Dialogue

 1 Repub|        men who are injured are of necessity made unjust? ~That is the
 2 Repub|       care about honor. Wherefore necessity must be laid upon them,
 3 Repub|    enjoyment themselves, but as a necessity, and because they are not
 4 Repub|         so against their will, of necessity, but not as a good. And
 5 Repub|          him individually, but of necessity, for wherever anyone thinks
 6 Repub|           yet the true creator is necessity, who is the mother of our
 7 Repub|          they exceed the limit of necessity, and give themselves up
 8 Repub|           if there is an absolute necessity for their mention, a chosen
 9 Repub|           there is no pressure of necessity, and he is seeking to persuade
10 Repub|           to leave; the strain of necessity and the strain of freedom,
11 Repub|   remaining one. ~That follows of necessity. ~If we are asked to determine
12 Repub|           they will be drawn by a necessity of their natures to have
13 Repub|           I think? ~Yes, he said; necessity, not geometrical, but another
14 Repub|  geometrical, but another sort of necessity which lovers know, and which
15 Repub|         of the person a matter of necessity. ~That is good, he said. ~
16 Repub|         to being and ignorance of necessity to not-being, for that intermediate
17 Repub|   majority bad, which question of necessity brought us back to the examination
18 Repub|       will he be? ~Yes, Socrates; necessity will compel him. ~And yet,
19 Repub|          there is a still greater necessity, which has not been mentioned. ~
20 Repub|        not obliged, the so-called necessity of Diomede will oblige him
21 Repub|           State, and until a like necessity be laid on the State to
22 Repub| detraction. ~Of course. ~And if a necessity be laid upon him of fashioning,
23 Repub|      anyone say that they must of necessity be destroyed; that they
24 Repub|        together by persuasion and necessity, making them benefactors
25 Repub|       will take office as a stern necessity, and not after the fashion
26 Repub|     taming them by reason, but by necessity and fear constraining them,
27 Repub|       enough. ~And there being no necessity, I said, for you to govern
28 Repub|           disposed-there being no necessity also, because some law forbids
29 Repub|          trained in the school of necessity, into the freedom and libertinism
30 Repub|       power: he becomes and is of necessity more jealous, more faithless,
31 Repub|        idea that if there were no necessity for them, he would rather
32 Repub|          advantage; for he has of necessity always known the taste of
33 Repub|         his experience has not of necessity tasted-or, I should rather
34 Repub|       whether from choice or from necessity, made one bed in nature
35 Repub|           extended the spindle of Necessity, on which all the revolutions
36 Repub|     spindle turns on the knees of Necessity; and on the upper surface
37 Repub|           the Fates, daughters of Necessity, who are clothed in white
38 Repub|         Lachesis, the daughter of Necessity. Mortal souls, behold a
39 Repub|      choosing a new life, must of necessity become different. But there
40 Repub|      passed beneath the throne of Necessity; and when they had all passed,