Dialogue

 1 Repub|          make them bad horsemen? ~Impossible. ~And can the just by justice
 2 Repub|        can the good harm anyone? ~Impossible. ~And the just is the good? ~
 3 Repub|          be imported is well-nigh impossible. ~Impossible. ~Then there
 4 Repub|         is well-nigh impossible. ~Impossible. ~Then there must be another
 5 Repub| combination of them appears to be impossible; and hence we must infer
 6 Repub|          to be a good guardian is impossible. ~I am afraid that what
 7 Repub|             Then there is nothing impossible or out of the order of nature
 8 Repub|         evil be a cause of evil? ~Impossible. ~And the good is advantageous? ~
 9 Repub|           to make himself worse? ~Impossible. ~Then it is impossible
10 Repub|           Impossible. ~Then it is impossible that God should ever be
11 Repub|         to be real and terrible? ~Impossible. ~Then we must assume a
12 Repub|       them likely to be lasting. ~Impossible. ~It would seem, Adeimantus,
13 Repub|           time in the same part? ~Impossible. ~Still, I said, let us
14 Repub|    contrary ways about the same. ~Impossible. ~No more than you can say
15 Repub|        been oaths or agreements. ~Impossible. ~No one will be less likely
16 Repub|           opinion about nothing? ~Impossible. ~He who has an opinion
17 Repub|         or hard in his dealings? ~Impossible. ~Then you will soon observe
18 Repub|         the band which he leads? ~Impossible. ~Justice and health of
19 Repub|       possibly be a philosopher? ~Impossible. ~And therefore philosophers
20 Repub|       ever become a philosopher? ~Impossible. ~Then were we not right
21 Repub|         of these alternatives are impossible, I see no reason to affirm:
22 Repub|      holds reverential converse? ~Impossible. ~And the philosopher holding
23 Repub|          though difficult, is not impossible. ~Very good. ~And so with
24 Repub|           in the heavenly light? ~Impossible, he answered; for they are
25 Repub|         can ever become science? ~Impossible, he said. ~Then dialectic,
26 Repub|         and obey them as before? ~Impossible. ~And when he ceases to
27 Repub|           although difficult, not impossible, but only possible in the
28 Repub|         of passions and desires? ~Impossible. ~Reflecting upon these
29 Repub|     absence of pleasure is pain? ~Impossible. This, then, is an appearance
30 Repub|        within him; or, if this be impossible, then by an external authority,
31 Repub|        themselves: how could he? ~Impossible. ~And there is another artist-I