Dialogue

 1 Repub|        laugh; that's your ironical style! Did I not foresee-have
 2 Repub|           to honor in a far better style than the just, and therefore
 3 Repub|            generation. This is the style in which they praise justice.
 4 Repub|           and sweets in the modern style. ~Yes, I said, now I understand:
 5 Repub|            let us now speak of the style; and when this has been
 6 Repub|            that he assimilates his style to that of the person who,
 7 Repub|           is likewise the opposite style, in which the poet is the
 8 Repub|           and might proceed to the style. ~Yes, I remember. ~In saying
 9 Repub|           is one sort of narrative style which may be employed by
10 Repub|         Homer, that is to say, his style will be both imitative and
11 Repub|         then, are the two kinds of style? ~Yes. ~And you would agree
12 Repub|            pretty much the same in style, and he will keep within
13 Repub|      rhythms, if the music and the style are to correspond, because
14 Repub|            correspond, because the style has all sorts of changes. ~
15 Repub|          Adeimantus; but the mixed style is also very charming: and
16 Repub|           you, is the most popular style with children and their
17 Repub|            would argue that such a style is unsuitable to our State,
18 Repub| story-teller, who will imitate the style of the virtuous only, and
19 Repub|       assimilate to a good and bad style; and that harmony and discord
20 Repub|      discord in like manner follow style; for our principle is that
21 Repub|           and the character of the style depend on the temper of
22 Repub|         And everything else on the style? ~Yes. ~Then beauty of style
23 Repub|       style? ~Yes. ~Then beauty of style and harmony and grace and
24 Repub|        composed in the panharmonic style, and in all the rhythms.