Dialogue

 1 Repub|            his right mind I am by no means to make the return? ~Certainly
 2 Repub|            way, and lie hidden if he means to be great in his injustice (
 3 Repub|             rest entreated me by all means not to let the question
 4 Repub|         families do not exceed their means; having an eye to poverty
 5 Repub|            else? ~A difficulty by no means easy to overcome, he replied. ~
 6 Repub|     education of our heroes. ~By all means. ~And what shall be their
 7 Repub|        gymnastics afterward? ~By all means. ~And when you speak of
 8 Repub|             among the young. ~By all means, he replied. ~But now that
 9 Repub| administration of the State. ~By all means. ~Let us say to him: Come
10 Repub|             they have discovered any means of effecting their wishes-that
11 Repub|              or of the evil? ~By all means. ~Can there be any greater
12 Repub|           What do you think? ~By all means, I should say. ~And he who
13 Repub|          must do as he bids? ~By all means. ~And in ages to come we
14 Repub|           other excellences. ~By all means. ~In the first place, as
15 Repub|              than the other? ~By all means. ~And let us ask and answer
16 Repub|            no real notion of what he means by the principles or passions
17 Repub|           are earnestly and by every means in their power seeking after
18 Repub|            to come to terms? ~By all means, he said. ~Then let us suppose
19 Repub|         hear-otherwise, not. ~By all means, he said, tell us about
20 Repub|           below to the gods? ~By all means, he replied. ~The process,
21 Repub|              which she ought, by all means, to behold. ~True, he said. ~
22 Repub|              fair city should by all means learn geometry. Moreover,
23 Repub|         miserly because they have no means of openly acquiring the
24 Repub|              with the State. ~By all means. ~I believe that oligarchy
25 Repub|       answers to this State. ~By all means. ~Does not the timocratical
26 Repub|        acquisition of wealth and the means of acquiring it. ~Of all
27 Repub|           proposed to itself and the means by which it was maintained
28 Repub|            as possible. ~Yes, by all means, he said. ~Then, in order
29 Repub|                And the tyrant, if he means to rule, must get rid of
30 Repub|        answer our inquiries. ~By all means. ~Let me ask you not to
31 Repub|            or spend according to his means. ~Very true. ~And, for the
32 Repub|               he said, should by all means be considered. ~Now do you
33 Repub|              is good or bad. ~By all means. ~We may state the question
34 Repub|            in what manner or by what means he returned to the body