Dialogue

 1 Repub|      the argument into his own hands, and had been put down by
 2 Repub|       I ask no quarter at your hands. But you never will be able,
 3 Repub|     evil, they would have laid hands upon one another; but it
 4 Repub| justice. No man would keep his hands off what was not his own
 5 Repub|      mould the body with their hands; but most of those which
 6 Repub|        sooty ashes in both his hands and pouring them over his
 7 Repub|      men to me, subdued at the hands of Patroclus the son of
 8 Repub|    divinity he is ready to lay hands; or his offerings to the
 9 Repub|       daughter's ransom in his hands, supplicating the Achaeans,
10 Repub|     surrender himself into the hands of other men whom he makes
11 Repub|   standing and also moving his hands and his head, and suppose
12 Repub|      than you can say that the hands of the archer push and pull
13 Repub|       the government is in the hands of one or many, if the governors
14 Repub|        much good either at the hands of God or of man? Are these
15 Repub|        men refrain from laying hands on those who are to them
16 Repub|      giving the money into the hands of women and slaves to keep-the
17 Repub|       receive rewards from the hands of their country while living,
18 Repub| barbarians and will keep their hands off one another. ~Next as
19 Repub|      ship out of the captain's hands into their own whether by
20 Repub|    shouting and clapping their hands, and the echo of the rocks
21 Repub|    they want to get into their hands now the power which he will
22 Repub|   being probably the cleverest hands at their own miserable crafts?
23 Repub|       indignant because to his hands we committed the State;
24 Repub|        received defeats at the hands of many, they violently
25 Repub| government of himself into the hands of the one which comes first
26 Repub|  enough of that, then into the hands of another; he despises
27 Repub|        who work with their own hands; they are not politicians,
28 Repub|       not either perish at the hands of his enemies, or from
29 Repub|       if he sold them into the hands of fierce and evil men,
30 Repub|    wicked receive death at the hands of others as the penalty