Dialogue

 1 Repub|     true-that is to say, while perfect and unimpaired. Take the
 2 Repub|        answer me. You say that perfect injustice is more gainful
 3 Repub| injustice is more gainful than perfect justice? ~Yes, that is what
 4 Repub|        we must assume the most perfect injustice; there is to be
 5 Repub|        of God are in every way perfect? ~Of course they are. ~Then
 6 Repub|     and not thinking ourselves perfect in the art of reading until
 7 Repub|    that a single boxer who was perfect in his art would easily
 8 Repub|         if rightly ordered, is perfect. ~That is most certain. ~
 9 Repub|       most certain. ~And being perfect, is therefore wise and valiant
10 Repub|    were just now describing as perfect guardians. ~And what is
11 Repub|     more. ~The illustration is perfect, he replied; and in our
12 Repub|        model system to be more perfect men, or the cobblers whose
13 Repub|     not creating an ideal of a perfect State? ~To be sure. ~And
14 Repub| original to repair, and having perfect vision of the other world
15 Repub|    which is to have a full and perfect participation of being? ~
16 Repub|        upon him, he has become perfect in all this, he calls his
17 Repub|        because I knew that the perfect State would be eyed with
18 Repub|        me dare to say-that the perfect guardian must be a philosopher. ~
19 Repub|    wanted to see them in their perfect beauty must take a longer
20 Repub|     other senses; do they give perfect intimations of such matters?
21 Repub|  although the fairest and most perfect of visible things, must
22 Repub|    Creator of them in the most perfect manner? But he will never
23 Repub|    being. Enough, then, of the perfect State, and of the man who
24 Repub|     the conclusion that in the perfect State wives and children
25 Repub|        which is contained in a perfect number, but the period of
26 Repub|    being less by one (than the perfect square which includes the
27 Repub|         sc. 50) or less by two perfect squares of irrational diameters (
28 Repub|      between oligarchy and the perfect State, will partly follow
29 Repub|      in outline only; the more perfect execution was not required,
30 Repub|      by his seducers is termed perfect liberty; and his father