Dialogue

 1 Repub|     getting nothing out of the public, because he is just; moreover
 2 Repub|        as profane, private and public; for which acts of wrong,
 3 Repub|  helping themselves out of the public revenues to get the name
 4 Repub|      every contest, whether in public or private, he gets the
 5 Repub|      and to honor them both in public and private when they are
 6 Repub|     States, private as well as public. ~Undoubtedly. ~And our
 7 Repub|      be allowed to lie for the public good. But nobody else should
 8 Repub|     rights, private as well as public. ~Is that true? I said. ~
 9 Repub|     ages who takes part in the public hymeneals shall be said
10 Repub|    complete maintenance at the public cost. For the victory which
11 Repub|        be happiness private or public is indeed a hard thing. ~
12 Repub|       speaking of? Are not the public who say these things the
13 Repub|        good and evil which the public in general have-he will
14 Repub|     and educators, who are the public, apply when their words
15 Repub|      that which is supplied by public opinion-I speak, my friend,
16 Repub|   private intrigues as well as public prosecutions? ~There can
17 Repub|       act rationally either in public or private life must have
18 Repub|    actions, private as well as public; nor the latter, because
19 Repub|       to the administration of public affairs, poor and hungering
20 Repub|    politics and ruling for the public good, not as though they
21 Repub|        the city will give them public memorials and sacrifices
22 Repub|     honors both in private and public. Now, in such a State, can
23 Repub|        condemned to death by a public accusation, they conspire
24 Repub|      who is making promises in public and also in private! liberating
25 Repub|       and again in the hour of public danger-he shall tell us
26 Repub|  further misfortune of being a public tyrant. ~From what has been
27 Repub| constrained by fortune to be a public tyrant? He has to be master
28 Repub|      those, whether private or public, which are likely to disorder
29 Repub|  better or worse in private or public life, tell us what State
30 Repub|         if Homer never did any public service, was he privately
31 Repub|      imitated, especially at a public festival when a promiscuous
32 Repub|   humble birth, of private and public station, of strength and