Dialogue

 1 Repub| Thrasymachus, are speaking your real mind; for I do believe that
 2 Repub|       said, if contrary to your real opinion. ~Yes, he said,
 3 Repub|        Now, if we are to form a real judgment of the life of
 4 Repub|         or health, or any other real and natural and not merely
 5 Repub|  believes the world below to be real and terrible? ~Impossible. ~
 6 Repub| effeminate by them. ~There is a real danger, he said. ~Then we
 7 Repub|         body. ~What then is the real object of them? ~I believe,
 8 Repub|        are only seeming and not real guardians, then see how
 9 Repub|       conformity with law about real and false dangers I call
10 Repub|       of the dead body when the real enemy has flown away and
11 Repub|        copy in the place of the real object? ~I should certainly
12 Repub|       teach, although he has no real notion of what he means
13 Repub|       eye is turned toward more real existence, he has a clearer
14 Repub|        whereas knowledge is the real object of the whole science. ~
15 Repub|     gift of reason to be of any real use. ~That, he said, is
16 Repub|     after a while to behold the real animals and stars, and last
17 Repub|         his alleged are not his real parents; but who the real
18 Repub|       real parents; but who the real are he is unable to discover.
19 Repub|        aged parent; and this is real tyranny, about which there
20 Repub|       Certainly. ~He who is the real tyrant, whatever men may
21 Repub|  whatever men may think, is the real slave, and is obliged to
22 Repub|       of true pleasure, are not real, but a sort of imposition? ~
23 Repub|     which they experience to be real, and in like manner, when
24 Repub|        What is filled with more real existence, and actually
25 Repub|         and actually has a more real existence, is more really
26 Repub|       which is filled with less real existence and is less real? ~
27 Repub|      real existence and is less real? ~Of course. ~And if there
28 Repub|         really filled with more real being will more really and
29 Repub|      which participates in less real being will be less truly
30 Repub|         in an illusory and less real pleasure? ~Unquestionably.
31 Repub|         Yes, he said, but not a real bed. ~And what of the maker
32 Repub|       of any other workman, has real existence, he could hardly
33 Repub|        and he desired to be the real maker of a real bed, not
34 Repub|       to be the real maker of a real bed, not a particular maker
35 Repub|      that they are looking at a real carpenter. ~Certainly. ~
36 Repub|          I should say not. ~The real artist, who knew what he