Dialogue

 1 Repub|     punishments which Glaucon described as the portion of the just
 2 Repub|       one has ever adequately described either in verse or prose
 3 Repub|       is the one which I have described. But if you wish also to
 4 Repub|      be any city which may be described as master of its own pleasures
 5 Repub|  State; and he may be rightly described in the same terms, because
 6 Repub|    both to be such as we have described? ~Yes, I said, the question
 7 Repub|      such a manner as we have described, will accomplish? ~Certainly. ~
 8 Repub|   with Hellenes, they will be described by us as being at war when
 9 Repub|   being ordered in the manner described? ~Surely not, he replied. ~
10 Repub|       we might find was to be described as matter of opinion, and
11 Repub|      the persons who are thus described are some of them manifestly
12 Repub|       persuade those whom you described as rushing at us with might
13 Repub|     of sight to this deity be described as follows? ~How? ~Neither
14 Repub|      the arts which have been described. ~I agree in what you are
15 Repub|     philosophy such as I have described, and also, as I was just
16 Repub|       that you have very well described how, if ever, such a constitution
17 Repub|     and good, we have already described. ~We have. ~Then let us
18 Repub|    this State, which has been described in outline only; the more
19 Repub|        You seem to me to have described his origin perfectly. ~Then
20 Repub| answers to the State which we described as fair and spangled. And
21 Repub|     by nature such as we have described, is full of all sorts of
22 Repub|      tendencies which we have described; for reason constrained
23 Repub|  poetry being such as we have described is not to be regarded seriously
24 Repub|      the things which we have described will be manifested more
25 Repub|      and greater far which he described. He mentioned that he was