Dialogue

 1 Repub|       gathering himself up, he came at us like a wild beast,
 2 Repub|         into their assembly he came having the ring on his finger,
 3 Repub|    Homer had said, "The priest came, having his daughter's ransom
 4 Repub|        the metre): "The priest came and prayed the gods on behalf
 5 Repub| painting a statue, and someone came up to us and said: Why do
 6 Repub|       boxers? ~Hardly, if they came upon him at once. ~What,
 7 Repub|    strike at the one who first came up? And supposing he were
 8 Repub|      their fathers and mothers came together will be called
 9 Repub|      failed, but he who always came forth pure, like gold tried
10 Repub|       prison had an echo which came from the other side, would
11 Repub|     the voice which they heard came from the passing shadow? ~
12 Repub|    that up he went and down he came without his eyes; and that
13 Repub|      individual out of whom he came is like the State out of
14 Repub|   State out of which oligarchy came. ~Let us then consider whether
15 Repub|   great company, and that they came to a mysterious place at
16 Repub|     conversed, the souls which came from earth curiously inquiring
17 Repub|     above, and the souls which came from heaven about the things
18 Repub|       after, he said that they came to a place where they could
19 Repub|         but first of all there came a prophet who arranged them
20 Repub|    broke off in the middle and came to an end in poverty and
21 Repub|       who had the first choice came forward and in a moment
22 Repub|        he was one of those who came from heaven, and in a former
23 Repub|     the greater number of them came from heaven and therefore
24 Repub|       whereas the pilgrims WhO came from earth, having themselves
25 Repub|   sufferings. About the middle came the lot of Atalanta; she,
26 Repub|        form of a monkey. There came also the soul of Odysseus