the good qualities of dogs, and not of horses? ~
 3 Repub|       you will attribute all the qualities which were attributed by
 4 Repub|       fight with him. ~All these qualities, he replied, will certainly
 5 Repub|       clear notion of the bodily qualities which are required in the
 6 Repub|   wanting in either of these two qualities; and yet the combination
 7 Repub|       gifted with those opposite qualities. ~And where do you find
 8 Repub|         a similar combination of qualities? ~Certainly not. ~Would
 9 Repub|         nature, need to have the qualities of a philosopher? ~I do
10 Repub|         ought to have both these qualities? ~Assuredly. ~And both should
11 Repub|        further proof of the same qualities. ~Very right, he replied. ~
12 Repub|       than they have in military qualities. ~Likely enough. ~Then we
13 Repub|           And whichever of these qualities we find in the State, the
14 Repub|         State. The last of those qualities which make a State virtuous
15 Repub|    determine which of these four qualities by its presence contributes
16 Repub|     certain other affections and qualities of these same classes? ~
17 Repub|   individual in whom the several qualities of his nature do their own
18 Repub|          not all these gifts and qualities in a higher degree than
19 Repub|          women alike possess the qualities which make a guardian; they
20 Repub|        those women who have such qualities are to be selected as the
21 Repub|          of men who have similar qualities and whom they resemble in
22 Repub|       this greatest of all great qualities; they must always have the
23 Repub| acknowledge that such a union of qualities is possible, and that those
24 Repub| proportion. ~Then, besides other qualities, we must try to find a naturally
25 Repub|       Well, and do not all these qualities, which we have been enumerating,
26 Repub|     having in perfection all the qualities which we required in a philosopher
27 Repub|        one of which praiseworthy qualities (and this is a most singular
28 Repub|        saying that even the very qualities which make a man a philosopher,
29 Repub|          cleverness, and similar qualities, do not often grow together,
30 Repub|         we were saying that both qualities were necessary in those
31 Repub|        seem to be akin to bodily qualities, for even when they are
32 Repub|          adequately perceive the qualities of thickness or thinness,
33 Repub|        is no discernment of such qualities, States and individuals
34 Repub|       the lion and the lion-like qualities, but to starve and weaken
35 Repub|       and cultivating the gentle qualities, and preventing the wild
36 Repub|      studies which impress these qualities on his soul, and will disregard
37 Repub|        the maker the good or bad qualities which develop themselves
38 Repub|          for their birth and the qualities of their ancestors; and
39 Repub|          famous for the opposite qualities. And of women likewise;
40 Repub|       consideration of all these qualities he will be able to determine