Dialogue

 1 Repub|     we have lost sight of the image which we had before us. ~
 2 Repub|       fixed in his own proper image? ~I cannot answer you, he
 3 Repub|      of imitation and shadowy image of a previous affection
 4 Repub| required by us to express the image of the good in their works,
 5 Repub|     city which bears the same image, they have never yet seen,
 6 Repub|     elements of life into the image of a man; and this they
 7 Repub|       according to that other image, which, when existing among
 8 Repub|       ask you to consider the image in another point of view? ~
 9 Repub|       have shown me a strange image, and they are strange prisoners. ~
10 Repub|       with the sun is only an image)-this power of elevating
11 Repub|      you should behold not an image only, but the absolute truth,
12 Repub|      probable. But how is the image applicable to the disciples
13 Repub|     applaud. Is he not a true image of the State which he represents? ~
14 Repub|       drone -that is the only image which will adequately describe
15 Repub|     that is the only adequate image of him. ~And when his other
16 Repub|       he will be wedded to an image of pleasure which is thrice
17 Repub|       to him? ~Let us make an image of the soul, that he may
18 Repub|       Of what sort? ~An ideal image of the soul, like the composite
19 Repub| outside of them into a single image, as of a man, so that he
20 Repub|     of them, and that part an image. For example: A painter
21 Repub|       original as well as the image, he would seriously devote
22 Repub|       not in the third-not an image maker or imitator-and if
23 Repub|      imitator or maker of the image knows nothing of true existence;
24 Repub|       Glaucus, whose original image can hardly be discerned